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Asda: signatory to the commitment

Retailers recommit to pack reduction and recycling logo

The vast majority of major UK retailers yesterday (30 April) reiterated their commitment to packaging reduction and recyclability labelling in a series of pledges to tackle climate change.

Other Labelling

Lukewarm reception for alcohol labelling scheme

Planned health warnings and unit labelling to be introduced on all alcoholic drinks packaging by the...

RFID market value will reach £2.5bn in 2008

The value of the global RFID market will reach $4.93m (£2.5bn) in 2008, up 7% on 2007, according to...

Ziggurat creates look for Bottlegreen Junior

Ziggurat Brands, the London-based design agency, has created the look for Bottlegreen Drinks' new beverage...

Timestrip secures Nando's trial

Nando's Restaurants is to start live trials of the Timestrip smart labelling system in selected restaurants...

Public plea for action on kid's food packs

More than 80% of consumers think the government needs to do more to control the way "unhealthy" foods...

Packaging firms must check supplier awareness of Reach rules

Packaging companies should ensure their suppliers are aware of the imminent pre-registration period...

In Depth

Brands could lose face in logo balancing act

Tesco is the latest retailer to introduce carbon footprint labelling on packaging (see page 2), which...

Packaging: the first minutes of truth

The First Moment of Truth is the term famously used by Procter & Gamble to describe the few seconds...