Policies such as extended producer responsibility (EPR) legislation and prohibitions on non-recyclable packaging are ...

According to experts, food and drink brands will need to consider several design priorities when developing packaging in 2025 ...

Every time I walk down the supermarket aisles, I notice something different about food packaging. From smart labels that tell you when your milk is about to go bad to plant-based containers that break ...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. used a speech at a plastics and chemicals conference to highlight health risks from microplastics and ...

With environmental crises linked to plastic waste intensifying, the search for sustainable packaging alternatives has never ...

Their brief? To create new forms of food packaging to replace the unsustainable designs upon which modern life seems to depend: single-use plastic beverage cups, lids, straws, and bottles.

Preview of the UP Scorecard tool. Easily compare the environmental and human health impacts of different foodware and food packaging options. Disclaimer: AAAS and EurekAlert! are not responsible ...

Preview of the UP Scorecard tool. Easily compare the environmental and human health impacts of different foodware and food packaging options. (Zurich, Switzerland - March 26, 2025) The first fully ...

meeting the demands of consumers who are increasingly seeking sustainable and secure food packaging options. In terms of regional market share, North America accounted for 27.1% of the market in 2024.

Biodegradable, recyclable, and reusable rigid food packaging options are becoming more popular, as consumers and companies prioritize environmental responsibility. Technological Advancements in ...

Crafted from environmentally friendly, wax-free corrugated board, DS Smith’s “GoChill Cooler” provides consumers with a solution to keep food and beverages fresh on-the-go while reducing ...

The aim of the survey was to understand how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted Canadian consumers’ attitudes towards single-use plastic food packaging ... had once looked like near-consensus policy ...