A new patent-pending carton design for single-serve aseptic beverages introduces functionality that enables consumers to either drink the product fresh or freeze it at home and consume it as a push-up frozen treat. FusionPak, designed for 125 ml and 200 ml formats, incorporates a controlled tear-off zone directly into the package structure.
From first touch to final bite, innovative packaging is transforming snacks into experiences that engage the senses, conscience, and heart – a theme explored at London Packaging Week 2025.
SIG has developed a new recyclable bag-in-box package featuring their Terra RecShield D laminate, which has received formal recognition from the Association of Plastic Recyclers (APR). The innovation centres on a nylon compatibiliser technology that enables the entire package, including closure and evacuation components, to be reprocessed into blown film whilst maintaining package durability.
Advanced recycling technology will enable Cadbury sharing bars sold in the UK and Ireland to use 80% recycled plastic in their packaging from 2025. The initiative, which will cover approximately 300 million bars annually, represents the highest percentage of recycled flexible plastic within the Cadbury brand globally and marks a significant development in food-contact packaging […]
The aseptic packaging sector has gained a significant new offering with SIG’s introduction of its Neo Slimline 15 Aseptic filling machine, engineered specifically for multi-serve formats. The system, which launches at Gulfood Manufacturing in Dubai this November, achieves filling speeds of up to 15,000 SIG SlimlineBloc packs hourly – marking a 25% increase in throughput […]
Innovia Films has introduced a novel semi-cavitated film designed for in-mould labelling of large format containers, offering potential benefits for food packaging manufacturers.
Amcor’s new Clear-Tite 40 shrink bag offers a 19% weight reduction compared to standard 50µ bags, potentially lowering EPR fees for meat processors while maintaining product freshness and visual appeal.
In a move set to revolutionise ice cream packaging, Innovia Films has announced the launch of a new white ultra-low density film specifically engineered for ice cream flow wrap applications. The film, designated VL40, promises to deliver enhanced performance for high-speed packaging operations whilst maintaining product quality.
November 2025
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