Print and Packaging

Dow (NYSE: DOW) and LVMH Beauty, a division of LVMH, the world leader in luxury and home to 75 iconic brands, will collaborate to accelerate the use of sustainable packaging across LVMH’s perfume and cosmetic products. This collaboration would enable both bio-based and circular plastics to be integrated into several of the beauty multinational’s product applications without compromising functionality or quality of the packaging.

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Partnership combines inkjet and dry fiber technologies to create stunning designs from recycled clothing

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First market products available in aluminium-free Pure-Pak® eSense carton from Elopak

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Four smart and intuitive applicators make Gala the perfect solution for eye, lips and face formulas

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Company launches energy efficiency campaign for print shops

Using state-of-the-art HEIDELBERG equipment clearly exceeds 1997 Kyoto Protocol targets
Energy consumption of latest Speedmaster XL 106 generation around 40 percent lower than that of a press from 1990

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An article from Asahi Photoproducts explains how to improve flexographic platemaking from both a quality and sustainability point of view.
By Dieter Niederstadt, Technical Marketing Manager, Asahi Photoproducts

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• ECOLEAF market adoption accelerated in 2022 with multiple orders and installations across Europe

• 2023 expected to continue on this positive trajectory, with Harald Jasper overseeing the company’s success

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Eosta has initiated a European trend with the introduction of laser marks on fruit and vegetables

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• CCL Label Voelkermarkt in Austria launches material efficient solution that helps save plastic
• Stretch Sleeve has a thickness of 30 micron that is a novelty in the market
• Main application are returnable 1 Liter PET bottles commonly used in the mineral water market

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Up-and-coming chocolate start-up packs products exclusively with sustainable packaging materials
Koehler NexPlus® Advanced" barrier paper innovation meets demand for sustainable primary packaging for the food industry
Change from plastic to paper packaging possible without major investment

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