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UPM Raflatac is pleased to announce the launch of its new Packaging Recyclability Guide, designed to help fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) stakeholders across the packaging value chain navigate the complexities of packaging design and recyclability. The new guide, which is available as a free e-book on the company’s website, offers practical information on the guidelines, definitions and criteria to help make informed label choices that will enhance recyclability.

Food is gaining an increasing share of the IML market, driven by the growth of IML-IM in North America, predominantly in food end uses. Household Chemicals and Industrial Chemicals are the mainstays of IML-EB technologies and face stiff competition from pressure-sensitive and heat shrink sleeve label formats. Overall growth has been slower in these segments, given the existing penetration levels of IML-EB and the competition described.­

Packaging has evolved into one of the foundational building blocks of the modern economy. From the cardboard boxes that protect electronics during shipping to the plastic wrappers that keep food fresh, packaging is everywhere. However, with this omnipresence comes immense responsibility. As companies seek to balance consumer convenience with environmental stewardship, the question of how to reduce the ecological footprint of packaging without sacrificing functionality has become more urgent than ever.

Print is dead? Long live print! “The radical upheaval in the printing industry is far from over,” emphasizes Oliver Kutsch, CEO of Ceresana: “Conventional advertising brochures, catalogs, and publication printing are continuing to lose importance, while the market for printed books is stabilizing somewhat for the time being. In contrast, demand for packaging, labels, and other print products is increasing.”

Digitalisation is an important driver for market success.

The report has identified critical areas where digitalisation can drive growth and innovation within the wine sector, ensuring businesses remain competitive and responsive to market demands

Cheers to change: WSTA raises a glass to UK wine and spirit market evolution, and urges Labour Government to apply caution with EPR plans

Miles Beale is the Chief Executive of the Wine and Spirit Trade Association (WSTA), an organisation representing over 300 companies involved in producing, importing, exporting, transporting, and selling wines and spirits in the United Kingdom.

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