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Buckets Packaging News
Berry Global has won the prestigious 2023 Horners Bottlemakers Award for the innovative closed-loop recycled paint container solution for its Paintainer range. Berry’s solution tackles this issue by treating both the containers and the paint as valuable assets.
Berry Global recently won Sika Corporation’s first North American Sustainable Packaging Challenge. Berry took top marks out of a group of 20 suppliers for its proposal of a full recyclable five-gallon pail with 30% PCR featuring IML decoration.
Thrace Group's portfolio of packaging solutions targets a wide variety of markets. The company's square and rectangular buckets are a great option for both the food and home care industries.
Berry Global is supporting the sustainability strategy of one of Scandinavia’s leading de-icing brands with the supply of containers made with post-consumer recycled plastic.
Milliken & Company and PureCycle Technologies have come together to develop the first fully environmentally sustainable concentrate for PP on the market made from recycled resin.
Fenton Packaging Solutions began its cooperation with US-based aluminium effect pigments manufacturer Silberline’s European division three years ago. The challenge was to make the packaging of pigments more sustainable and seek a carbon footprint reduction.
Nordthy in Denmark develops and distributes a wide selection of snacks, nuts, biscuits, cakes and confectionary. Now, in collaboration with Berry Superfos, Nordthy has a new packaging solution for its expanding range of tasty snacks – pails in bright colours that are ideal for reuse at home.
The ALPLA Group is purchasing the Wolf Plastics Group to expand its product portfolio and sees growth potential in Central and South-Eastern Europe. In acquiring all the shares in the packaging manufacturer Wolf Plastics Group based in Kammern, Austria, ALPLA intends to use the company’s expertise, in particular in the manufacture of plastic buckets and canisters, to expand its product portfolio.
IIC's hybrid packaging (also called desto packaging) offers the possibility to reduce the plastic content by up to 80% and still guarantee the usual characteristics. The combination of two components offers countless possibilities for the food industry.