Archive for year: 2021

Consumer Perceptions report – data tables

We have now made available the raw data tables from the Second Consumer Perceptions report for members to use.

Comparative Materials Study (extended version)

This extended version of the Comparative Materials Study, published last month, includes a further three case studies and is made available for members’ reference only.

Plastic Packaging Tax and EPR Webinar – register today!

The webinar, being run in partnership with the BPIF, will provide an update on the UK Plastic Packaging Tax (PPT).

European paper industry delivers on emission reduction and recycling commitments

Paper value chain lives up to its commitment as recycling rate reaches 73.9% in 2020.

Pro Carton Young Designers Award 2021 – vote now!

Public voting for the Pro Carton Young Designers Award 2021 is now open!  

3 billion more trees!

European forests have grown by over 50,000 km² in the last 15 years ...

All Cartons are Circular!

Pro Carton, in co-operation with BPIF Cartons, are advertising in a packaging special report in The Grocer magazine.

2020 Global Packaging Trends Report

Mintel has published its 2020 Global Packaging Trends report. The report aims to identify opportunities for companies, brands, retailers, and packaging and material manufacturers to explore, study, and act upon in the coming year.

Pro Carton AGM

The Pro Carton AGM was held online on 14th June and all resolutions were passed.

PEFC Webinar – Responsibly-Sourced Packaging

PEFC is hosting a webinar on Thursday 8 July for those looking to learn more about the role of certified paper packaging in the circular economy.

Pro Carton’s Museum of Brands exhibition re-opens

Pro Carton’s collection of award-winning cartons is now back on show at the Museum of Brands in Notting Hill, London. Complimentary tickets are available from Pro Carton.

Comparative materials study

Pro Carton has commissioned a study that compares the carbon footprint of cartonboard based packaging against plastic alternatives. Four products have been compared, one in a predominantly plastic pack and one in cartonboard across three food products and one non-food item.