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Stora Enso introduces a renewable paperboard tube for cosmetics packaging to replace plastic

2 October 2019

Stora Enso is introducing a paperboard tube for cosmetics packaging as a new, climate-friendly alternative to plastic tubes. The paperboard tube is suitable for the primary packaging of skin cream products.

Metsä Board introduces a new plastic-free eco-barrier paperboard

18 September 2019

Metsä Board has taken the next step in barrier packaging of the future: a new plastic-free eco-barrier paperboard that can be recycled in paper or paperboard streams.

Stora Enso and Fiskeby show the way to circular bioeconomy

16 September 2019

Stora Enso and Fiskeby show the way to circular bioeconomy: recycling trials prove that paper cups made from renewable fibre can be recycled

Smurfit Kappa’s survey reveals 75% consumers prefer paper-based packaging against less sustainable alternatives

14 August 2019

Smurfit Kappa has seen a marked increase in the number of companies seeking sustainable packaging alternatives for fresh fruit and vegetables.

MMK’s UT TRAY BLACK REPLACES PLASTIC PACKAGING FOR FRUITS

7 August 2019

Minimise waste, maximise the product impression – this could be the slogan of Austein Gård´s new cartonboard packaging for their strawberries

Kotkamills joins the KooKoo team

31 July 2019

Kotkamills and a Finnish ice hockey club KooKoo partner up - together towards plastic-free game events.

Stora Enso has launched DuraSense™

28 May 2019

Stora Enso has launched DuraSense™

Stora Enso has introduced Cupforma Natura Solo™

28 May 2019

Stora Enso has introduced Cupforma Natura Solo™

Metsä Board renews its folding boxboard portfolio

26 April 2019

Metsä Board renews its folding boxboard portfolio

Paperboard adds value to cherry tomato packaging in a recent study

31 January 2019

Paperboard adds value to cherry tomato packaging in a recent study

PACKAGING MATERIAL – A KEY ISSUE FOR THE CLIMATE

3 January 2019

Switching material from plastic to paperboard can reduce a packaging’s climate impact by 99 per cent.

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