New packaging equipment and products to help packagers and processors improve operations.

Consumers who purchase and eat alternative protein products typically want them to be packaged in a responsible way, too.

ProAmpac's new polyethylene-based film is a recyclable packaging option that withstands the demands of microwave heating.

Path Water has come out with refillable bottles made from 100% recyclable lightweight aluminum. 

New Jersey-based Chop Box is offering direct-to-consumer (DTC) boxes of beef, pork, chicken, turkey, duck, lamb, veal, seafood and more via the company's website, in time for spring holidays. 

Amcor Flexibles North America has debuted AmPrima PE Plus. The recycle ready solutions provide brand owners with innovative packaging that supports recyclability in categories that have been historically challenging.

PulPac has announced further patent grants for its cellulose forming technology that makes it possible to replace single-use plastics with fiber-based alternatives. 

Kellogg’s is trialing fully recyclable packaging for its boxes of Corn Flakes, replacing the plastic liner for paper. The food giant has said it would prefer plastic liners to be accepted in curbside recycling, but the trial of the paper alternative in a small number of Tesco stores from January “ensures we have an alternative."

Aroma is a bottle made of 100% recycled clear PET, which is completely recyclable and designed by rethinking the manufacturing system, a sustainable and imaginative idea, a unique concept that meets both the demands of brands in terms of marketing, and communication and the needs of the company in terms of production, investment and sustainability.