Henkel will relaunch its bonding and sealing portfolio with recycled packaging across Europe.

Fiber-based products, in particular paper and cardboard, play an important part in the packaging and printing industries. In addition, their bio-based origin and high recycling rates provide tangible sustainability benefits. 

Newcastle University engineers have invented a new glue that may change how we recycle plastic bottles and their labels.

Thermelt is a non-reactive, solvent-free, and bio-based adhesive, consisting of rapeseed and castor bean derivatives.

NEXTLOOPP is a multi-participant project that aims to create food-grade recycled polypropylene from post-consumer packaging waste.

Read about the key elements in recycling stream effectiveness and how those elements can make more recyclable packaging.

This facility, located in Kentucky, will recycle silicone waste streams from Dow’s U.S. operations. 

The cost-efficient, reconditioned mixers are meticulously restored to “like new” working condition by the highly skilled engineers and mechanics of ROSS.

Investment in renewable energy credits has resulted in a 69% reduction in the site’s operational emissions.