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  • Leading cosmetics companies launch sustainable packaging roundtable

    The American Institute of Chemical Engineers' Institute for Sustainability has announced the creation of the Sustainable Packaging Cosmetics Roundtable. Inaugural members include Avon Products, Inc.; Chanel, Inc.; Coty, Inc.; The L'Oreal Group, Mast Global Beauty & Home, and The Estee Lauder Companies.

  • Healthy Foods Not Necessarily More Expensive Than Less Healthy Ones

    If we use price per calorie, fruits and vegetables tend to be more expensive than less healthy foods. In contrast, if we use price per edible weight or per average amount eaten, then grains, vegetables, fruits, and dairy foods are less expensive than most protein foods and less healthy foods.

  • Radioactive Energy Drink Relaunches in "Glowing" 16 oz. Cans from Rexam

    Catch the Glow." That's the message behind Radioactive Energy Drink, a unique beverage that literally glows in the dark. It has now been reformulated and relaunched in 16 oz. cans from Rexam.

  • Dry Dock Brewing Announces Expansion Plans

    Dry Dock Brewing Co. is under contract to purchase a 30,000 sq ft building in Aurora, CO to house a 4-vessel, 40 barrel brewhouse that will eventually be capable of producing more than 60,000 barrels of beer per year. The new facility should be producing beer by the end of the year, aiming to brew 12,000 barrels in the first year.

  • Portola Packaging cuts energy use and recycles 5.5 million pounds of materials

    Portola Packaging, a leading closure manufacturer based in Naperville, IL, reports that over the past two years, their   North American facilities reduced energy usage by almost 20 percent and recycled more than 5.5 million pounds of material.
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High resolution printing enables branding on demand, reducing inventory of pre-printed cartons and adhesive labels. Drop-on-demand inkjet is used for simple 1- or 2-line printing and uses eco-friendly water-based inks. High resolution inkjet can produce several lines of print as well as large, crisp graphics. Branding on demand with the new Viacode platform enables packagers to reduce their costs associated with pre-printed boxes and labels, the company says.
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