Belgium trial explores digital watermarking for food-grade packaging
Under the trial process, invisible Digimarc watermarks are applied across packaging surfaces during the printing stage.
Under the trial process, invisible Digimarc watermarks are applied across packaging surfaces during the printing stage.
The technique involves compacting moist soil inside cardboard forms or tubes.
Without clear agreement on what makes packaging truly sustainable, regulations often rely on goals.
Researchers in China have developed a biodegradable bamboo plastic that is strong enough for industrial use but breaks down naturally in soil in 50 days.
The new cup lines are available to commercial foodservice operators and distributors across North America.
BioPak has established an online dashboard to display data on project locations, tree species, restored acreage, and environmental metrics.
“It will support businesses to make evidence-based decisions rather than relying solely on supplier or informal advice,”
The material was developed as part of ongoing efforts to find alternatives to conventional plastic.
Biodegradability standards are helpful for consumers and waste regulators.
The product serves as a shock-proof alternative for storing, moving, and shipping fragile items.
Approximately 1500 cups rotate through the system to be returned to vendors for reuse.
The goal was to make sustainability a core part of product design rather than an afterthought.
The breakthrough comes as plastic waste continues to accumulate worldwide.
Recycled PET products will be sold across a network of around 50 aquariums.
The initiative positions refill shops as key partners in shifting consumer behaviour away from single-use packaging.