The UK wellness market is projected to reach £6.6bn and grow at 7.5% annually through to 2035 — and the packaging decisions brands make now will shape whether they capture that opportunity or scramble to catch up.

Explore the most sustainable packaging materials, uncover recyclability challenges, and discover a game-changing concept—Design for Absence (DFA)—set to redefine how we approach packaging design.

Knoll is ranked in the top 6% for sustainability as measured by EcoVadis

Over the last three to five years, aluminium bottles have made successful inroads into the beverage market. In our view, much of that progress has been driven by the tenacity, creativity and bold vision of independent brand owners.

Fedrigoni has released a new swatch for its Arena range, comprising a selection of white, off white and ivory uncoated papers and boards.

Baïa Refill

Yorkshire-based Beatson Clark, which has been manufacturing glass bottles and jars for over 270 years, is now also offering a premium in-house decoration service.

The acquisition strengthens the company’s position in the pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, beauty, personal care, home care, and beverage segments.

On 17–18 September, Beyondly had two busy days at this year’s RWM Expo, connecting with industry peers focused on the key issues shaping the future of packaging and recycling.

Our Director of Policy & Public Affairs, Alex Hilton, recently spoke with Walpole in an interview about Beyondly becoming an Associate Partner of the association.

Fedrigoni Group has gone one step further in the fight against fake products by introducing a unified range of paper products and self-adhesive materials for brand protection in the commercial sector.

Esko launches new Cape Pack Prime to help customers drive down costs and meet sustainability KPIs

Cast & Cure creates visual and touch effects such as holographic patterns, as well as matte and glossy surfaces.

We’ve extended our Certified as Recyclable scheme.

SR Mailing 100% recycled mail bags are certified under the Global Recycled Standard (GRS).