With a portfolio of well-known brands such as Gatorade, Aquafina, and its namesake cola, its prominence in the beverage space has unsurprisingly made PepsiCo a…
View More PepsiCo plans to increase its use of reusable packaging to 20% by 2030Category: Packaging
Tetra Pak and Coca-Cola introduce the first Tetra Stelo aseptic package in India
Tetra Pak’s global packaging portfolio, Tetra Stelo® Aseptic, is now the package of choice for Minute Maid, the leading nutrition brand under The Coca-Cola Company’s…
View More Tetra Pak and Coca-Cola introduce the first Tetra Stelo aseptic package in IndiaIndians are buying more packs of grocery products, but their consumption per gram has fallen
Indian households are buying more packs of grocery products than pre-pandemic levels, but their consumption per gram has fallen about 14% as pack sizes have…
View More Indians are buying more packs of grocery products, but their consumption per gram has fallenTetra Pak is testing a plant-based barrier to replace aluminium in carton packaging
Tetra Pak is experimenting with a fiber-based barrier to replace the traditional aluminium layer on its aseptic carton packaging in order to reduce carbon emissions…
View More Tetra Pak is testing a plant-based barrier to replace aluminium in carton packagingFM gets requests to reconsider imposition of 5% GST on pre-packaged & labelled food items
The finance ministry has received requests to reconsider the imposition of 5% Goods and Services Tax (GST) on pre-packaged and labelled food items like pulses…
View More FM gets requests to reconsider imposition of 5% GST on pre-packaged & labelled food itemsPringles removes the cap in order to reduce plastic waste
Pringles plans to replace the plastic lids on its 53g cans with a tight foil seal. According to the brand, removing the plastic cap will…
View More Pringles removes the cap in order to reduce plastic wastePaper stocks are in demand as India bans single-use plastic
As the Centre has issued guidelines to states asking them to ban the use of select single-use plastics effective July 1, 2022, the Indian paper…
View More Paper stocks are in demand as India bans single-use plasticPaper supplies are in high demand as a result of the ban on some single-use plastic products
On the BSE, shares of Seshasayee Paper and Boards have increased by 7 percent, Andhra Paper by 6.2 percent, Tamil Nadu Newsprint & Papers by…
View More Paper supplies are in high demand as a result of the ban on some single-use plastic productsFMCG, agro-food Cos switch to paper-based straws as plastic straw ban kicks in
Large FMCG and Agro-food companies have removed integrated plastic straws from small tetrapaks of fruit juices as well as dairy products after the ban of…
View More FMCG, agro-food Cos switch to paper-based straws as plastic straw ban kicks inA ban on single-use plastic kicks in across India
From July 1, the central government has restricted the whole process of importation, production, and sales of single-use plastic across India. The Ministry of Environment, Forest…
View More A ban on single-use plastic kicks in across India