PepsiCo: Snacking More Sustainably
PepsiCo continues to drive its sustainable transformation. By 2030, the company aims to use only recycled plastic in its snack packaging.
Read morePepsiCo continues to drive its sustainable transformation. By 2030, the company aims to use only recycled plastic in its snack packaging.
Read moreThe Federal Association of the German Confectionery Industry e.V. (BDSI) complains that there is a shortage of important packaging materials and raw materials. This could have consequences for the production of chocolate Easter bunnies.
Read moreCups become books: in the current Happy Meal promotion by McDonald’s Germany, the books are made of 40 percent recycled cup material. With this recycling pilot project, the company wants to help promote closed-loop recycling.
Read moreThe confectionery giant Haribo is celebrating an anniversary: in 2022, the Gold Bears will be 100 years old.
Read moreNippon – the chocolatey puffed rice bites by Hosta – are packaged with the help of robot technology. Packaging machines from Schubert are used.
Read moreSugar manufacturer Pfeifer & Langen has built a production facility for new packaging lines on almost 13,000 square meters.
Read moreThe Federal Association of the German Confectionery Industry e.V. (BDSI) has expanded its range of information with a website on the correct separation and sorting of packaging from confectionery and snack items.
Read moreSmarties wins the Packaging Europe Sustainability Award. The confectionery brand received the award in the recyclable packaging category at this year’s FACHPACK.
Read morePackaging designer Roman Klis, whose agency Klis Design GmbH works for well-known brand manufacturers, spoke at FACHPACK about the future of branding and design and changing consumer behaviors. Generation Z is of enormous importance to the packaging industry and brand manufacturers, Klis told packaging-360.com in an interview. He said they only needed a single impulse to become interested in a brand.
Read moreThe significant increase in raw material prices and also in the costs of energy, logistics and packaging materials are currently causing particular problems for manufacturers of confectionery and snack foods in Germany, in addition to the effects of the Corona pandemic.
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