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SAVE FOOD at Interpack 2026: international expertise and concrete solutions for food protection and sustainability

• How can packaging contribute more effectively to protecting food, reducing losses and accelerating the transition to a more sustainable industry? The answers were provided during the SAVE FOOD Expert Talks, held...

Return of cardboard packaging for soft drinks and dairy products

• Tetra Pak and Mega Image, together with partners Maspex, TOMRA and Brai Cata, have expanded the first pilot project in Europe dedicated to the collection of cardboard packaging for soft drinks and dairy products, by...

Tetra Pak and Sterilgarda Alimenti – partnership for sustainability

• Bucharest, April 22, 2026: Tetra Pak, in collaboration with Sterilgarda Alimenti, a major Italian company in the dairy industry, launched the first 1-liter aseptic package with an inner protective layer based on...

How to transform your production space into a sustainable one – a long-term strategic approach

• Sustainability in the professional kitchen is no longer a passing trend, but an essential component of long-term competitiveness. Consumers increasingly choose products from companies that reduce waste, optimize resources...

From fallen leaves to sustainable packaging – the Releaf Paper innovation

• In a world where sustainability is at the center of discussions, a revolutionary invention has opened new horizons in the packaging industry. Releaf Paper, a globally patented brand, uses fallen leaves to...

The new TETRA PAK packaging: practical for consumers, flexible for manufacturers

• Tetra Pak, world leader in food processing and packaging, has introduced a wide range of functional packaging, Tetra Prisma® Aseptic Edge, thus expanding its portfolio of packaging adapted for "on-the-go" consumption. Tetra Pak...

Study: Biodegradable disposables and the risks of gluten migration into food

• A recent study by researchers at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in Germany reveals the potential risks that biodegradable accessories that come into contact with food can...

Barley-based plastic – one hundred percent biodegradable material

• A new ecological material, made from barley starch mixed with fibers from sugar beet waste, sees the light of day at the University of Copenhagen - a durable material that...

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