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Mars Moves To Paper Packaging

As it’s announced that Mars bars will move from plastic to paper-based packaging, we look at how paper is gradually taking over the…

This year has seen a welcome return for in-person events in the print and packaging sectors, and the next few months will see…

A new report has confirmed the increasing popularity of physical books over e-readers – especially on holiday where paper is the ideal companion.

From the escalating problem of e-waste to the increasing carbon footprint of data centres, we look at the impact digital transformation is…

With the rise of digital fatigue, a growing number of us are putting down the devices and picking up paperbacks, journals, and notebooks…

With bands selling out stadiums and festivals in full swing all over the UK, we explore the new trend for sustainable tours and events…

Following the release of a report by Leeds Beckett University, we look at the challenges for the packaging industry over the next 10…

As environmental regulations tighten and brands strive to source “sustainable” packaging, a surge in ultra-cheap paper products…

From paper-packaged high street underwear to Japanese beer brewed especially for book lovers, we bring you the latest paper…

Discover why you should become part of a global network that champions the sustainability of print, paper and paper-based packaging.

In an age dominated by screens and constant connectivity, fashion brands are tapping into a growing desire for quiet contemplation by…

The results of a Which? investigation into greenwashing in the UK retail sector paint a worrying picture of myths and mistruths.