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Corrections & Amplifications This headline was corrected at 0616 GMT. The original version misstated the revenue figure as GBP7.24B.By Elena Vardon DS...

By Elena Vardon DS Smith is scheduled to report results for fiscal 2023 on Thursday. Here's what you need to know: PRETAX PROFIT: The packaging company is...

Draft Guidance For Pesticide Application Submissions with Endangered Species Act Reviews; NGOs Call On EPA To Remove PFAS From Plastic Containers; EPA Proposes Updates To TSCA New Chemicals Regulations; Final Rule To Accelerate Use Of Plant-Incorporated Biotechnologies; More

Vital Proteins issued voluntarily recalled of its product Vital Protien Collagen Peptide supplements due to possible broken plastic fragments in the tubs of powder. The Franklin, Illinois-based brand, which is owned by Nestlé Health Science, first announced the recall in a notice sent to Costco on April 28, citing contamination from "pieces of one blue broken lid may be in one or more canisters." The affected 24-ounce plastic containers bear the UPC code 857273008666 and batch c...

Background The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has carefully studied the newly released Fiscal Policy Measures for 2023 by the Federal Ministry

The global tea market is experiencing rapid growth worldwide, owing to factors such as the health benefits associated with tea and increased awareness of the need to lose weight among people PORTLAND

A Malaysian man was sentenced to 12 months in prison for smuggling 26 puppies and a cat in laundry bags to Singapore, causing unnecessary pain and suffering to the animals. The incident highlights the dangers of animal smuggling and the spread of infectious diseases like canine parvovirus.

Chicago-based REUSO provides reusable packaging for food that is checked out and returned like library books and can be used over 1,000 times.

It has been a staple of Texas kitchens for nearly 80 years. It could be going away soon. An iconic kitchen product may be gone forever in just months.

Every kitchen boasts of Tupperware’s airtight plastic containers. But not for long. The over-70-year-old US company is on the verge of going under owing to falling sales. What went wrong with this household brand?