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The sustainability focused flexible packaging company has moved its headquarters to Northampton in the UK.

As the print and packaging industries contend with an aging workforce, Eco Flexibles is focused on supplying young people with the skills they need to thrive in the sector.

Moore will be responsible for overseeing all print and production aspects of Eco Flexibles operations.

For the second consecutive year, Eco Flexibles has emerged victorious at the Whitworths Supplier Conference, with the UK-based sustainable flexible packaging specialist clinching a solutions award for the second year running.

For the second consecutive year, Eco Flexibles, a UK-based sustainable flexible packaging company, won the Solutions Award at the Whitworths Supplier Conference.

UK-based sustainable flexible packaging business, Eco Flexibles, has achieved a successful Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Chain of Custody audit. 

Looking to reduce overall waste and introduce recyclable packaging in place of its incumbent mixed-material PETand PE design, Lovimals chose Eco Flexibles to deliver a graphically impactful monopolymer flexible packaging format that combined improved sustainability credentials with exemplary performance. Eco Flexibles supplied its digitally printed EcoFlow Pouch with PE

The audit found that its monopolymer film EcoFlow has a 35 percent lower environmental footprint than standard mixed plastic and paper equivalents when used in typical flexible packaging applications. The LCA is a comprehensive analysis service from Ecoveritas, one of the leading names in packaging sustainability data and compliance. The service measures key metrics through

Whitworths is a dried fruit, nuts, home baking and snack products brand established in 1886 and based in Irthlingborough, Northamptonshire, UK. It runs an annual conference event to share its vision, values, and strategy with its suppliers, as well as recognize partners who have delivered over and above for the business. Eco Flexibles was a finalist in three categories of its

Eco Flexibles, which helps brands reduce their carbon footprint with lightweight, monopolymer flexible packaging designs, believes that how FMCG, food and grocery businesses are shaping their green strategies has evolved, with new considerations for brand owners. ‘We are essentially seeing a “hard reset” in sustainability thinking,’ said Simon Buswell, sales and marketing