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ProPrint Group was established in 2015 by combining two successful print companies: CopyPoll, an established board print and packaging business, and Promo Labels, a newer, rapidly growing label company. The goal was to widen the printed packaging range and optimize service levels. The group’s production facilities now include nine UV presses covering litho, flexo and digital

When one of the best-known supermarket chains in the U.K. decided to remove plastic from its products, it hadn't anticipated a spike in shoplifting.

Coveris has launched a range of recyclable, reduced plastic pouches for Iceland’s grated cheese.

Iceland replaced its previous plastic packaging with Mondi’s EcoSolutions functional barrier paper to become the first U.K. supermarket to become plastic neutral

Iceland replaced its previous plastic packaging with Mondi’s EcoSolutions functional barrier paper to become the first U.K. supermarket to become plastic neutral

Iceland is set to replace some of its plastic packaging with Mondi’s functional barrier paper, which is reportedly recyclable in existing waste streams and guarantees the same shelf life as its previous packaging.

The world’s biggest brands including Marks & Spencer, Hotel Chocolat, Amazon, ASOS and Coca-Cola flocked to the capital to attend Packaging Innovations and Luxury Packaging London at Olympia, 1 & 2 December.

The new £10 Billion Debate will see major names, including Iceland, Waitrose, the Packaging Society, the FPA and OPRL come together to test the limits of the government’s initiatives to manage packaging waste.

THE UK’s “greenest grocer” has launched an appeal to companies across North Wales to join the carbon zero crusade to help save the planet. The call to arms from Richard Walker, the managing director of pioneering eco-aware supermarket Iceland which has stores across the region, came ahead of Net Zero 2021, a major online business conference. Themes at the conference include Energy and Transport, Manufacturing, Tourism and Hospitality, Food and Retail and Buildings and Construction a...

THE UK’s “greenest grocer” has launched an appeal to companies across North Wales and Merseyside to join the carbon zero crusade to help save the planet. The call to arms from Richard Walker, the managing director of pioneering eco-aware supermarket Iceland, came ahead of Net Zero 2021, a major online business conference. Themes at the conference include Energy and Transport, Manufacturing, Tourism and Hospitality, Food and Retail and Buildings and Construction and the event runs fr...