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Finat s event to reconnect label community online

Finat, the European association for the self-adhesive label industry, has revealed details of its week-long forum taking place between May 31 and June 4, encompassing a number of key topics, including business consolidation, sustainability, and the workforce of the future. With a mixture of interactive and networking sessions, special guests, industry veterans, and a few surprises along the way, Finat wants to inspire the industry to reconnect online with each day of the event touching upon a different theme. Day 1 (May 31) will focus on association matters. Finat’s managing director Jules Lejeune will set the scene for the week ahead, reviewing trends and developments in the label market over the last year.

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Holy Grail of a circular economy

One of the most pressing challenges in achieving a circular economy for packaging is to improve the sorting of post-consumer waste by accurately identifying recyclable packaging, resulting in more efficient and higher-quality recycling. ‘The current low EU recycling rates are mainly related to lack of infrastructure/collection schemes and consumer participation, next to inefficient sorting,’ says Gian De Belder, technical director of packaging sustainability at Procter & Gamble. ‘We want to bring the solution for the latter.’ ‘Effective sorting of waste is a barrier to wider recycling of packaging materials in Europe,’ agrees Silviu Popovici, CEO of PepsiCo Europe. ‘This industry-wide challenge can only be resolved by working together for a system-wide solution.’

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We will accept only fair and equitable labor conditions in our supply chain, says Symrise exec

“We will accept only fair and equitable labor conditions in our supply chain,” says Symrise exec 17 Mar 2021 - Germany-headquartered Symrise joins the European Brands Association (AIM) in its global initiative AIM-Progress to unite consumer goods manufacturers with suppliers committed to ethical and sustainable supply chains. Speaking to FoodIngredientsFirst , Helmut Frieden, vice president of corporate sustainability explains how Symrise will accept only fair and equitable labor conditions in its supply chain. The move comes amid pressure from consumers and government alike to ensure more transparent and resilient supply chains. Last month, the German government reached an agreement to implement the Supply Chain Act, which will require companies to carry out due diligence regarding human rights and environmental issues along the supply chain from 2024.

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Farm-to-cup: Blockchain initiative boosts storytelling and transparency of Honduran coffee

Farm-to-cup: Blockchain initiative boosts storytelling and transparency of Honduran coffee
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P&G and Its Brands, Like Pantene, Gillette, Ariel, Fairy and Oral B Are Reducing Virgin Plastic by Design and Enable Circularity at Scale

Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. P&G and Its Brands, Like Pantene, Gillette, Ariel, Fairy and Oral B Are Reducing Virgin Plastic by Design and Enable Circularity at Scale March 3, 2021 GMT GENEVA (BUSINESS WIRE) Mar 3, 2021 Today the Procter & Gamble Company (NYSE:PG) shares its latest advancements toward packaging circularity in Europe which deliver against its “Ambition 2030” goals to reduce virgin plastic usage by 50% and reach 100% recyclability or reusability by 2030. Consistent with the European Green Recovery and its aspiration to shift to a more circular economy, P&G has been the first FMCG company to join the

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