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• UPM Biochemicals to develop new sustainable coolants

• Visy proud to sponsor Australian football in Singapore

• ‘Industry-first’ paper cap from Tetra Pak trialled on Aneto’s vegetable broth

• “This Changes How You Poop Forever”: Revolutionary Toilet Paper Breakthrough Redefines How Billions Clean Themselves Every Day

• 5 key trends disrupting the paper and board market

• 5 Reasons Paper Books Are Still More Popular Than E-Books

• 7 packaging trends to watch out for in 2022

• A new chapter in the plastic versus paper race

• Absolut's paper bottle trial sparks controversy

• Adoption of Oji Group’s paper product by Nestlé Group

• AF&PA Releases January 2019 Reports

• AI in Packaging to Reach $6 Billion by the End of 2033

• Amazon Redesigns Packaging, Krones Swaps out Plastic Film, and Sainsbury Introduces Plastic-free Avocado Packaging

• Amazon replaces 15 billion plastic air pillows with paper filler

• Amazon: Transformational Change in E-comm Packaging Begins Upstream

• Amcor research reveals recyclability claims are the most influential on consumer decisions

• Announcement of the start of fluff pulp production for use in absorbent hygiene products such as disposable diapers

• APCO, Simply Cups launch paper cups ARL logo

• Are Humanoid Robots the Processing and Packaging Labor Force of The Future?

• Are paper cups sustainable?

• Arnott's switches to recyclable displays

• Australia’s first road using recycled coffee cups

• Australian consumers want Aussie paper bags

• Australian scientists may have discovered solution to our plastic recycling problem

• Bag-in-box vodka claims 8x carbon footprint cut

• Bamboo Toothbrush Launches with Recyclable Packaging

• BASF develops label adhesives that do not interfere with paper recycling

• Billerud launches kraft wrap for paper rolls

• BillerudKorsnäs and Tetra Pak together towards 100 % recyclable packaging

• BillerudKorsnäs innovative solution on secondary packaging helps Oatly cut packaging carbon footprint by half

• Bio-Sourced Asphalt Paves a New Road for Clean Economy in Quebec

• Biobased barrier coating bolsters paper cup compostability and recyclability

• Biodegradable wood fibre packaging foam from Fibu to be distributed worldwide

• BioPak's Christmas cup to deliver 20k meals

• BioPRIA publishes paper on “Nanocellulose films as air and water vapour barriers: A recyclable and biodegradable alternative to polyolefin packaging”

• Blade-free paper cushioning system launched by Storopack

• Borealis, Nestlé, and Walmart join New Plastics Economy as Core Partners

• Bridge Road Brewers to open recycled cardboard bar

• Broadford Mill adds new angle to paper waste

• Bushfire detection in Australia and NZ boosted by AI intervention

• Can paper bottles actually be sustainable?

• Cardboard handle for six-pack Martins Brewery bottles provided by DS Smith

• Cascades brings innovation to the egg market with a new packaging solution

• Cellulose foam by Stora Enso wins “Cellulose Fibre Innovation of the Year”

• China to increase tariffs on US OCC and other materials

• Closing the loop with paper carrier bags

• Coca-Cola European Partners to ditch plastic shrink-wrap

• Coca-Cola, Fanta and Sprite trial fibre-based wrap for beverage multipacks

• Coles removes plastic opening from tissue boxes

• Contributing to the Circular Economy: The Paper and Wood Products Industry

• Coronavirus: Contract manufacturers set to help stem shortage of hand sanitisers

• Costa’s premium grapes debut in paper bunch bag

• COVID-19: PEFC extends transition period for 2020 standards

• COVID-19: update by BIR member national associations

• Creating an Australian made 100 per cent recycled wine box

• Designing packaging for the digital generation

• Dewatering technique accelerates drying process for cellulose nanofibers

• Doting Pet Parents Drive Innovation in Packaging Design, Technology

• DS Smith and Laithwaite’s team to deliver closed loop solution

• DS Smith Packaging for Egg Transport, Marks & Spencer Paper Packaging for Chocolate, and Guyenne Papier with LFI Emballages' Cardboard Yogurt Tub

• Duracell to Reveal Paper-Based Success at Packaging Recycling Summit

• Earthodic raises $6m for bio-based coating breakthrough

• Eco packaging for ready meals comes to Coles

• Enjoy your to-go cup of joe

• Essity enters agreement to acquire Australian hygiene company Asaleo Care

• European paper and board production follows the EU economy downward trend in 2019, in contrast with market pulp production dynamism

• European paper recycling demonstrates high level of resilience in the light of severe global disruptions

• European pulp and paper sector maintain essential operations to help EU citizens tackle the COVID-19 pandemic

• Excellent Carbon Footprint result

• Facts are stubborn things: The truth about paper and deforestation

• Ferrero trials 100% recyclable POS displays

• Fibre moulding is a hot topic

• Fibre-based bottle from Zipform contains 50% PCR and avoids plastic liner

• Fibres from recycled food and beverage cartons produce high-quality moulded pulp packaging, concludes research from Innofibre

• Five:am launches first paper yoghurt tub in Australia

• Food paper packaging with recycled content created by Mondi and Syntegon

• Forest material can be used as UV and fire protection

• Forest thinning can reduce bushfire risk – academics

• Four reasons to use paper-based eCommerce packaging

• Friday analysis: AI’s smarts keeps us and our forests safe

• From Plastic to Paper - How Will Sustainability Trends Impact the Pulp and Paper Industry?

• From side streams to soil improvement fibres and carbon storages – How fibre fractions from paperboard industry are utilised in agriculture

• Game on for smart packaging at Hungry Jack's

• Gen Z's Packaging Revolution: 7 Trends Reshaping Design

• Graphic Packaging helps start-up with pack for plant-based butter.

• Great Earth launches fibre screw cap

• Greater use of wood-fibre products could have helped solve plastics collision course on waste exports ban

• GREEN CHEMISTREE: the Pulp and Paper Industry’s Next Evolution

• Growing beer bottles on trees

• Growing the forest bioeconomy: Biomaterials for high-tech applications

• Heineken UK replaces plastic rings with cardboard topper

• How about a different approach to recycled content and the circular economy?

• How Amazon is making its packaging more efficient

• How Baileys Paper-Based Bottle is Made

• How embossing impacts toilet tissue aesthetics and consumer buying behavior

• How will Trump’s presidency affect the packaging industry?

• HZ Green Pulp first dry molded fiber producer in Malaysia

• Innovation to add new value for $425 billion fibre-based packaging market through to 2027

• Intelligent packaging opens trade doors

• Item adds 100% paper handles to its natural fibre products

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