INEOS Styrolution, a producer of high-performance styrenics, has launched its 100% 'bio-attributed' polystyrene (PS), Styrolution PS 158K BC100, for food packaging applications.

Scientists call for more research into the amount of microplastics making their way into food from plastic packaging.

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ADIA invested in IFCO’s carve-out from Australian logistics group Brambles following a $2.5bln sale to Triton in 2019 ...

During a plenary session, the Cross River State House of Assembly expressed concerns about health problems linked to ...

UC Davis study reveals how microscopic plastic particles from food containers damage the liver and disrupt glucose metabolism ...

Veolia is investing £70 million (€81,227,650) into a closed-loop, tray-to-tray PET recycling facility - anticipated to ...

Companies like Mondelēz and Campbell's are innovating with smaller package sizes to maintain brand relevance as consumers become more cautious with spending and focused on health.

Food trays made with Styrolution® PS 158K BC100 are now available on the shelves at a leading Japanese retail chain. The new ...

In recalls, best-by or use-by dates are commonly provided. Even if the affected date has passed, be sure to check your ...

Nestlé and IBM Research unveil a generative AI tool designed to accelerate the discovery of sustainable high-barrier food ...