Mars Petcare’s Schmackos brand has switched its 200g and 500g single variety packs of Strapz and Stix to packaging made from 60 per cent recycled plastic through a mass balance approach.

The winners for this year’s GABS Craft Beer Can Design Awards, sponsored by Orora, have been revealed, with Western Australia’s Beerfarm taking out the top spot and the coveted Orora Golden Can Trophy.

KeyKeg's Bag-in-Keg solution is changing the game for Australian Wine-by-Glass programs, with the proprietary system including technology that eliminates wine oxidation.

BioPak has partnered with Baskin-Robbins Australia to help one of the country’s most loved ice-creameries to make the switch to more sustainable solutions for its packaging and food waste.

BioPowder has introduced a sustainable packaging solution using olive stone powders, derived from the by-products of olive oil production.

South Australian packaging solutions company Detpak has introduced Australia’s largest selection of commercially compostable and recyclable Polybutylene Succinate (PBS) cartons, trays, and lunchboxes.

Jet Technologies has launched a new sustainable packaging solution, ShieldCycle, designed to align with the Australian Packaging Covenant Organisation's (APCO) 2025 targets, addressing the long-standing issue of non-recyclable layers in coffee bags.

Established Australian beverage brand Bickford's has unveiled a livery update across its entire product range, with the new look rolling out as it marks its 150th anniversary.

Farmers Union Greek Style Yoghurt has launched a new initiative called ‘tub-aware’, encouraging consumers to reduce food waste by repurposing yoghurt tubs to store leftovers.

A new recycle-ready bag-in-box packaging for water has been launched in Australia by food and beverage packaging solutions provider SIG, incorporating a mono-polymer composition that allows a shift away from using aluminium in the bag's structure.

Tasmanian Bakeries has introduced updated packaging for its National Pies range. Each flavour variant comes with a unique expression and distinctive background colours for its respective SKUs.

Birds Eye has committed to sourcing post-consumer recycled material as part of its sustainable packaging strategy, starting with its Steamfresh Vegetables’ plastic steam bags.

Nerada Tea has collaborated with design company, Tweak, to refresh its branding to convey its 50-year heritage and key product attributes. Platypus Printing did the printing and packaging.

Patches that change colour as raw meat freshness deteriorates in sealed refrigerated products could soon become a reality on supermarket shelves, making it easier for shoppers to know if it's still good to eat, while also reducing food waste.

US-headquartered PakTech, producer of 100% recycled and recyclable multipack packaging solutions, has kicked off manufacturing in Australia and is partnering with Endeavour Group to expand the drinks retailer’s closed loop recycling scheme.

Coles has replaced traditional plastic net bags with recyclable paper packaging for fresh mandarins, which is set to reduce plastic waste by 11,700 kilograms annually.