Environment

UK eco-friendly packaging firm Greenbottle launches paper juice carton.
The Merseyside-based manufacturer is in early discussions with a major retailer to supply biodegradable paper juice cartons.

Bottles use 50% more finite resources than carton packs
A pan-European study has found that carton packs for UHT milk use 57% less fossil resources than bottles.

Hampton Printing renews commitment to ISO 12647-2
Hampton Printing, the first UK business to achieve the ISO 12647-2 colour control standard through Heidelberg, has renewed its commitment for a further two years.

Two Sides gets £2m of ad space for campaign
Two Sides has launched the UK leg of its pan-European campaign "No Wonder You Love Paper", which has the backing of a host of UK newspaper and magazine publishers.

Drinks carton reprocessing plant to open next year
A drinks carton reprocessing plant is set to be operational in the UK by 2013 following an agreement between packaging producer Sonoco Alcore and the Alliance for Beverage Cartons and the Environment...

Duraweld appoints new operations director
Duraweld has reported a 100% in-full, on-time delivery service two months after Keith Dawson joined the company as operations director.

Falconer Print and Packaging installs UK's first Braille unit with Diana X folder gluer
Falconer Print and Packaging installed the Heidelberg Diana X 115 folder gluer with Braille unit in April, which is "running very smoothly", according to Falconer managing director Hadyn Bradbury.

Pensord first printer to achieve BPIF Seal of Business Excellence
The specialist magazine printer took the top accolade following a series of rigorous audits carried out by BPIF inspectors.

Arjowiggins signs exclusive deal with Antalis and EBB
Arjowiggins Graphic has announced that its bright white recycled papers are to become exclusive to suppliers Antalis McNaughton and Elliot Baxter from July.

Toshiba forced to abandon 'National No Print Day'
After a fast and furious response by the US printing industry, Toshiba has decided not to go ahead with its marketing campaign centered on 'National No Print Day' this Autumn.