Here’s this week’s Packaura roundup — 9 items across Packaging Industry, Materials & Recycling.
Every story links to its original source.
The TLDR
- Packaging Industry: Sustainability & Impact Summit | Recycling debate considers ‘acceptable public burden’ for circular progress
- Materials & Recycling: CommanderAI releases new open API
Packaging Industry
Sustainability & Impact Summit | Recycling debate considers ‘acceptable public burden’ for circular progress
by Neil Merrett An expert panel discussing critical challenges in enhancing recycling and sustainable waste management has debated the level of responsibility that should be imposed on the public to push change. Represen Packaging News
WRAP unveils flexible plastics strategy within UK Packaging Pact
WRAP has published a strategy intended to drive action over the circular management of flexible plastics and films in preparation for the introduction of mandatory household material collections. The post WRAP unveils Packaging News
Materials & Recycling
CommanderAI releases new open API
The open API allows waste haulers, recyclers and scrap operators to integrate the company’s tools directly into their existing operational technology stack. Recycling Today
LME contract activity decreases in July
London Metal Exchange copper and nickel trading decreased in July, and more than 61,000 metric tons of copper moved out of LME-affiliated warehouses during the month. Recycling Today
From the blog this week
How to Design E-Commerce Packaging That Survives Shipping
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How to Design Product Packaging in Canva (Step-by-Step)
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Plastic Resin Codes Explained: What Each Number Means
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GHS Chemical Labeling Requirements: A Beginner’s Guide
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How to Protect Your Designs With Overseas Packaging Suppliers
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