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In part four of Ask it right, we look at the relationship between more sustainable packaging and maintenance of strict regulations surrounding food and beverage products.

It is hard to imagine a supermarket shelf without food and beverage cartons lining it. Let’s examine the material that makes up these packages.

What matters to consumers most when eating or drinking on the go? Let’s look at how on-the-go consumption has shaped up in recent years.

What makes up your food and beverage packaging? How does each material differ? Get an overview of the most popular packaging materials in the introduction to our new series.

Recycling has grown to become a critical part of the product life cycle, especially in the packaging industry. Recap the different ways in which recycling works in roundup of the series.

In part four of Recycling Spotlight, we look at innovative recycling initiatives around the world.

In part five of Aseptic Advantage, we examine the facts behind some common myths surrounding shelf-stable products and aseptic packaging.

In the penultimate chapter of Circular Index we focus on the role carton packs, specifically, aseptic carton packs, play in the food and beverage industry’s journey towards circularity.

In part four of Circular Index, we look at some of the ways our industries are working to become circular – and the impact this has had on both the environment and society.

Circular economies are the way forward. And this means rethinking traditional manufacturing methods. In part two of Circular Index, we explore the elements enabling the shift from linear to circular production.

We’ve all heard the term circular economy, but what does that mean in practise for manufacturers? Find out more in the first part of our new series, Circular Index.