Unlike traditional methods favouring one material, material neutrality selects packaging based on factors like recyclability, carbon footprint, and local waste systems.

No longer just for transport, it now aids automation, boosts shelf impact, supports returns, and reinforces brand values.

Heartwood Partners has divested its stake in M&Q Packaging through Heartwood Partners II and its affiliated entities, marking the conclusion of its investment in M&Q Holdings.

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has introduced the region’s first formal extended producer responsibility (EPR) pilot, holding manufacturers and brand owners accountable for post-consumer waste ...

The initiative will see consumers pay a deposit on plastic and metal bottles and cans, refundable when returned for recycling.

Eco-friendly cosmetic packaging is no longer a niche innovation but a powerful driver of market growth, innovation, and brand trust.