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UK supermarket chain Waitrose & Partners has launched its new packaging-free retail concept 'Waitrose Unpacked' that could save thousands of tonnes of packaging and plastic. The pilot has begun in the Waitrose Botley Road store in Oxford, with the packaging being removed from hundreds of products, such as flowers and indoor plants.

Packaging company DS Smith has improved Morrisons' Best Bacon packaging with its Retail Ready Packaging (RRP) solution that has 100% recyclable fibre-based corrugated design.

French transnational waste, water and energy management company Veolia has invested a further £1m in its Dagenham Plastic Recycling centre in London, UK in response to increasing demands. Veolia has delivered a new processing kit and granulator and upgraded the washing process.

An EU-backed project, known as NanoPack, has exhibited the ability of its antimicrobial film to enhance the shelf life of fresh cherries. Tests revealed that fresh cherries packed in NanoPack antimicrobial film showed 40% longer shelf life. The cherries contained a low concentration of various natural essential oils.

Thermoformed plastic packaging products producer RPC Astrapak Plastop has developed a new container range called Medipac to serve the prescriptive medicines and wellness supplements markets.

Imperial Logistics has opened a Volkswagen Group packaging centre at JadeWeserPort, in Wilhelmshaven, Germany, which is said to be highly automated. Construction on the 40,000m² facility started in July and took a period of nine months to complete. Imperial Logistics is responsible for managing and operating the plant.

UK-based DS Smith Plastics has introduced a range of recyclable options called Loop Ready Packaging (LRP) through its injection moulding business segment. LRP is a reusable, returnable and fully recyclable packaging option designed for brands, retailers and consumers.

US direct sales company Tupperware Brands has partnered with the not-for-profit organisation World Central Kitchen to reduce single-use plastic waste during disaster relief efforts. As part of the partnership, Tupperware's reusable food containers will be used to support World Central Kitchen in distributing prepared meals at disaster relief sites globally.

The UK Government has launched a £4.7m fund for organisations to increase the recycling of textiles and hard-to-recycle plastic packaging, including plastic trays, pots, tubs, films and pouches.

Ardagh Group has signed a long-term supply agreement to produce wine bottles for Oliver Winery at its glass manufacturing facility in Fishers, Indiana, US.

Sainsbury's has taken its reverse vending recycling trial to its Braehead superstore in Glasgow, Scotland, as part an ongoing aim to cut plastic use.

Hippo Premium Packaging has collaborated with US-based manufacturing company Boveda to develop a packaging system for ABV Cannabis.

European paper packaging company Smurfit Kappa has expanded its recycling network with the opening of a plant in Tuscany, Italy.

The Pet Food Manufacturers' Association estimates that 12 million, or 40%, of UK households own a pet. Due the growth of pet adoptions and increasing awareness amongst owners about animal health, the industry has directed its focus on maintaining the quality of pet food packaging.

Nestlé has revamped the packaging of its YES! snack bars with a new recyclable paper wrapper that is being used for a confectionary bar for the first time.

British company Funkin Cocktails has chosen the Nitro Can developed by Ardagh Group for its new ready to drink (RTD) range.

New Zealand-based dairy co-operative Fonterra has announced a series of commitments to reduce plastic pollution across its operations by 2025.

South African company Tropic Plastic & Packaging has purchased a Comexi F2 MB press from Spanish firm Comexi.

Japanese multinational IT equipment and services company Fujitsu has announced plans to reduce its use of plastic in its business activities to help tackle ocean plastic waste.