Sustainable packaging: A happy marriage

Published: 2-Oct-2013
Packaging Sustainability

The beauty and personal care packaging sector has worked hard to marry function and performance with environmentally friendly credentials


This week's Packaging Innovations show, held at the Business Design Centre in London, showed that packaging brands don’t just wait for the big international trade shows to launch new materials and concepts.

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