The Two Sides campaign is making global headway against misleading environmental messaging, with more than 1300 companies agreeing to change false claims related to paper, print and packaging.

Tetra Pak has received a Platinum rating in the latest EcoVadis assessment, placing it in the top 1 per cent of more than 130,000 companies evaluated globally for sustainability.

Wandarra, an Australian agri-manufacturer headquartered in Townsville, presented its packaging capabilities at the recent ReGen expo, with a focus on sustainable, plant-based materials.

From boosting supply chain transparency to enabling circularity and reducing waste, RFID technology is reshaping sustainable packaging systems. Avery Dennison explores how digital tools like atma.io and recyclable RFID labels are helping brands meet their environmental goals.

Planet Ark has appointed Adam Culley to the role of co-CEO, joining Rebecca Gilling in leading the environmental not-for-profit during a leadership transition period.

At CeMAT in Sydney this week, APCO's Sandra Dal Maso outlined the pressing need for packaging regulatory reform, and APCO’s role in steering the industry towards a harmonised, circular economy.

As Planet Ark charts a new course for the Australian Circular Economy Hub, Dr Nicole Garofano, the driving force behind the initiative since 2021, is being farewelled. She reflects on the Hub's achievements and future direction.

At ReGen 2025 on 24 July, a panel featuring leaders from APCO, Planet Protector Group and Cercle will unpack how regulation and on-ground action are shaping sustainable packaging.

Industrial packaging supplier Schütz Australia has received three recent accolades for its contributions to circularity, sustainability and workplace safety in packaging.

Household soft plastic recycling initiative Curby has introduced a new Curby Program Bag, which the company says marks the beginning of a traceable, circular solution for soft plastics.

Huhtamaki Foodservice Packaging Oceania is supporting the national push to reduce household food waste by supplying packaging products designed for circularity, including compostable and recyclable solutions.

Pact Group has outlined its new environmental roadmap, known as Impact 2030, setting a firm course for achieving net zero emissions by 2050.

In an about-turn following feedback from growers under pressure, South Australia is postponing its planned ban on non-compostable plastic fruit stickers, originally due to start on 1 September 2025.

A recent LCA study, commissioned by Elopak, has found that its D-PAK refill cartons have a lower environmental impact than standard LDPE plastic pouches used for laundry detergent in the EU.

In a win for Australia's circular economy, Unilever ANZ’s Lynx brand has transitioned its 400ml body wash range to bottles made from 70% post-consumer recycled resin – all sourced and reprocessed locally.

Formerly known as the Australasian Waste Recycling Expo, ReGen is set to take place on 23-24 July, gathering circular resource exhibitors, buyers, and thought leaders at the ICC in Sydney.