The Hartlepool site is one of the UK’s largest manufacturing centres for wicketed bags and plays a central role in producing lightweight, recyclable packaging formats. As part of its vertically ...
[1] As evidenced by the success of Brześć puffs, which have been on Polish and international shelves since 2024 in a new recyclable film created by Coveris Rypin, these retail ...
A new sustainable standard for stretch sleeves and compliance with the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) are set by the innovation, which was unveiled at Plastics Recycling Show Europe. ...
Recognised for its expertise in packaging for bakery and confectionery, Hadepol Flexo is a perfect fit for Coveris’ portfolio. Through the acquisition of Hadepol Flexo, Coveris has expanded its offering ...
The recycling facility in Louth, Lincolnshire (UK), operates in accordance with Coveris’ No trash sustainability policy and its ReCover purpose to keep plastic circular. It uses cutting-edge de-inking technology to ...
An extra cutting-edge nine-layer blown extrusion line for specialised EVOH barrier films, a new cast stretch extrusion line that brings new technologies to Coveris Winsford, and an on-site 5,000-pallet warehouse ...
Lunch!, the definitive event for food-to-go, provides the ideal venue for Coveris to demonstrate its dedication to developing creative and sustainable packaging for the sector. Coveris will showcase a new ...
The UK food-to-go market is currently larger than ever, and it’s likely to get even bigger. Following the COVID-19 collapse, which resulted in a 66% year-on-year reduction in sales when ...
Brands are currently being pressured by these developments to quickly transition to paper or recyclable plastic packaging. In response to these demands, Coveris’ most recent product, MonoFlex Fibre, provides a ...
Leading food-to-go producer and distributor in Scotland, PJ’s produces 85,000 to 90,000 products weekly for a variety of companies, such as universities, sports stadiums, and in-flight catering. Their Creative lunch ...
