Tetra Pak upgrades paper-based aseptic carton tech with new pilot plant in Sweden
Tetra Pak has updated its aseptic beverage cartons, replacing the traditional aluminum foil layer with a paper-based barrier. The food processing and packaging giant has furthermore invested €60 million (US$71 million) in a new pilot plant in Lund, Sweden, to advance its aseptic packaging material. Joakim Tuvesson, vice president for Materials & Package at Tetra Pak, tells Packaging Insights: “The investment in Lund is aimed at establishing a new plant to accelerate the development of paper-based barrier technology that is replacing the aluminum layer in aseptic cartons with a more sustainable alternative.” “It represents a major step toward Tetra Pak’s ambition to create the world’s most sustainable food package, enabling faster innovation, testing, and customer collaboration.” Packaging Innovations 2026: Greyparrot director talks AI platform Deepnest for waste recovery
At Packaging Innovations 2026 in Birmingham, UK, Greyparrot will present Deepnest, its latest AI platform for waste analytics. The platform measures packaging performance based on recovery rates.Ahead of the show, Packaging Insights speaks to Yaseed Chaumoo, managing director of Deepnest by Greyparrot, to discuss the company’s presentation on how it can help packagers understand what happens to their products after disposal, and how to design packaging with recovery and regulatory targets in mind.The Future of Steel Drums: Building Sustainability Into Every Component
From the steel body to the closures and linings, Greif offers a configurable solution that helps companies advance carbon reduction, chemical safety, and operational performance in one integrated package.This Technical Paper is brought to you by Greif.Duni Group expands reuse systems as regulatory support increases
We speak with Nicklas Lauwell, chief officer for Food Packaging Solutions at Duni Group, about the company’s latest reuse initiative in Munich, Germany. In this interview, we explore the rise of reuse systems in light of the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation and shifting consumer expectations.Powerhouse Protein
In this edition you will learn more about:
- Innova Market Insights’ Top Ten Trends for 2026
- NPD Year-End Review: Standout Products in Confectionery
- Beverages
- Ready Meals
- Soups & Sauces
- Supplements, Snacks, Dairy
- Cultivated Meat Tech
- A Neuroscience Approach to Off-Notes
- Decoding GRAS
- Functional Mushrooms
- Qina’s Top Nutrition Trends
- Tightened EU Regulation for Listeria
- View from the Top: Jeroen Colpaert, Rousselot, Executive Vice President
Packaging industry 2025: Most read stories
In 2025, packaging faced tightening regulations, rising scrutiny over environmental claims, and accelerated digitalization, with the integration of AI and connected platforms gaining traction. Meanwhile, cost pressures, consumer priorities, and legal risk led some major brands to scale back or rethink sustainability targets. We look back at the year’s top read stories.Settings
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