Asia Food Journal

Sidel commits to the circular economy by joining R-Cycle

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Sidel is helping to make the circular economy a reality by joining R-Cycle, the open tracing standard for sustainable plastic packaging. The global packaging solutions company is now a member of R-Cycle, a community designing digital ‘product passports’ to accelerate the recycling of plastic packaging around the world. Using an open tracing standard, R-Cycle allows the gathering of information about the recycling-related properties of plastic packaging. These details, stored on a common … [Read more...] about Sidel commits to the circular economy by joining R-Cycle

SIG launches ‘Recycle for Good’ in Egypt – an initiative for collection of used aseptic cartons with Tagaddod   

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In Egypt, SIG is launching ‘Recycle for Good,’ an innovative new recycling initiative to enable direct household and food service industry collection of used aseptic carton packs through tech-based solutions. This initiative involving SIG and Tagaddod is the first of its kind in the Egyptian market.   Consumers can use a mobile app to arrange for their used cartons to be collected from their homes or workplace in exchange for rewards. The project aims to incentivise the recycling of used … [Read more...] about SIG launches ‘Recycle for Good’ in Egypt – an initiative for collection of used aseptic cartons with Tagaddod   

Dole Sunshine Company Takes Poor Snacking Habits to Task With ‘Malnutrition Labels’ Printed With Nutritional Fruit Ink 

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Award-winning Malnutrition Labels Campaign Lands in London LONDON – 3 October 2022 – Designed to spark conversation and action, Malnutrition Labels: Nutritional Ink, launched today by the Dole Sunshine Company (DSC). The campaign calls attention to the low nutritional value in some of Britain’s favourite snacks and on-the-go food options. They did so by printing ads using ink made almost entirely of fruit.  A launch film captures the campaign’s innovative approach to communication and … [Read more...] about Dole Sunshine Company Takes Poor Snacking Habits to Task With ‘Malnutrition Labels’ Printed With Nutritional Fruit Ink