IN DEPTH

PACKAGING AND EMISSIONS

Packaging: the carbon dilemma for food companies

While a small proportion of a food company’s footprint, ESG pressure means businesses face difficult decisions on packaging.

Interview

Nestlé favourites get ‘green’ packaging revamp

Nestlé on shaking up the packaging for two household chocolate brands.

Reusables

Reusable packaging – a revolution stuck in a rut

Weighing up food companies’ efforts on reusables.

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