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Founteyn advances sustainable beverage technology with new funding round. The investment, led by APG Asset Management, aims to accelerate the commercial rollout of Founteyn’s patented system, which replaces traditional beverage packaging with a decentralised alternative. This technology reduces environmental impact by eliminating the need for single-use packaging and long-haul logistics.
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ABB acquires UK technology firm IPEC for electrical diagnostics. ABB aims to enhance early failure warnings in high-dependency sites, leveraging IPEC’s expertise in data centres to improve predictive maintenance and minimise downtime across critical industries.
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BCMPA reports continued growth and sets out plans through 2026. New members, expanded associate partnerships, and a full programme of exhibitions and events are positioning the Association to support contract manufacturing, packing, and fulfilment businesses amid rising cost pressures and regulatory change.
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Chamois Metrology will exhibit at Instrumentation Live 2026. This leading event for test, measurement, and control technologies will occur on 18 March 2026 at the National Conference Centre in Birmingham, uniting engineers, technical experts, and industry suppliers from the measurement community.
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York Minster achieves significant savings with new solar installation. The historic cathedral has installed 184 solar panels, generating over 42,000kWh of clean energy in six months. This meets 80% of its energy needs at peak, saving nearly £20,000 and offsetting eight tonnes of CO₂ emissions.
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Gosh! achieves prestigious B Corp certification with high score. The plant-based food brand Gosh! has secured B Corp status, scoring 103.5, surpassing the average for first-time certifications. This milestone underscores its dedication to nutrition, sustainability, and community impact, positioning Gosh! among a select group of environmentally conscious brands.
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MM Packaging has appointed Jonathan Craddock to drive GreenPeel growth. The move underlines a strategic UK push to help food manufacturers cut plastic use while maintaining shelf-life, line efficiency, and compliance with tightening packaging regulation.
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Nexeon’s Gunsan facility reaches production-ready status in Korea. This milestone establishes the plant as the first global volume production site for silicon-carbon materials, enhancing lithium-ion battery performance. The location ensures a reliable supply of critical materials, offering proximity to leading Asian battery cell producers.
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Syntegon enhances food packaging capacity with new assembly hall. The new facility at Remshalden site expands production capabilities, addressing increased demand. The 1,200 square metre hall supports complex line projects and adds space for 25 employees. Syntegon’s investment reflects confidence in market growth and strategic direction.
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A £2.2 million project enhances Scotland’s manufacturing sector. Led by the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland, the initiative has supported 90 organisations and upskilled 250 individuals. It aims to integrate data science and AI to boost productivity and competitiveness, bridging the gap between traditional manufacturing and digital innovation.
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