Process industries


  • Co-packing community builds on strength and unity to meet the challenges ahead

    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.


  • Gosh! Foods achieves B Corp certification

    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.


  • MM Packaging bolsters GreenPeel division with new appointment 

    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.


  • Gosh! Foods achieves B Corp certification

    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.


  • Gosh! Foods achieves B Corp certification

    Olvi Group strengthens Nordic presence with strategic acquisition. The Finnish multi-beverage company has acquired a majority share in Brewery International, enhancing its market position in Sweden and Norway. The acquisition is set to close in January 2026, marking a significant step in Olvi’s long-term growth strategy.


  • Engineering muscle stem cells for cultured meat

    Cultured meat production faces challenges in cell culture methods. A study by Nanjing Agricultural University introduces a serum-free, genetically engineered system for satellite cells. This approach promises scalable and sustainable cultured meat, enhancing safety and ethical acceptance while reducing costs.


  • Grace head combines aesthetics and circularity

    Amcor has launched Grace actuator for its all-plastic Wave pump. Designed to balance premium aesthetics with functional performance, the new head enhances dosing control while supporting recyclability, recycled content use, and compatibility with circular economy packaging requirements across personal care applications.


  • Amazon Filters completes urgent order for water restoration

    Amazon Filters swiftly addressed urgent water quality concerns. The manufacturer rapidly supplied essential filtration cartridges to restore potable water in southeast England, demonstrating their efficient production and logistics capabilities. This response highlights the company’s commitment to maintaining high standards in public water safety.


  • Xaar showcases braille inkjet innovation at global packaging events

    Xaar unveiled its latest whitepaper on digital braille printing. The company presented its findings at Labelexpo Asia and Packaging Europe’s DPP Conference, demonstrating how its Versatex Printbar enables high-build tactile varnish and compliant braille. The system delivers precision, accessibility, and flexibility for premium labelling and packaging production.


  • Study finds food insecurity underestimated in research

    Global assessments of hunger systematically underestimate the problem. The United Nations’ Integrated Food Security Phase Classification System, used by aid organisations to monitor and classify food insecurity, is found to underreport hunger levels. This miscalculation impacts the distribution of emergency relief funds, as highlighted by a recent study in Nature Food.