Process industries


  • European alliance seeks to enhance aluminium recycling

    A new alliance seeks to revolutionise aluminium packaging recycling. Led by the European Aluminium Foil Association, the coalition targets small-format items for effective recycling across Europe. The initiative responds to the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation, ensuring compliance and improving infrastructure for better waste management.


  • Amcor provides a one-stop solution for Fragrances of Ireland’s Inis brand extension

    Amcor has supplied integrated packaging to support Inis haircare expansion. The project delivers bottles and flexible tubes for Fragrances of Ireland’s new shampoo, conditioner and spray range, combining colour consistency, lightweight durability and coordinated production across multiple materials to meet brand and launch requirements.


  • Protective coating upgrade cuts energy costs and carbon emissions at public swimming facility

    A swimming facility cut energy use by refurbishing circulation pumps. Applying a ceramic-filled epoxy coating restored hydraulic efficiency, cutting costs and emissions. Three upgraded pumps now save £7,500 annually and reduce CO₂ output by around 12 tonnes, delivering payback without asset replacement.


  • Outdated technology leads to 117 tonnes food waste

    The food supply chain faces a growing waste crisis. A new study reveals that outdated warehouse technology is driving avoidable waste, posing financial and reputational risks for food and beverage supply chains. Businesses are losing significant revenue due to internal operational issues, necessitating immediate technological upgrades.


  • German filter distributor joins Atlas Copco Group

    Atlas Copco Group acquires German distributor Zind Verfahrenstechnik GmbH. The Mainz-based company, founded in 1998, specialises in filter cartridges and associated equipment. This strategic acquisition will bolster Atlas Copco’s presence in Germany and enhance its process filtration solutions within the industrial sector.


  • European alliance seeks to enhance aluminium recycling

    Argos Packaging challenges plastic waste with innovative eco-solutions. The European Union’s Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation prompts Dutch company Argos Packaging & Protection to launch sustainable alternatives for fresh produce packaging. Their NoW Flowpack paper and new seaweed-based films aim to extend shelf life while meeting 2026 environmental mandates.


  • Ever.Ag introduces Feedlot IQ for cattle yards

    Feedlot IQ offers proactive insights for cattle feedlot management. Ever.Ag introduces an AI-driven platform designed to enhance decision-making in cattle feedlots. By detecting changes in intake, health risks, and performance earlier than manual methods, the system aims to improve operational efficiency and animal welfare.


  • Ever.Ag introduces Feedlot IQ for cattle yards

    US chicken production is set for a 2% rise. CoBank predicts broiler slaughter will reach 9.4 billion by 2026. Labour issues continue to impact capital decisions despite easing feed costs. Processors are focusing on heavier birds, further processing, and increased dark meat utilisation.


  • Ever.Ag introduces Feedlot IQ for cattle yards

    Kynda’s new Jelmstorf site targets large-scale industrial output. The facility converts food-processing byproducts into mycelium-based protein, focusing on circular supply for the beverage and plant-protein sectors. This initiative offers a cost-effective solution for handling high-moisture residues, transforming them into valuable protein ingredients.


  • European alliance seeks to enhance aluminium recycling

    Theegarten-Pactec reveals industry-first innovations for Interpack 2026. The company will showcase a twin-lane continuous-motion system for stock cubes, promising unprecedented wrapping speeds. Managing Director Markus Rustler emphasises the significance of this innovation, highlighting its engineering excellence and transformative potential for the packaging sector.