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Smurfit Kappa Acquires Verzuolo
Smurfit Kappa Group plc acquired Verzuolo, a 600,000 ton paperboard mill in Northern Italy for €360 million.
Materials & containers
Paper Tube Whiskey Pack Leaps Off the Shelf
Named for a pioneering species of Irish toad, the folks at Natterjack Irish Whiskey and Gortinore Distillers & Co. tend to do things differently.
Take Five
Cybersecurity Risks Mount While Bag-in-Box Gives Brewers “Cider Security”
In this two-part Take Five, we first take a look at mounting risks around cybersecurity, then switch gears to look at a rising bag-in-box trend among intentionally flat beers and ciders.
Materials & containers
Recyclable Paper Tube
Smurfit Kappa Composites offers the Smurfit Kappa Eco-Tube that is 100% recyclable through readily available consumer recycling schemes.
Take Five
Top 2021 Video: Trend Toward Paperboard Can Handles Leaps From Craft Brew to Major Food/Bev Multipacks
What started as a craft brew trend toward paperboard replacing its plastic can handle multipacks is now being seen in brands like Coca-Cola and Heinz UK. Watch this 'Take Five with Packaging World' video to learn more.
Materials & containers
EVOH Film
Smurfit Kappa Bag-in-Box launches the E Compact 60 light 60-micron EVOH film designed to reduces the amount of plastic used to manufacture bags.
Sustainability
Czech Craft Brewer Adopts Paperboard Can Handle System
This version of Smurfit Kappa's TopClip paperboard can handle product range targets small to mid-sized brewers and craft beverage brands, making it just the right size for Czech beer brewer Pivovar Clock.
Package Design
Sustainable Packaging for Beverages
Smurfit Kappa launches GreenClip, TopClip, and Nor-Grip, a portfolio of 100% recyclable, renewable, and biodegradable corrugated can holders that can be used as an alternative for plastic rings to bundle canned and bottled beverages.
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Smurfit Kappa set to drive down emissions further with electric trucks
