The candy and confectionery packaging market has been revolutionized with the widespread adoption of paper-based packaging. With more focus on sustainability throughout the industry, paper has been tabbed as a viable alternative to traditionally less eco-friendly packaging materials. In this month’s feature, we take a look at some highlights of this transition to paper-based packaging in the candy and confectionery market.
Jung Pivots to Paper-Based Confectionery Packaging with Help of one.five
Adopting paper-based packaging will help companies like Jung prepare for the upcoming guidelines set forth by the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR). Image courtesy of Jung
one.five, a Hamburg-based provider of sustainable packaging solutions developed through the use of advanced AI technologies, is working with Jung, a specialist in packaging services and solutions as well as a leading manufacturer of promotional items with a focus on confectionery.
pladis and Coveris Develop Paper-Based Packaging for Confectionery Products
The new bags were made to comply with CEFLEX circular design guidelines. Image courtesy of Coveris
pladis Global, one of the world’s fastest growing confectionery and chocolate manufacturers and home to iconic brands like GODIVA, McVitie’s, Flipz and Demet’s Turtles, has partnered with Coveris, a major European packaging producer and leader in sustainable paper and plastic solutions, to transition its U.S. confectionery packaging to a more sustainable alternative.
Boom Boom Chewing Gum Adopts Recyclable Paper Packaging with Help of Koehler
The new recyclable paper-based packaging is made with Koehler’s NexCoat Smart M. Image courtesy of Boom Boom Chewing Gum
Volka Food International, one of Pakistan’s confectionery producers, has partnered with Metatex, a high-end packaging converter, to introduce advanced metallized barrier paper for its “Boom Boom” chewing gum range.
