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All the latest (plus our archive) covering industry developments and updates from us.
The Art of Christmas
How to develop a new festive plant-based packaging range
We launched a compostable new seasonal collection – Festive Favourites - ready for Christmas. Festive Favourites was several Christmas’s in the making but by the second week in November, the cups and deli paper had sold out. Here we discuss the importance of finding the right look in the competitive Christmas market, and how we took our latest collection from concept to out of stock...
Concerned About Allergen Labelling?
We've enhanced our ground breaking labelling app
We've further enhanced our award winning labelling software - LabelLogic Live - with several new features, now making it even easier for providers to create and print allergen labelling and other labelling and ticketing items.
Los Hermanos
Spanish Street Food Sensations
Keeping it in the family, Los Hermanos is the brainchild of Michelin-star chef, Danny - who oversees all things cuisine - and his brother Nathan, who manages operations outside of the kitchen. But is it challenging working with your sibling? We find out...
Hot dog food trends to win best in show
What's the right packaging for hot dogs?
The hot dog: soft bun, sizzling frankfurter and caramelised onions all smothered in sauce, it’s a simple dish but one fit for kings and truly, what could be more iconic of American food to go? But how can you update the classic hot dog to ensure market appeal and reach new audiences? Here's how to make hot dog even hotter...
Why It’s the Last (Plastic Drinking) Straw
Alternatives to single-use plastic
Single-use plastic straws really do suck. These plastic drinking straws end up in the world’s oceans causing havoc to marine wildlife, the biodiversity of our seas and human health through the food chain. To show the scale of the problem, it is estimated that 8.5 billion straws are thrown away in the UK each year. In April, to combat the effects of throwaway plastics on our rivers and oceans, the UK Government announced a consultation on the ban of single-use plastic drinking straws.
