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The debate about what needs to change in packaging is over. Today, it's about who can actually make it work.

At Interpack, Sappi showcased recyclable mono-material functional papers developed specifically for confectionery, with a particular focus on chocolate. Designed to meet the incoming regulatory requirements and rising demand for sustainable packaging, the solutions showed how Sappi’s high-barrier, barrier and heat-sealable papers can support both primary and secondary packaging formats.

At Interpack 2026, label papers entered many of the same discussions shaping the wider packaging market: recyclability, material reduction, production efficiency and supply reliability.

The concept of forestry may conjure up images of coppicing and swinging axes. But it’s so much more high-tech nowadays. Here, Sappi explains two technologies that are integral to modern-day forestry.

In the sustainability lexicon, ‘principles’ has long been considered the softest of pillars – abstract, declarative and difficult to measure. Increasingly, however, companies including Sappi are realising the foundational role of ‘principles’ in their approach.

At this year’s Interpack trade fair, Sappi is turning sustainable packaging into a tangible experience by serving ice cream to visitors in its barrier paper solutions. But this is more than just a treat for visitors. Each ice cream cone comes wrapped in Sappi’s innovative Guard Duo barrier paper, turning a simple moment into a real-life demonstration of sustainable packaging in action.

Attention is growing around how forests are managed in practice. International Day of Forests 2026, themed “Forests and economies”, puts a spotlight on their role in supporting both biodiversity and economic activity.

A new machine learning operations system is delivering smarter production and improved sustainability metrics – alongside a range of customer benefits

The textile industry is under pressure to clean up its act, with environmental damage and labour exploitation placing designers, manufacturers, and distributors in the spotlight. This article focuses on the environmental side: specifically, how printing methods contribute to the industry's ecological footprint and what cleaner alternatives exist.

The signing of a non-binding letter of intent to create a new 50/50 joint venture is set to start an exciting new chapter

There’s only one Björn Borg – and for this publisher there was only one paper to use to publish his autobiography. Why Galerie Book was the paper to match the sustainability demands of one leading book publisher for one of its biggest 2025 book launches . Here’s what made Galerie Book this publisher’s first choice

With Magno Web production established at our Kirkniemi Mill, customers can cut their carbon footprint when they press ‘print’