Case studies and innovations

Ideas are the lifeblood of a circular economy

Sustainable packaging comes with some of its own challenges as we work to reduce, reuse, and recycle. But obstacles inspire creativity. Below are some examples of what innovation can make possible.

Magazine

Successful recycling project for coffee capsules

Find out more about Austria's first coffee capsule recycling project, which has collected and recycled over 50 million capsules since October already.

News

Revolution of Recycling: The Role of Washing Processes in Sustainable Packaging

Discover how deinking enhances the quality of recyclates and contributes to sustainability.

Press

Certified Home Compostable Coffee Capsule Unveiled

Innovative partnership raising the bar for more sustainability in coffee capsules

Magazine

Packaging as a superhero: How to store salads and spreads sustainably

Press

Symington’s first in UK to choose recyclable K3® r100 from Greiner Packaging

The K3® r100 innovation has made the impossible possible.

Magazine

Optimized design: New tear-tab solution for K3® makes recycling even easier

Thanks to its optimized design, the K3 cup's new tear-tab solution is even easier to recycle.

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Stefan Ebli

Head of Design ＆ Prototyping Services

Innovation drives inspiration

Sustainability is at the heart of our innovation projects. As we develop new product ideas, we keep the three Rs – reduce, reuse, recycle – in mind from the outset. In this way, we can offer our customers sustainable product concepts that ensure cost-effectiveness and eye-catching appeal.
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K3® r100

Our latest innovative development almost sounds like magic. With K3^® r100, the cardboard wrap detaches from the plastic cup all by itself during the waste collection process, significantly increasing the recyclability of cardboard-plastic combinations.

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Home-compostable capsules

To improve the ecological footprint of capsule solutions, Greiner Packaging has developed home-compostable capsules that disintegrate and finally disappear on consumers’ compost heap.

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