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Opening Doors for the Next Generation: How Kite Packaging is Helping Young People Build Lasting Careers
Kite Packaging is helping young people start their careers through academy, apprenticeship, graduate and intern opportunities.
Packaging Recovery Notes (PRN): How the UK Packaging Recovery System Works
Packaging Recovery Notes (PRNs) are used within the UK packaging recovery system to show that packaging waste has been recycled. They form part of the packaging
Paper Void Fill Systems - Improving Packing Efficiency and Product Protection
Discover how Kite Packaging's paper void fill systems help businesses protect goods in transit and improve packing efficiency - maintaining sustainability.
EPR Fees Explained: What UK Businesses Need to Pay and Why
Understand EPR fees and their impact on your business. Get clear insights and actionable tips to navigate compliance effectively. Read the article now!
Your Guide to Collecting Packaging Data for Extended Producer Responsibility
Learn how to report packaging data under the UK’s new extended producer responsibility (EPR) regulations, including packaging types, materials, reporting rules.
The Hidden Waste in Packaging Processes: Why Businesses are Switching to Linerless Labels
Discover how thermal linerless labels reduce backing liner waste, improve packing efficiency, and help businesses cut material use by up to 40%.
What is EPR? A Guide to Extended Producer Responsibility in UK Packaging
Explore EPR's role in shaping business practices and enhancing sustainability. Discover its implications and strategies for effective adaptation. Read more!
Our Power, Our Planet. Designing Packaging That Works In the Real World
Real progress in packaging starts with a simple question: what happens when real people, rushed decisions, and imperfect systems get involved?
Packaging Waste Regulations: What UK Businesses Need to Know in 2026
Explore the essentials of packaging waste regulations and learn how to ensure compliance. A comprehensive guide to navigating these challenges.
Royal Mail to Charge for Thermal Label Rolls from January 2026
Royal Mail has confirmed that, from 19 January 2026, it will begin charging business customers for self-adhesive thermal label rolls.