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2026-04-21

THAMMA Natural Products chooses Tetra Pak® carton packaging for its iced tea products

THAMMA Natural Products partners with Tetra Pak®, choosing carton packaging for its range of organic iced tea products.

Tetra Pak® and LM Eco highlight the value of recycling to schools around Athens

More than 3,500 students experienced first-hand the value of recycling beverage cartons and learned about the principles of the circular economy

New analysis shows modernising dairy processing lines can cut emissions by up to 49%

New analysis shows modernising existing dairy processing lines can cut emissions by up to 49%, while reducing water use, product loss and operating costs.

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Tetra Pak announces third AI investment to enhance sorting of food and beverage cartons

Levenseat Resource Management has installed AI-powered optical sorting technology designed by British start-up Recycleye to more effectively sort cartons.