On August 17, Lenovo officially held an innovation open day with the theme of "Opening New Imagination" at its global headquarters in Beijing. In addition to showcasing more than 180 technological innovations, Lenovo also demonstrated the specific applications and practices of its green and environmentally friendly design innovations.

Avery Dennison Label & Packaging Materials, based in Mentor, Ohio, said it has removed a key barrier to plastic recycling with the introduction of next-generation AD CleanFlake technology, extending the benefits of its CleanFlake technology to high-density polyethylene (HDPE) bottles. With the AD CleanFlake portfolio, Avery Dennison said it can enable rigid plastic recycling across its film portfolio, providing brands and converters with solutions that support the recycling process without compromising performance to achieve sustainability goals.

Recently, the Ministry of Science and Technology, together with nine departments including the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, and the Ministry of Ecology and Environment, jointly issued the "Implementation Plan for Science and Technology Support for Carbon Peaking and Carbon Neutrality (2022-2030)".

This month, global packaging innovator Sealed Air launched three new environmentally friendly bubble bag products in China - Fill-Air recycled plastic bubble bags, Fill-Air Slim 10-micron lightweight high-performance film bubble bags, and Fill-Air bio-based plastic bubble bags.

As part of the BMW Group’s decarbonisation of logistics packaging, European plants will use more recycled materials in packaging. For newly signed contracts, the proportion of recycled materials in reusable logistics packaging will almost double this year, from around 20% to more than 35%.

Marine environmental issues have long been of concern to all sectors, and actions have begun to be taken. Recently, IKEA has teamed up with the World Surf League and famous surfers Kassia Meador and Rob Machado to launch the KÅSEBERGA series of products. The design of this series focuses on practical functions, recyclable materials and a circular lifestyle.

PepsiCo is expanding the use of UBQ, a bio-based thermoplastic, throughout its supply chain, launching an environmentally friendly Lay's potato chip display stand across Europe. As a bio-based thermoplastic, UBQ is made from 100% unsorted household waste, including all organic matter. Using this product can reduce waste landfill and incineration, reducing environmental pollution.

It is reported that onTOP, a new functional skincare product with "superior purity" as its core, has teamed up with Eastman and WWP Beauty to use CristalRenew sustainable polyester containing 50% recycled ingredients produced by molecular recycling technology as the material for its nourishing and repairing oil cream bottle. onTOP has become the first Chinese local beauty brand to use Eastman's sustainable polyester.