Collaboration can pave the way for a more sustainable and resilient food and packaging industry

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Global challenges of climate change, and food production and availability have been the catalyst for myriad innovative start-ups in recent years, writes Tetra Pak's Elena Moruzzi

The environmental, social and economic challenges the world is currently facing are interconnected and inseparable. We are witnessing huge disruption to the global food supply chain, from food scarcity...

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