The BCMPA was delighted to be back at Excel for the 15th edition of London Packaging Week. There was a very healthy 15% growth in footfall with 5752 unique visitors in attendance across the two day event, and over 90 speakers and 200 exhibitors. Despite the uncertain economic conditions visitors and exhibitors showed a healthy appetite to do business together.
This article was first published in the December 1st 2025 issue of Warehouse & Logistics News, subscribe to the magazine by clicking here.
Throughout 2025, there have been exciting developments across the industry, from innovative eco-friendly materials to smarter, more efficient supply solutions. Springpack has continued to push boundaries to meet evolving needs. The company’s focus on sustainability has remained steadfast, as it works towards a greener future, reducing waste and helping customers achieve their environmental goals.
Traditional packaging methods, particularly single-use solutions, are rapidly falling out of favour. Rising costs, stricter regulations, and growing customer expectations are driving companies to seek alternatives that are both practical and sustainable. RTP, especially in the form of returnable plastic packaging, provides a durable and reusable option that aligns with these evolving demands, according to Exporta.
Mosca GmbH has been honoured with the BUSINESS INNOVATOR Award 2025, an honour with which the German Innovation Institute (diind) recognises the outstanding innovative capabilities of the family-owned company. Mosca impressed the jury with its holistic approach to innovation, which combines internal efficiency, customer-orientated service, and digital transparency in the logistics chain. The specialist for holistic end-of-line systems was recognised for its proprietary AI solution for production optimisation, the innovative services offered by its TechCenter, and its Digital Load Pass, which addresses the upcoming regulation of the “Digital Product Pass”.
Kite Packaging has introduced a new range of sack trucks to make handling heavy loads quick, easy and safe in commercial and industrial settings. Available in two load ratings, the 100kg model is ideal for standard deliveries and general use, while the 200kg model is intended for heavier or stacked loads. Both have large 3.50 – 4 pneumatic tyres with steel rims for smooth rides and manoeuvrability across uneven yards, loading bays and rough paths. A wide steel toe plate supports heavy loads with confidence.
It’s excellent to see the range of packaging solutions on the market, paving the way for a cleaner and greener future.
George Simpson
Features Editor
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