At a time of transformative change for the packaging and personal care sectors, the British Aerosol Manufacturers’ Association’s (BAMA’s) 2025 Innovation Day, held in April, brought together industry leaders, researchers and policy experts to explore the future of aerosols. World Aerosols reports.
Set against the historic backdrop of Leeds’ Royal Armouries, the event offered a powerful blend of forward-thinking strategy, historical insight and commercial pragmatism.
Held amidst rising regulatory pressure and shifting consumer values, the event served as a timely reminder that sustainability is no longer a niche concern or a compliance checkbox – it is a commercial imperative.
From the implementation of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) to breakthroughs in aerosol valve design and circular materials, one message rang loud and clear throughout the day: the aerosol sector is ready to adapt.
A time for leadership: welcome from BAMA
Opening the conference, Patrick Heskins, chief executive of BAMA, stated: “There’s no part of the value chain untouched by...
Driving innovation and circularity at BAMA’s Innovation Day 2025
