CAN-paign in Scotland points to benefits of canned food in time of crises May 11, 2023 Canmaking Celebrity chef Julie Lin opened up a pop-up canteen serving free meals across Scottish cities in Zero Waste Scotland’s CAN-paign Scots consumers are being encouraged to tackle the cost-of-living crisis and climate change concerns by eating more canned food. To continue reading, subscribe to The Canmaker Enjoy unlimited access to canmaker.com with a subscription View options Already a member? Log in here Share LinkedinEmail Previous articleWider range of personal care containers from Roberts  Next article‘Transitory’ dip in canstock sales and shipments at Novelis Related Content Crown breaks ground on its beverage can plant in India September 11, 2026 Abralatas appoints new executive president Thais Fagury September 11, 2026 Sencon relaunches Hoverprobe for measuring coatings on metal sheets September 11, 2026 Growth for ORG’s Saudi UAC beverage can plant September 10, 2026 Roberts Metal Packaging to display award-winning packs at London Packaging Week September 10, 2026 Ardagh Metal Packaging appoints new head of South America September 10, 2026 Load more Recent Articles Crown breaks ground on its beverage can plant in India Canmaking September 11, 2026 Abralatas appoints new executive president Thais Fagury Canmaking September 11, 2026 Sencon relaunches Hoverprobe for measuring coatings on metal sheets Canmaking September 11, 2026 Tariffs, higher aluminium and shipping costs hit beverage manufacturer Filling September 11, 2026 MPs agree UK cross-party support for aluminium as a critical permanent material Policy and Regulation September 10, 2026