UCanPack highlights how cardboard sheets help businesses protect products while reducing excess packaging materials and ...

The packaging market continues to grow. In particular, sustainable solutions made from fiber-based materials, such as folding cartons and corrugated boxes, are leading opportunities for offset ...

Balancing sustainability and food safety, this article explores advancements in packaging materials that extend shelf life and minimize environmental impact.

On August 12, 2026, the new EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (“PPWR”) will be into force. Manufacturers must be prepared by then. The new Regulation (EU) No 2025/40 is part of the European ...

Fanfold has been tailored to suit ELVIAL’s operations and aims to protect heavy aluminium products as they are transported.

Reuse, as well as plain elimination of a lot of packaging we don’t need, will also have to be a crucial part of the solution.” Recycling is, at its core, about reuse. But Defruyt is talking about ...

Paul Antoniadis is CEO and Executive Chair at good natured Products Inc, one of North America’s leading eco-friendly packaging companies. As someone deeply entrenched in the packaging industry, I've ...

The Boxery highlights right-sizing shipping boxes as a practical way for brands to reduce packaging waste and manage ...

To meet ESG goals and promote a greener supply chain CPG companies are investing in sustainable packaging, but shifting from one material to another is seldom straightforward, which will be the focus ...

Komori’s firm focus on meeting the needs of packaging printers is validated by having more than 50% of press installations during the last fiscal year firmly rooted in the packaging sector, which is a ...

Shrink film, a versatile and efficient packaging material, is essential for various industries, from food and beverages to electronics and pharmaceuticals. Choosing the proper shrink film can be the ...

Minnesota is now the fifth state—joining Maine, Oregon, Colorado, and California—to pass what are called “extended producer responsibility” laws, in line with a growing trend across the country [1].