Articles Tagged with ''packaging regulations''

American Forest & Paper Association says EPR Increases costs without delivering measurable improvements.

While the German Ink Ordinance (GIO) enforcement date is not until January 2027, Toyo Ink Europe says it is well-positioned to support converters in making an early transition to print compliance and in gaining a competitive advantage in a rapidly evolving market.

Having successfully developed and produced a snack bar wrapper containing more than 30% recycled content, the companies now have their sights set on providing thermoformed packaging with recycled content.

In order to meet recycled content quotas, the German Packaging Institute (dvi) says the industry must take an integrated approach. Major challenges remain in ensuring a reliable and traceable supply of raw materials as well as sufficient recyclate quality.

CPMA says this latest evidence underscores the need for regulations that reward functionality and demonstrably positive environmental outcomes, rather than penalizing materials without considering the consequences.

Kyler Lovgren of Palouse Fiber Packaging says sustainable packaging doesn’t have an idea problem but rather an execution problem.

In this article, Sharat Potharaju of Uniqode provides brands with valuable tips on how to prepare for 2D barcode requirements coming down the pike. More than just a compliance task, the new labeling landscape will redefine the role of packaging.

Partnership combines FoodChain ID’s food industry and regulatory compliance expertise with Unpac’s intelligent EPR software to create a new capability in packaging compliance.

Under the legislation, companies may make environmental claims only if they are scientifically verified and recognized by existing recycling or composting programs.

My wife and I vacationed in Europe this summer, and I couldn’t help but notice that package design, package labeling, and product marketing are handled differently on the other side of the pond.