The new Karma Free and Karma Elevate snack bars from Shanvalley Innovative Food Co. will benefit from TIPA’s fully compostable, flexible packaging that offers the same end-of-life organic waste properties as the food it wraps.
Brand owners, packaging designers and converters can leverage BillerudKorsnäs’ expertise to challenge conventional packaging for a sustainable future by visiting booth #S-6869 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, Sept. 25-27.
Smurfit Kappa, will host The Americas Innovation Event in Dallas on September 21, 2017. The event will highlight the future of packaging and will have an exhibition of the latest innovations in packaging that contribute to winning in the marketplace.
Without a doubt, plastics bring many benefits, and society as we know it would not be able to work without them. But it is becoming increasingly evident that the current, linear plastics system is broken.
Technology at PACK EXPO Las Vegas offers solutions for organic and natural brand- a Q&A with Sean Hael marketing and sales manager for Mitsubishi Gas Chemical America.
September 17, 2017
Brand owners of organic and natural foods face particular challenges in keeping their products from spoiling without preservatives and additives. Consumers who buy organic have the expectation of “clean” products that are also fresh and shelf-stable.
The Flexible Packaging Association (FPA) is pleased to announce a new infographic that highlights how flexible packaging is helping to keep food fresher and prevent food waste.
With a strong consumer need for long-lasting product shelf life and healthier foods without preservatives, aseptic packaging has a big job that’s getting smaller.
Aseptic packaging is growing by leaps and bounds – and it’s no wonder. Aseptic packaging is made to be convenient – it is portable and lightweight, which is a big consumer draw.
The 15th annual Packaging That Sells Conference will offer a dynamic lineup of branding and packaging experts, taking place Oct. 23-25 at Chicago’s Drake Hotel.
In the food and beverage market, interesting packaging designs, shapes and materials may catch the eye of shoppers perusing the shelves, but it’s not the sole element driving purchasing decisions.
The Carton Council of North America and AMP Robotics announce that a second installation of the AMP Cortex robot used to sort food and beverage cartons is occurring at Dem-Con Companies, a Minnesota-based recycling, processing and disposal company.