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Materials

Innovative Packaging Material for an e-Commerce Planet

An expert discusses the material advances that will satisfy customers and increase revenue.

April 8, 2022

Packaging Strategies spoke with mechanical engineer Misha Riveros. She is the senior VP of engineering at PAC Worldwide where she leads the engineering group's R&D, design and production operations.

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Amcor Announces New Recycle-Ready Packaging

April 7, 2022

Created for coffee and cheese under its AmPrima line in Europe.

Happy National Beer Day!

April 7, 2022

Cheers to all those who make, bottle and drink beer.

The Bumble Bee Seafood Company Achieves 98% Readily Recyclable Packaging

April 7, 2022

R.A. Jones provided the readily recyclable paperboard cartons for the multipack can products.

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Anticipation Grows for the 15th Annual Converters Expo

After a solid turnout last year, indications are pointing to an even better event this year.

April 7, 2022

Converters Expo is celebrating its 15th anniversary this year, and the celebration couldn’t be shaping up better.

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Miraclon offers customers a step change in productivity with FLEXCEL NX Central Software launch

April 6, 2022

New technology can eliminate 90% of manual plate layout time and
boost plate utilization by 10%.

Inflation Continues Across Food Packaging Materials

Xinnan Li Richard Freundlich Rabo Research

April 6, 2022

In light of the Russia-Ukraine war, uncertainties and rate volatilities persist. Food producers and retailers may feel the burn on top of already squeezed margins with tough price negotiations happening throughout the supply chain. Consumers will ultimately end up paying for some, if not all of it.

Brand Packaging: Revitalization

When and How to Revitalize a Brand

When should companies allow declining, ageing brands to finish their life cycles? When should they opt to revitalize them?

Jen Gaeto

April 5, 2022

“Declining” is not a word you want to see when it comes to brand performance. It usually prompts two courses of action: save or scrap. For those that were previously strong but have failed to adapt to consumers’ changing priorities, there is a strong argument for the former.