Flexible Packaging

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“This show offers a rare and valuable opportunity for professionals to see our packaging technologies in action, up close and in real time,” said Greg Berguig, President of PAC Machinery.

When 95% of consumer packaged goods (CPG) companies surveyed by PMMI, The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies, say they are struggling to hire skilled operators and technicians, it confirms they are facing a major challenge.  

For their first-ever brand redesign, they turned to creative agency Chase Design Group to develop a new visual identity system, logo and packaging to make this brand more recognizable, memorable and shoppable while honoring the rich history and story. 

Sacchital prides itself in investing in a variety of technologies to guarantee its customer what they want, with quality maintained at the highest levels across rotogravure, flexographic and digital printing.  

TIPA’s Daphna Nissenbaum makes three bold predictions on compostable packaging as it relates to small-format sachets, paper-based packaging, and the bags used by retailers.

Collaboration aims to address one of the most challenging fractions in Mexico’s waste stream: post-consumer flexible plastic packaging.

The brand has evolved from BOPLA films exclusively to an integrated portfolio of biaxially oriented films based on a mix of innovative biopolymers.

While the shift from rigid to flexible packaging formats requires strategic investments in equipment and processes, the right cap and spout system can simplify the transition – bringing clarity, consistency and efficiency to a complex change.

Inauguration of the new building is scheduled for mid-2027 and will add to Mespack’s existing production plants in Chicago (United States) and Vadodara (India).

In Designalytics’ testing of the two designs, consumers preferred the new look by a considerable margin, 69% to 31%.