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Flint Group took home gold in the Technical Innovation – Supplier category on June 26 for its innovations in polyurethane-based ink technology, VertixCode and MatrixCode ink series.

ProAmpac's initiatives include advancing fiber-based alternatives for non-recyclable packaging to accelerate circularity.

Across North America, pouch converters are navigating a convergence of market demands: shorter runs, sustainability goals, labor shortages, and rapid SKU proliferation, as these forces reshape how machinery is specified, run, and upgraded.

Felton urges federal support for investment in recycling infrastructure, innovation, and national labeling standards to help achieve full circularity for flexible packaging and films

APC expects to break ground in October 2025 at its Center of Excellence in Story City, Iowa, and complete the expansion by the end of September 2026.

The new products will be filled using SIG Prime 100, a high-performance and flexible filling line designed for aseptic spouted pouch applications.

The films are available in both a crystal-clear gloss and a non-reflective matte finish that provides a striking contrast with embellishments.

The ExxonMobil Signature Polymers team collaborated with Inplac to help them make stronger heavy duty sacks without having to increase the thickness of the film.

Nana is the first brand to adopt Amcor’s AmPrima® 2-Liter Refill Pouch in the home and personal care sector, accelerating the shift towards lightweight, mono-material packaging that uses less plastic.

As the main highlight of Sappi's FACHPACK presence, Sappi's flexible packaging portfolio showcases one of the industry's broadest range of recyclable, mono-material papers. Sappi has strategically organized its offering into three distinct segments to meet diverse market needs.