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It’s no news to the flexible packaging industry that consumers want to recycle their plastic products, but companies play a key role in making it possible – and much more convenient – for them to do so.

Kendall Packaging has broken ground on a $9 million expansion at its Pittsburg, Kansas plant.

New research from Mintel reveals that Americans have taken notice of, and are concerned with, growing strains on the world’s food resources. 

Bobst plans to open an office in Lagos, Nigeria, to enhance the support provided to customers in West and Central Africa. 

Inland is now a producer/supplier member of the Specialty Food Association, a not-for-profit trade association established in 1952 that now boasts more than 3,000 members nationally and abroad.

Uflex has introduced a new package for rice, where the front, back and bottom laminates are comprised of a three-layered matte BOPP/MET PET/poly structure with a premium matte finish. 

British papermaker James Cropper is set to take a bite of the food packaging industry by unveiling its first ever food contact-approved range of papers at this year’s Luxe Pack exhibition in Monaco.

Selenis, part of the IMG Group, has unveiled its new and rebranded products, positioning themselves in new markets and supporting their evolution to a leading supplier of specialty polyesters.

The 15^th edition of Labelexpo Americas broke all previous show records, as over 17,400 label and package printing professionals attended the show to help it to an 8.5 percent attendance increase over the previous 2014 show. 

A longtime advocate of sustainability, Avery Dennison Label and Packaging Materials is stepping up its efforts to raise the sustainability bar.