Both are taking part in “The Future of Flexible Packaging,” a panel discussion that will cover key issues affecting the industry moving forward.

GAP’s OneEarth packaging line is designed to appeal to consumer demands for cleaner and safer choices without sacrificing packaging performance and manufacturability.

Film is engineered to deliver superior heat resistance on the outside and excellent peelable seal characteristics in the inside, making it perfect for high-speed filling operations.

SQF certification will allow the company to expand its nutraceutical, food, and beverage business.

The transition is part of the company’s broader packaging strategy, as it continues to build towards its Sustainable in a Generation Plan.

The new packaging pouch aligns closely with the sustainable harvesting practices of Coldwater Prawns of Norway.

Holz-Bauer’s move to paper packaging is indicative of the trend towards using more sustainable packaging solutions.

The ReEarth line of pre-laminated flexible packaging films is designed using bio-based and compostable components.

Thanks to its excellent mechanical properties, the shrink bag can be processed smoothly on standard packaging systems and demonstrates good puncture resistance.

BOBST will be showcasing pouches produced using oneBARRIER PrimeCycle, a polymer-based mono-material developed by the company and its partners.