Brian WagnerPackage DesignRecognizing Packaging’s Positives in Sustainability, Equity, and InclusionPackaging has been under significant scrutiny for some time, absorbing a lot of negative press about what needs to be fixed—namely eliminating packaging as waste.November 22, 2023WorkforceRedefining the Packaging Organization of the FuturePackaging is in a transformational state, driving disruptive innovation across the industry.July 27, 2020WorkforceView from the top: MSU's Bruce HarteNow retiring from the Michigan State School of Packaging after 34 years, Dr. Bruce Harte talks with Brian Wagner about the packaging highlights he’s seen and about his thoughts on the future.December 4, 2012HomeCups, scoops, straws— the other packaging worldThe food industry is valued at just over $1 trillion, and half of that is foodservice. Packaging for retail food and beverage is covered very thoroughly by packaging schools and programs.July 31, 2012HomePassion for packaging can bring positive social changeI’ve always been passionate about packaging. But recently my career as a packaging professional took an unexpected turn that has only intensified that passion.June 1, 2012Home2012-A year of exceptional packaging opportunitiesSix trends and drivers will shape packaging agendas in 2012, according to Packaging & Technology Integrated Solutions.December 30, 2011Controls & Machine ComponentsUse benchmark information to assess, prioritize, and planIf you haven’t read the Packaging World report on a survey measuring the capabilities of today’s packaging departments, please do so (www.packworld.com/article-31311).April 14, 2011Bakery/SnackThe packaging professional redefinedPackaging professionals are too often pigeonholed as being specialists on the Supply side of the integrated value chain and nothing more.December 3, 2008Consumer packaged goodsHarnessing the value of a design briefThe package is becoming essential in marketing, and a good brief invites critical thinking earlier from those with packaging savvy.May 7, 2007Page 1 of 1Top StoriesRecyclingSustainable Pack for CoffeePrivate labeler Mother Parkers Tea & Coffee has added the Boardio pack format, an alternative to plastic, glass, and metal containers that it says delivers the same level of freshness and food safety with less waste.Business IntelligenceTop AI Applications in Packaging and ProcessingSustainabilityNPE 2024: First Day’s Focus on Automation, Education, and Plastics CircularityRecyclingLive at Waste Expo: Brands to Benefit from MRFs’ AI Robotic Sorters?Sponsor ContentSupporting Demand for Plastic-Free Packaging with APP’s Foopak Bio Natura