Eric F. GreenbergContract PackagingOn Contracts with Contract Packagers and ManufacturersConsiderations for entering into well-thought-out contracts with contract packagers.September 26, 2022Operational ExcellenceLegal Side Column: Noodling on How to Arrange RegulatorsToday, let’s discuss regulators and how to organize them.September 1, 2022Sustainable PackagingSingle-use Plastics are Public Enemy #1 in California (Canada, too)California bonked plastics and packaging on the head with a new law in late June.August 11, 2022Operational ExcellenceLegal Column: GRAS (Generally Recognized as Safe) Designation Goes to CongressThe GRAS pathway to clearance of the use of substances in packaging and in food is crucially important, and this proposed law has the potential to make enormous changes in various legal obligations.June 28, 2022Operational ExcellenceLegals Side: Exploring Contracts etc.The bottom line is that it’s important to make sure whenever possible to enter a written contract that is clear and complete. But, you'll be surprised to hear, it's not always the end of the world when a contract isn't in place, in certain circumstances.May 29, 2022LabelsA Healthy Try at Simplifying Food Labels?At the risk of overdramatizing, the food label is a continuing cauldron of controversy.April 26, 2022Sustainable PackagingUN Adopts Mandate for Global Plastics TreatyThe UN Environmental Assembly adopts a resolution aimed at ending plastic pollution through an international, legally binding agreement targeted at 2024.April 7, 2022Additives, coatings & inksChanging LandscapeChanges are afoot in the world of food contact packaging regulation.March 1, 2022E-commerce/D2C packagingCannabis and CBD: Still. Holding. Breath.As an attorney, my job is easy. I advise clients that they should follow the law. As we say in Latin, “Duh.”February 14, 2022LabelsHere Come USDA’s “Bioengineered” Food Labels (or Maybe Not)The new label requirements for “bioengineered” foods are here! Sort of.January 10, 2022Previous PagePage 2 of 25Next PageTop StoriesPackage DesignKind Leans on Familiar Elements in New Brand DesignHealthy snack brand Kind has reworked its logo and package design to boost shelf appeal, while retaining iconic assets like its four-color bars.RecyclingLive at PRS Day Three: SC Johnson, Honeywell, and Consumer Brands Asssociation Share Recycling InsightsReusable/ReturnableBorro, TOAST, and Partner Solutions Design Reusable PackagingRecyclingLive at PRS Day Two: Danone, Duracell, and Once Upon a Farm on Smarter Packaging StrategiesSponsor ContentAXTRA: Engineering efficient bottling & packaging lines
