Fritz YambrachSustainable PackagingPaper and sustainabilityInvented a long time ago and constantly improved over the course of many years, paper has come to be viewed as a quintessentially traditional packaging material.November 28, 2010FlexiblesPackage appropriatenessSome package styles just plain fit certain product groups. A box of cereal, a tube of toothpaste, a bag of chips, a can of beans, a can of soup, a bottle of milk, a bottle of beer, a bottle of wine—in every case we automatically associate the package format with the product.June 5, 2010HomePackage/product interactionsThe current notoriety of Bisphenol A (BPA) has compelled the packaging industry to make changes, even though the concentrations of the migrating substance that have been measured in food and drink have not been established to be a safety concern.December 7, 2009HomeInformation sharing helpsI had the opportunity last summer to be part of an intriguing strategic business initiative in the packaging sector: The Italian Trade Commission’s student trip to tour Italy and its packaging machinery builders.June 4, 2009Additives, coatings & inksE-beam shows promiseFood packaging from a university perspective.December 3, 2008Previous PagePage 2 of 2Top StoriesRecyclingRFID at the Intersection of Sustainable and Smart PackagingRFID labels present substantial opportunities and challenges alike to packaging's sustainability chops. Experts are bullish on overcoming obstacles around material miscibility, and unlocking the sortation-improvement potential that RFID labeling poses.Digital TransformationGuiding Brands Through Walmart’s RFID MandatesContract PackagingTwig’s Beverage Blends Tradition with Modern EfficiencyPMMI NewsunPACKed Podcast: Exploring PMMI’s State of the Industry ReportSponsor ContentLiquid Mixing Systems: Improve Process Efficiency & Performance
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