By Arnie OrloskiHomeCareer selling collides with lack of organizationThe June '99 Packaging Education Summit was so rich in content and ideas that all year could be spent examining proposals that might have merit. Last month, individuals in our packaging community were encouraged to look at ways they could improve education in their local communities.August 31, 1999Primary packagingCombining machinery functions while we broaden optionsThe big show at Dsseldorf, interpack 99, proved to be another education in the worldwide scope of packaging. Coming just seven months after Pack Expo 98, there are some parallels between the shows, though there's also a whole host of differences.June 30, 1999HomeIs a pictogram worth a thousand words?Several stories and news pieces in this issue would seem to herald a movement away from words and towards "pictorial symbols used as a form of writing." In an article about packaging for global markets (p.May 31, 1998Page 1 of 1Top StoriesSustainabilityGlobal Commitment Signatories to Miss 2025 Plastic Reduction GoalsA new progress report from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation confirms that the 1,000 signatories to its Global Commitment will not meet their 2025 plastic reduction goals.RoboticsRobotic Automation Doubles Capacity for Dot’s PretzelsPackage DesignPair Eyewear Grows Up, But Retains its Joyful EnergyBusiness intelligencePackaging and Processing Seen As Ideal for AutomationWorkforceStudents Explore Packaging and Processing at PACK EXPO International
