Shifting markets, broad range of new legislative efforts mean it’s time to “Unite for Flexibles”

Alex Nevels

Supply-chain disruptions, workforce and raw-material availability and price were the stories of 2021 and will continue at least through Q2 2022. Much will depend on the prevalence and trajectory of the COVID-19 virus and its variants, which no one can predict; however, consumer habits certainly have changed for good and continue to rely on flexible packaging...

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