Flexible Packaging

Approaching Sustainability of Flexible Packaging in the Circular Economy Members Public

Presented by Vicent Martinez, AIMPLAS

Kevin Lifsey
Conference Proceedings

PLANTIC, A Biobased, Biodegradable and Barrier Soluction for Sustainable Packaging Members Public

Presented by Kevn A. Laux Ph. D., Kuraray America, Inc.

Kevin Lifsey
Conference Proceedings

Developments and Trends in Bioplastics Technology and Markets for Flexible, Multilayer, Pouch and Barrier Packaging Members Public

Presented by Dr. Terence A. Cooper, ARGO Group International

Kevin Lifsey
Conference Proceedings

Between Opinions and Certainty: A Fact-based Approach to Flexible Packaging Sustainability Members Public

Presented by Pierre Sarazin & Alexandre Warin, PolyExpert

Kevin Lifsey
Conference Proceedings

Sustainable paper packaging for FMCGs, foodservice applications gains traction among consumers & brands Members Public

The world of packaging is in a constant state of change. Consumer environmentalism, government legislation and even COVID-19 have forced consumer retail brands to rethink and redesign their packaging. High demand for supply-chain transparency now is driving synergies among multiple players to work together in the creation of new sustainable

Alex Nevels
Converting Quarterly

Special Market Report: Labeling & Release Liners Members Public

Download the Special Market Report  on labels and release liners by clicking the link below.

Alex Nevels
Converting Quarterly

Next generation of sustainable barriers through new PFAS-free adhesive starch formulations Members Public

Within the packaging sector, environmental concerns and consumer expectations are driving forward the demand for renewable and biodegradable packaging solutions. Paper and board are excellent packaging materials, but their porosity and absorbance need to be overcome with the use of barriers. This firm’s novel sustainable barrier starches meet the

Alex Nevels
Converting Quarterly

MARKET MONITOR | Aseptic food-packaging demand up 5.5% a year to $2.3 billion in 2026 Members Public

It’s not just for your grandparents’ shelf-stable chocolate milk anymore. If anything, the applications for aseptic food packaging have grown far and wide since the material-converting method and sterile filling-process technology first became commercial about 75 years ago. Today, everything from cooking stocks and broths to ready-to-eat soups, sauces

Alex Nevels
Converting Quarterly