In Packaging, materials are not simply a technical choice. They are one of the most direct ways to change the physical reality of products, supply chains and, ultimately, consumer culture. …
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Nissha Europe: a company “sustainable by design”
How do you measure a company’s commitment to sustainability? Nils Wenzel, senior sales manager at Nissha Europe, gets right to the point: “Our company has chosen to focus exclusively on …
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EnvironmentInterviewsLaws & RegulationsTrends
Dahlinger: “Luxury packaging faces the PPWR challenge”
In high-end packaging, sustainability cannot be treated as a mere technical adjustment. It is certainly a matter of materials, but also of perception, brand consistency and the ability to preserve …
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For Peter van Rosmalen, founder of PaperWise, sustainable packaging is not a matter of small percentages or “cosmetic” improvements. It is a decision to challenge the supply chain, question habits, …
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InterviewsLaws & Regulations
PPWR: “For packaging companies it’s time to prioritize compliance as a strategic asset”
As the European Union moves forward with the new Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), the rules of the game are changing significantly for companies operating in – or planning …
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Food PackagingInterviews
Promarksvac: “automation and accessibility are shaping the next phase of vacuum packaging”.
As vacuum packaging evolves beyond its traditional industrial role, automation, efficiency and accessibility are becoming the key drivers of growth. At the forefront of this period of change is Promarksvac, …
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EnvironmentFood PackagingInterviews
The rise of paper-based packaging: “It’s time to shift the focus from a packaging product to a packaging system”
Paperization is emerging as one of the defining trends in packaging, as brands across different sectors and markets look for credible alternatives to plastic. The shift is being driven by …