Packaging Digest

19
Nov

Campbell’s Changes Name; Is the Packaging Next?

Mark Clouse, President/CEO, addresses the fate of the company’s iconic red-and-white soup labels, which debuted 126 years ago. …

19
Nov

Bayer’s New Mono-Material Blister Cuts Carbon Footprint by 38%

In partnership with Liveo Research, Bayer is launching a PET blister package for Aleve that checks the sustainability box at no additional cost to the consumer. …

14
Nov

Schneider Electric, HP to Keynote First Sustainable Manufacturing Expo

Registration is now open for the only dedicated expo and conference in the US for sustainable manufacturing innovations. …

14
Nov

Packaging Recycling Rates in America: Then & Now

We chart the recycling rates of eight common packaging materials to show how much a focus on sustainability has made a difference in the last decade. Or not. …

14
Nov

Wine & Beer Brands Say ‘Cheers’ to Cost-Saving Sustainability

Consumer market data give wineries and brewers good reason to toast eco-friendly packaging that reduces supply chain costs. …

14
Nov

Package Recycling Stats by the Numbers

How far have we come in the last 10 years and where do we go from here? …

13
Nov

Packaging Technologies from our Neighbor to the North

Didn’t make it to ADM Montréal this year? Here are some of the products you missed. …

12
Nov

3 Key Insights on Blockchain-Enhanced Pharmaceutical Serialization

Roche, Merck, Pfizer, and others have explored its use but will blockchain’s benefits outweigh the hurdles? Two experts weigh in. …

11
Nov

Major Mattel Misfire

A packaging error for toy dolls has people in an uproar, or in a frenzy to get theirs before they are gone. …

11
Nov

Is Big Pharma Focusing More on US-Based Manufacturing?

Amgen’s billion-dollar US investments in manufacturing and packaging are the latest infusion of Big Pharma "Made-in-America” dollars. Experts weigh on the trend’s costs, benefits, and industry prognosis. …