By Haley Schrauben, Product Manager, Oliver Healthcare Packaging
Film and foil laminations used for pouching applications across the healthcare packaging industry serve a vital purpose in protecting single use medical device, diagnostic, and pharmaceutical products.
The corrugated packaging industry is experiencing a significant shift towards sustainability, driven by brand owners' ambitious environmental goals and changing consumer preferences. In an era dominated by conversations about eco-conscious printing and a circular economy in packaging, it's worth considering what 'more sustainable' corrugated packaging means.
Intense Competition
There is a general consensus in the market that competition in the printing industry will become increasingly intense in 2025.
A comparative study, initiated by the European Rotogravure Association (ERA) and led by Prof. Lutz Engisch from HTWK Leipzig, is shedding new light on the sustainability of rotogravure printing in an industry facing increasing environmental and regulatory pressures.
Flexible plastic packaging is a versatile, durable solution produced using lightweight, flexible plastic materials. It is widely used multiple Industries, including food & beverage, pharmaceuticals, personal care, and household products.
Packaging coatings are a vital element of the packaging industry. Beyond their functional role in protecting contents from external factors like moisture, light, and oxygen, coatings also play a key role in the visual and tactile appeal of packaging. From soft-touch finishes to striking metallic effects, these coatings can transform ordinary packaging into memorable brand statements.
Interview with Francesco Polese, Service Manager in Flexa
In 2024, Flexa welcomed numerous visits from its distributors worldwide. Francesco Polese shares insights on the reasons behind these visits and the significance of the Flexa Academy.
“Change has never been this fast. It will never be this slow again.”
This famous quote by Justin Trudeau during his 2018 speech at Davos perfectly encapsulates the era we are living in. One where the pace of change – particularly technological change – is accelerating faster than we can truly imagine.
The number of organic labels in the food industry is increasing. Ecovia Intelligence sees most developments in North America where new organic schemes are gaining popularity. The trend raises questions about the future direction of organic labelling.
The sustainability issues food and beverage brands and manufacturers face are multifaceted and interconnected and span the entirety of global food supply chains, from the sourcing and origination of raw materials and packaging choices to downstream logistics and disposal.
By Danny Mertens
In the world of food and beverage production, packaging is more than just a protective layer or branding opportunity—it's a vital component of product safety. With strict regulations governing food contact materials, ensuring that packaging is food safe is critical. However focusing solely on food safety certifications is not enough.
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