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Trans-Tasman packaging firm Gravure Packaging (GPL) has won a slew of medals at the New Zealand Pride In Print Awards. Read more
DuPont's 2017 awards recognised several global breakthroughs, including Plantic's recyclable packaging material from Plantic.
Recognising the growth opportunities for printers in the packaging market, Australian print group Southern Impact has launched a new entity, Onpack. PKN spoke to MD Michael Nankervis.
Australian brand owners will be able to take advantage of Tetra Pak's brand new innovation centre in Singapore to develop innovations and customise packaging solutions..
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Paper-Pak's one-stop-shop solution for bottle carry-pack
19 May 2017Detmold Group company Paper-Pak has launched a premium range of beverage carton packaging along with a custom printing option.
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Artisan brand gets an extra serve of style
2 May 2017Victoria-based design agency Studio Marché was asked to create a fresh identity for a 20-year old preserves company.
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'Dot to dot' PET bottles gain 'recyclable' status
23 May 2017The system which produces packs of PET bottles or cans joined together only by dots of adhesive have been named 'fully recyclable'.
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A tea brand for every month of pregnancy
23 May 2017A tea company which supports women through pregnancy joined with design company Our Revolution to help make an impression.
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Tamper-evident labels built to boost brand security
16 May 2017Materials and labelling company Avery Dennison has released a range of tamper-evident labels which it claims provide added security.
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VIDEO: What is information-driven manufacturing (iDM) and who is it for?
19 May 2017In this short and informative video, Matthews’ Mark Dingley explains information-driven manufacturing (iDM) and what types of business it's for.
Buyers from some of China's largest retailers visited the Aussie pavilion at SIAL China in Shanghai last week, according to organisers.
A pasta product developed in Australia by San Remo has won a silver for innovation at the SIAL China food trade show which was held in Shanghai last week.
Meat and Livestock Australia's planned $150 million rollout of dual x-ray technology has been scaled back following resistance from the industry.
