Disruptive food business models, game-changing technology, an interactive social media demo and much more are planned for this year's LIVE industry forum.

It is the end of the road for the Packaging Council of Australia as we know it, as it prepares to dissolve and become part of the Printing Industry Association of Australia.

Burger wrapper capes, carton vests, and shirts consisting of sauce lids... All became 'couture' items made from McDonalds packaging.

Craft brewers are under pressure to develop a label or seal to clearly identify their beers to the public after an author has spoken out.

The trend towards customisation and greater online connectivity will drive innovation in packaging over the next decade.

The AIPIA has signed an agreement to allow for the adoption of Near Field Communication (NFC) in packaging and wireless charging.

Sydney city is getting behind the 'BYO coffee cup' campaign in an effort to fight the war against takeaway coffee cups.

One of the world’s largest masterbatch manufacturers has moved into Australia in a big way with the opening of a new facility. PKN attended the opening ceremony.

The pharma company will add three specialised production lines to its North Ryde facility, to be built from scratch by Australian machine design specialist Andrew Donald Design Engineering.

Schweppes has rolled out a new design-led bottle in its biggest change in over a decade.

Coca-Cola is believed to have plans to radically increase the amount of recycled plastic in its bottles following pressure.

Matthews Australasia has appointed Mark Dingley as its new CEO and will transition current MD Lester Nichol to the role of chairman.

Want to know more about leading beverage brand Frucor Suntory's approach to engaging millennials? You can hear it first hand at our LIVE industry forum.

Tobacco giant Philip Morris will have to pay the Australian government millions in legal costs.

Bobst has launched a new company for its digital print strategy. Called Mouvent, the joint venture with Radex will use a unique print head ‘cluster’ to deliver solutions for a variety of applications, including labels and packaging.

Orora’s Rocklea Corrugated Fibre plant in Queensland is now open for customers' virtual viewing, thanks to a new VR solution developed in collaboration with local uni students.