A London-based start-up is seeking to end bottled water waste with the invention of an edible water-filled capsule.

Japan Pulp and Paper is set to buy a 51% stake in the soon-to-be merged Australiasian paper supply businesses of BJ Ball and KW Doggett.

A French startup company has created an edible plastic made from milk protein which it claims will benefit intelligent packaging.

As stomachs settle after a weekend of feasting, Candide McDonald reflects on several standout packaging designs from Easter.

Should approval be given for Klockner Pentaplast's acquisition of LINPAC, announced earlier this month, the merged entity will be a $2bn global flexible and rigid packaging one-stop-shop.

Australian company ICEE has announced it has successfully developed a biodegradable version of its patented flat moulded folding box using BASF's ecovio biofoam.

Amcor Flexibles has made its first string of printing investments in Europe to service healthcare companies with flexible printing.

Paris Hilton has starred in an April Fools' Day video to promote a new product she claims could save the world from plastic bottle waste.

Oji Fibre Solutions' new multiwalled bag plant delivers a world class food safety environment for dairy, flour and sugar bulk paper packaging.

The makers of an inflatable protective packaging system developed in the UK are looking for distributors and resellers internationally.

Food processing and packaging company tna has announced a new system that it claims will double production line speeds.

International aerosol industry delegates gathered in Sydney last week for the Aerosol 2017 industry forum, to consider future directions for this popular packaging and dispensing format.

Orora's plans to expand its North American point of purchase (POP) business have materialised with the launch of Orora Visual today.

Schreiner PrinTronics has come up with a "world-first" printed RFID sensor platform featuring a label with electrical functions.

On the occasion of the 2017 PIDA awards, held at Auspack last week, the Australian Institute of Packaging welcomed a new fellow to the ranks - Nina Cleeve Edwards.

The purchasing power of millennials is growing fast, and brand owners are adapting to this new breed of shopper.