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Food and beverage companies not already selling products in Asia are probably thinking about it – but many are making mistakes.
A Brisbane-based manufacturer will bring plastic film manufacturing onshore from Asia through a multi-million-dollar investment.
Uruguay has won a legal battle to stop tobacco company Philip Morris using terms such as 'light' and 'mild' on its packaging.
Unilever and Smith's have both been rapped over the knuckles for misleading packaging claims about two different snack ranges.
Students at a Perth university have been recognised for a project which tackles food waste and educates the community.
A demand for packaging which caters for the disabled and ageing has prompted the AIP to organise a half-day training course.
LATMA and ANZFTA will merge into a new organisation called the Flexible Packaging & Label Manufacturers Association (FPLMA).
Former Avery Dennison executive David Martin will replace Andy Preece as the new CEO of paper merchant Spicers.
Schawk Australia has scored a gold award for its premedia work at New Zealand’s Pride in Print Awards.
The South Australian Government has pledged to invest $7.5 million in a new manufacturing and engineering research institute.
A Melbourne-based containers company is about to launch a packaging solution for online grocery deliveries.
Entrepreneur and Thankyou co-founder Daniel Flynn has been likened to business icon Steve Jobs. He's speaking at our Breaking Boundaries LIVE on 4 August in Sydney.
Members of the Australian Packaging Covenant (APC) have voted in favour of “an improved governance structure”.
Emma Welsh, who will be on the panel at our Breaking Boundaries LIVE industry conference on 4 August, shares how her team has turned a premium juice brand into a sustainability hero.
In four days in mid-June, over 40,000 visitors passed through the doors at ProPak Asia in Bangkok, with many stopping by the Australian pavilion.
Companies have been urged to review and redouble security plans to stem the wave of counterfeit goods coming out of China.
