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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.

The World Packaging Organisation (WPO) has launched a Lifetime Achievement in Packaging award.

Australia’s new country of origin food labelling laws have been launched today with the promise of more clarity and consistency.

The UK’s vote to leave the European Union could lead to price pressures from higher import prices and trade barriers.

The first-ever FoodTech Qld event, which winds up today, has seen visitors calling it “relevant, dynamic, and informative”.

Schawk Australia has joined forces with software company GMG and imaging specialist Kayell Australia in a bid to standardise global colour.

A UK association has released an animated video which shows why metal contributes to a circular economy.

Jamestrong Packaging officially opened its new infant formula can line in Kyabram, Victoria, on 16 June, and PKN joined dignitaries, customers, suppliers and staff to mark the occasion.

At our Breaking Boundaries LIVE industry conference on 4 August in Sydney, Jules Lund, founder of TRIBE Group, will give an insight into the new world of citizen marketing.

The Australian Pavilion was one of the many attractions at ProPak Asia, which wrapped up on the weekend.

Industry veteran Jon Murray has joined Currie Group's Labels & Packaging division as technical product manager.

A study showed that most consumers want everyday objects and packaging to be connected to the internet.