Coca-Cola has launched a high protein, lactose-free milk range called Fairlife. In fact, it is the brainchild of a sustainable dairy called Fair Oaks Farms and its brand and packaging design company, Kaleidoscope.

BJ Ball opens a new converting facility in Sydney and hosts a Pink Breakfast with PrintNZ in Auckland.

UK packaging design agency, Pearlfisher, has created a ball pit out of 81,000 EPS balls for charity, Right to Play.

Tetra Pak has acquired Obram, the company just short of 40 years old that provides cheese technology solutions and equipment in Poland, Russia, Belarus and many parts of Eastern Europe.

Last week, the beer can turned 80 years of age and Carlsberg announced an initiative with packaging company, ecoXpac, that may well be beer packaging's future.

Currie Group is looking for someone like you to become Labels & Packaging Business Development Manager in Victoria.

EFSA has completed its re-evaluation of bisphenol A (BPA) and concluded that it poses no health risk to consumers of any age group.

Loscam has restructured to enhance local management and R&D capabilities, and align itself more closely with customer needs.

SEW-Eurodrive’s DriveACADEMY provides users with the same in-depth technical training syllabus that educates SEW’s own engineers.

A year on year growth in retail sales of 4.5% was recorded in December but growth is expected to slow to 2.4% by the March quarter 2015

MeadWestvaco Corporation and Rock-Tenn Company have entered a definitive combination agreement to create a new global force in consumer and corrugated packaging.

The third year student in Industrial Design at UNSW has won the 2015 AIP Scholarship.

Register now to hear the 2015 National Technical Forums’ thirty-seven speakers cover topics that matter across four days in March.

Coca-Cola got away with marking the maximum retail price on its packaging. Smirnoff has not.

Amcor managing director and chief executive officer, Ken MacKenzie, will retire at the end of June. Ron Delia will replace him.

Outgoing president, Allan Dabscheck, will stay on the LATMA board. Mark Easton is its new president.