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Federal ministers yesterday convened an urgent industry roundtable on plastics supply chain pressures, placing packaging reform and domestic recycling capability firmly at the centre of discussions around Australia’s food security and manufacturing resilience. Read more
Registration for the 2014 Australian Packaging Design Awards (APDA) is $165 per pack now. And $220 as of 1 May.
The Amcor Community Program allows Amcor co-workers to apply for grants to support sustainable communities throughout the world.
The change to MuCell technology means that Dove Body Wash bottles will contain at least 15% less plastic.
The inaugural Food & Drink Business Live: Industry of the Future Forum 2014 will be held on Monday, 11 August at Sydney's Royal Randwick Racecourse.
Every problem has a solution. It's not always the one making the headlines.
The most recent HIS report forecasts 2014's industrial machinery market growth to increase at double the rate it did last year. Packaging machines will be part of that surge.
Penguin Books and WeTransfer are producing book covers that become the full screen backgrounds to the file transfer website, reaching 20 million people per month.
The controversial Health Star Rating system has gone live with the first packs sporting stars hitting Australian shelves.
LATMA member, Collotype Labels Griffith, and Ultra Labels, have won three gold medals each at this year's World Label Awards.
Goldman Sachs Merchant Banking Division and Koch Equity Development have partnered to acquire 100% of Flint shares from CVC Capital Partners.
Pactum's new milk processing facility is already doing its bit for the health of Australia's trade with China.
A new online tool for assessing packaging recyclability has just been launched.
What if your company could afford the best strapping machines?
The 2014 Australian Packaging Design Awards (APDA) are open for entries.
Pauls gets kids excited about its new Scooby-Doo yoghurt, with on-pack AR that brings the Warner Bros. characters to life.
German Actega and US Dayton Systems Group have put their heads together to create an unbreakable, recyclable, resealable beverage can cap that removes the can's last barrier to portability.