Latest

The maker of the music recognition app Shazam has now launched a new augmented reality (AR) platform designed to bring packaging to life.

The University of Melbourne and the AIP will offer Master of Food and Packaging Innovation internships to keen students.

Australasian metal packaging supplier Jamestrong has appointed former Colorpak MD Alex Commins as its new CEO effective 18 September 2017.

Kellogg Australia marketing director Tamara Howe sheds light on how the company gave new identities to its three biggest brands.

Active and intelligent packaging is a growing segment and one of Visy's key platforms, according to LIVE speaker Adam Robinson.

Paul Randall is passionate about digital printing and its ability to connect brands with consumers in meaningful ways.

Future Unpacked LIVE took place in Sydney this week. We bring you some photo highlights from the event and some feedback from people who participated and attended.

Millennials have somehow become the most scrutinised yet desired demographic for marketers and brands, as both continually attempt to tap into and engage with the elusive group.

At our annual industry forum, Shine Drink CEO Stephen Chapman told the story of Australia's first smart drink.

Troy Douglas had the LIVE Industry Forum audience rapt today with his story of sugar-free beverage company Nexba's steady rise.

At Future Unpacked LIVE, CEO of FivePointFour, Tamara Trentain shared how she rose up the ranks in meal delivery.

Investments in 2017 have delivered leading positions for Pact Group in new growth sectors like contract manufacturing.

UK headquartered Packline Solutions, which counts Australia as a primary market, has announced a two-pronged strategy to remain competitive in the face of Amazon's entry into this market.

The formalities are now complete. A motion has been passed to wind up the PCA to be absorbed into the Printing Industries Association of Australia.

A $650 million thermal power plant will be built in South Australia by international company SolarReserve.

Australia is getting closer to a coffee cup solution with the launch of the country's first recyclable coffee cup.