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Safer materials, better testing and improved chemical management are helping create packaging that protects food while meeting growing safety expectations.

Karen Proctor, professor at Rochester Institute of Technology, was awarded the R. David LeButt Packaging Education award at this year’s International Safe Transit Association annual TransPack Forum.

Packaging is the shop window for your brand, the primary interface through which food and beverage manufacturers interact with consumers. Packaging innovation, therefore, cannot be taken lightly. How ...

95 percent of consumers believe their personal actions can make a difference in reducing unsustainable waste, and many are demanding that brands help empower their actions. Forward-thinking companies ...

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Preview of the UP Scorecard tool. Easily compare the environmental and human health impacts of different foodware and food packaging options. (Zurich, Switzerland - March 26, 2025) The first fully ...

With the holiday season in full swing, gifts of all shapes and sizes are being shipped around the world. But all that packaging generates lots of waste, including cardboard boxes and plastic-based ...

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) will build three additional advanced packaging facilities in Phase II of the Chiayi Science Park in southern Taiwan, according to Taipei Times. National ...

Swiss food giant Nestlé recently inaugurated its new research facility focused on tackling the problem of packaging waste. The company is taking a 5-step approach to this challenge. FoodNavigator goes ...

From luxury truffles to everyday chocolate bars, foil has long been one of the most recognisable forms of chocolate packaging ...