September 2022
We Need More Packaging Engineers Like Sam
Need more skilled packaging engineers? Consider offering an experiential education to apprentices from local high schools to build your workforce of the future. …
the[PACK]out Returns to the Lone Star State
Plans are underway for next year’s high-impact and high-energy healthcare packaging conference. …
Inside Frito-Lay’s Packaging R&D Lab
Come along on a visual tour through this inventive facility and see what the team is working on. …
4 Types of Innovation All Packaging Departments Should Know
Innovation is more than a burst of inspiration. It's a disciplined process that can deliver results in myriad ways. …
New and Noteworthy Coffee Packaging
On National Coffee Day, we turn the spotlight on invigorating flexible packaging for your brew. …
J&J’s Ethicon to Use Eastman’s Sustainable Co-Polyester for Medical Device Packaging
Ethicon is the first medical device manufacturer to use Eastar Renew, a material produced via Eastman’s molecular recycling technology. …
Planters Nuts Packaging: More Peanut-Like, Less Plastic
Redesigned peanut-shaped bottles save up to 220 tons of PET plastic yearly as Hormel Foods continues to improve packaging sustainability. …
Planter’s Packaging: More Peanut-Like, Less Plastic
Redesigned peanut-shaped bottles save up to 220 tons of PET plastic yearly as Hormel Foods continues to improve packaging sustainability. …
New Spinal Implant Package Strengthens Eco Gains
SeaSpine’s two-in-one pouch for spinal implants halves sterilization costs, reduces storage space, and maintains the sterility of individual components until the point of use. …
Self-Sterilizing Plastic Film Kills Viruses Using Ordinary Light
The first-of-its-kind material is highly effective at neutralizing viruses such as COVID-19, is cheap to produce, and can be easily scaled. …