Packaging Digest

Product stays out of the seal area, and the machine’s design enables a thorough washdown. …

ExxonMobil discussed hot-button topics like monomaterial polyethylene pouches, an advanced recycling trial, and circular polymers in a sustainably themed webinar. …

Packaging departments and last-mile delivery companies should leverage these two tax credits to help them recover from COVID-19 economic hits. …

To understand the impact of microplastics in the ocean and carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, we need to consider the relative and absolute impacts of plastic production, use, disposal, and reuse. …

New products include a recycle-ready bag-in-box and a recyclable flat-bottom bag with zipper reclosure that’s also available in an easy-to-carry handled version. …

The global fruit and vegetable company replaces bags with bands and clamshells with paper cups, employs reusable packaging, and reduces food waste. …

Instead of fighting over graduates from packaging schools, you might do better to recruit your next hire from Google. Find out why in this podcast. …

A plastic foam packaging guideline for online and direct-to-consumer retail shipment includes the three most common polymers for packaging, PE, PP, and EPS. …

Borealis supplies the resin and Greiner Packaging produces the cups for Emmi’s Caffè Latte. …

Subscription-based meal kit providers touting convenience and healthiness now toss in a pinch of sustainability. Does the packaging stand up to scrutiny, though? …