This is an exciting time for paper as a packaging material, as demand for its sustainability claims promote investment and drive R&D to extend its applications and push the boundaries of its functional capabilities.
In our next live discussion on 21st April at 14:00 CET, we will be exploring the future potential of fibre-based packaging, along with its limits and the challenges involved in adapting and innovating.
Featuring:
Yevgen Zolotkovski (Koehler Paper)
Malcolm Waugh (Frugalpac)
Marcus Behrens (HDG packaging)
Moderated by Packaging Europe's Tim Sykes.
This session takes place as part of our Global Packaging Innovation Forum – a new digital space in which the packaging value chain can access and share information and ideas.
Packaging has never carried greater commercial responsibility.
It influences how consumers perceive brands, how products perform in increasingly competitive markets
Packaging manufacturers are under constant pressure to increase output, reduce operating costs, improve sustainability, and maintain consistent product quality. One
