How can  sustainability-driven innovation achieve functional, regulatory, and cost parity with plastic?

Learn about the full commercial rollout of fiber-based screw caps by Swedish nutraceutical brand Great Earth, a result of collaboration with Blue Ocean Closures (BOC). This innovation replaces plastic closures across Great Earth’s entire line of over 70 products and represents a major milestone for molded fiber technology in the health and wellness sector.

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How can digital twin technology increase production line efficiency?

Uitgekookt, a Dutch company that prepares and delivers custom-made, RTE meals, is working with Visual Components to make use of a digital twin simulation. The simulation allows the company to see its factory processes, counter potential production issues, and reduce downtime.

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How can brands better understand what actually happens to their packaging?

Pilots with Colgate-Palmolive and Amazon helped shape Glacier’s new DataStream platform, a subscription tool launched today that lets CPGs verify recyclability performance and close the loop between packaging design and real sortation and recovery outcomes.

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How can strict temperature control be maintained over sea routes,  while ensuring full compliance and product integrity?

Teva Pharmaceuticals, in partnership with Kuehne + Nagel and Cold Chain Technologies (CCT), successfully validated the global transportation of temperature-sensitive medicines by sea. 

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What do CPGs need to know as consumers become more skeptical of ultra-processed foods?

During the Chicagoland Food & Beverage Network's ‘Ultra-Processed Foods’ panel in Chicago on Oct. 22, food industry experts offered insight into the perception and handling of definitions, implications, and regulations of ultra-processed foods. They noted the importance of science-driven research impacting information and communication about such foods to consumers.

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How can polypropylene, one of the most widely used plastics in consumer packaging, be diverted from landfills or incinerators?

Packaging World Senior Editor, Anne Marie Mohan, sits down with Professor Edward Kosior, CEO and founder of Nextek. They discuss how the Nextloopp initiative is uniting stakeholders across the packaging supply chain to enable the closed-loop recycling of food-grade PP.

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What are three components to consider for sustainable healthcare packaging?

The growing trend of sustainable pharmaceutical packaging relies on commitment, circularity, and cost. Companies like Opella and AbbVie are implementing strategies for eco-friendly solutions, moving from aspirational goals to grounded, measurable commitments, and focusing on circularity and waste reduction. 

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What do food and beverage operations need to know to choose power transmission wisely and run efficiently?

Choosing the right motor, belt, or gearbox isn’t just a matter of specs. It’s about fit, function, and future-readiness. This ProFood World podcast details a 10 step checklist for power transmission product selection.

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How has online shopping changed the needs of packaging?

Computer peripherals and software company, Logitech, has nearly completed a transition from plastic clamshells to paper-based packaging for its hallmark computer mice. The switch comes after online shopping and environmental concerns grew in its customer base, meaning customers have less of a desire to see the product while in the packaging.

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How can automation impact a co-man's production capability?

Yundu Machinery Technology Co., Ltd, a contract manufacturer dedicated to the health and wellness sector, turned to an automatic capsule filling machine to ramp up its production. The most dramatic change was the speed. After the equipment installation, production capacity at Yundu increased from 20,000 capsules/hour to 72,000 capsules/hour.

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