Packaging & Printing

Discover the revolution of edible food packaging! Learn how innovative materials made from seaweed, proteins, and more are replacing plastic and keeping food fresh.

The holiday season is a whirlwind of excitement, anticipation, and, of course, gifts! From sustainable solutions to personalized experiences, the gift packaging industry is witnessing a remarkable evolution, driven by consumer demand and cutting-edge innovation.

The packaging, made from up to 80% industrial byproducts, promises to reduce waste and extend the shelf life of perishable products.

In packaging, barrier board, a renewable, paper-based alternative to plastic, is emerging as a sustainable option without compromising performance.

Each serves a distinct purpose: shrink wrap offers a tight, protective seal around individual items, while stretch wrap holds entire pallet loads securely in place during transit.

Small businesses face unique challenges when it comes to packaging, balancing cost, sustainability, and customer satisfaction.

With sustainability high on the agenda for both consumers and regulators, stretch wrap is being reimagined to meet modern environmental standards.

Discover which plastic packaging is exempt from the tax and whether it affects the 10-tonne registration threshold.

Praised for its durability, adaptability, and recyclability, aluminium foil safeguards products while advancing sustainability.

With the continued growth of e-commerce, packaging has become a crucial factor in both operational efficiency and customer satisfaction.

This technique not only preserves flavour, texture, and nutrients but also plays a significant role in improving food safety by reducing contamination risks.

A look at the most prominent packaging types—flexible, rigid, and sustainable—each shaping the future of industries worldwide.

Companies are rethinking their strategies to stay competitive, leveraging innovative designs and materials while addressing supply chain challenges.

Whether sealing products for storage or shipping fragile goods, understanding shrink tunnels boosts efficiency.

With rising shipping costs and increased competition, businesses are constantly seeking efficient ways to cut expenses and streamline operations.