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Winners of The Green Packaging Star Awards Have Been Announced

During FACHPACK at Forum PACKBOX, the Green Packaging Star Award of the World Packaging Organisation (WPO) was presented.

Pommesverpackung von Sarah Klein Sonderschau FACHPACK

Special Show Presents Innovative Packaging Design

Analogous to the exhibition motto, NürnbergMesse and bayern design are shining a spotlight on opportunities offered by social change processes in packaging design in the special show “Transition in Packaging by Design” at FACHPACK in Hall 7 (Stand 432).

“Metropolitan Areas as the Raw Material Centers of the Future”

Gunhard Keil from Vienna is an entrepreneur, consultant, and keynote speaker for the Zukunftsinstitut. At FACHPACK, he will give the opening talk of the trade fair in the Breakfast Talk entitled “Stucture Follows Strategy or Customer Follows Packaging? Bold Thoughts on the Future of the Supply Chain”. In an interview with packaging-360.com, Keil reveals some of his cheeky thoughts in advance.

About Barbecue Mustard, WC Ducks and Other Everyday Helpers

Brands can position themselves better at the point of sale if they adapt to people’s everyday behavior, says Dr. Uwe Lebok, CEO of K & A BrandResearch in an interview. The brand expert uses the term Context Thinking for this purpose. In the PACKBOX forum at FACHPACK, he will be talking about context packaging and the fast track to the consumer.

FACHPACK as a Source of Impetus

FACHPACK sees itself as a source of impetus and as such will again organize an extensive lecture program during the exhibition days from September 27-29, 2022 in Nuremberg.

Allensbach-Studie zur Digitalisierung Verpackungsindustrie im Auftrag von TTE

Allensbach Study Exclusive: This Is How Digital the Packaging Industry Is

Everyone wants to drive digitization forward. But which steps have companies in the packaging industry already taken? An Allensbach study commissioned by management consultancy TTE-Strategy and conducted in collaboration with Packaging360° has investigated this. These are the first exclusive results.

Henkel and Metro Advertise Plastic Bank

Consumer goods giant Henkel and wholesaler Metro are among the companies cooperating with Plastic Bank. The common goal is to further the establishment of a circular economy and at the same time help impoverished people in coastal regions. David Katz, founder and CEO of Plastic Bank, discussed the value of plastic with the two sustainability chiefs from Henkel and Metro in front of invited guests in Düsseldorf. This was the first time the Canadian had heard the German word “Kunststoff”.

PepsiCo CEO Calls for “Effective Infrastructures For Recycling”

n an interview with packaging-360.com, Torben Nielsen, CEO of PepsiCo DACH, takes a stand on a circular economy for packaging, the expansion of the deposit system and consumers’ willingness to pay more for sustainable products.

Nestlé Wins Sustainability Award with Smarties

Smarties wins the Packaging Europe Sustainability Award. The confectionery brand received the award in the recyclable packaging category at this year’s FACHPACK.

“Federal Gouvernment Must Protect Supply Chains as Packaging is Systemically Relevant”

Packaging is an integral part of the population’s security of supply and should therefore be recognised as systemically relevant and placed under appropriate protection. The associations of the paper and plastics processing industry, which are members of the Hauptverband Papier- und Kunststoffverarbeitung (HPV), have addressed this demand to the Federal Government.

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Machinery Manufacturers are Currently Drawing on their High Order Backlogs

A recent survey by the VDMA shows that 44 percent of mechanical engineering companies in Baden-Württemberg are cautiously optimistic about the rest of the year. The reason for this is an improvement in the supply of materials, with the exception of electronic components. As a result, 68 percent of companies in Baden-Württemberg expect nominal sales growth for 2023.