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APCO releases 2022-23 Australian Packaging Consumption and Recovery Data Report
The Australian Packaging Covenant Organisation (APCO) has released its 2022-23 Australian Packaging Consumption and Recovery Data Report.
Orora’s OPS sale proceeds to fund organic Cans capacity expansion in QLD
Orora will also repay debt facilities and commence returning proceeds from the transaction to shareholders in the form of an on-market share buy-back.
Detmold Group outlines new global sustainability goals
It said the new sustainability goals ensure the group continues to support customers in making responsible and informed packaging choices.
Amazon Australia axes single-use plastic delivery bags
Amazon Australia has replaced all single-use plastic delivery bags and padded envelopes in its Australian fulfilment network with flexible and recyclable paper bags and cardboard envelopes.
Zero Co launches new refill system to tackle growing plastic waste problem
ForeverFill is a paper-based refill system that overhauls the company’s entire range of products.
Labelexpo South China 2024 breaks all records
Four years since the last event, Labelexpo South China returned stronger than ever, attracting a global audience.
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Koenig & Bauer Durst launches Delta SPC 130 in Australia and New Zealand
The Koenig & Bauer Durst Delta SPC 130 delivers an innovative world-first sustainable solution, as well as a highly profitable opportunity for printers and converters.
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Contributors
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Hafizah Osman is the editor of Australian Printer and ProPack.pro. She also regularly contributes to Sprinter and ProPack.pro online, keeping readers up-to-date with the latest news in the industry.
James Quirk is the former editor of Labels & Labeling. He commenced working for the publication in 2005, previously serving as deputy and Latin America editor, where he was based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He is a regular speaker and chairman at Labelexpo and Label Summit events around the world. James is fluent in Spanish and Portuguese.
Nerida Kelton is the executive director of the Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP) and vice-president – sustainability and save food of the World Packaging Organisation (WPO).
Spotlight
Protecting brand assets
The role of the label and package print industries in combatting brand piracy was examined in a label Academy master class
DIC drives industry sustainability
Ink colossus places a focus on social value and the environment
LJM Victoria acquires OZ Connect Traders
Company makes the decision to acquire as the Australian co-packing space is rapidly expanding
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Packaging design trends shaping 2024
How brands are embracing new packaging design trends in 2024 to connect with consumers.
2024 Labels and Packaging Leaders Forum: Brenton King, Hybrid Software
Industry leaders reflect on the year that was and share plans and predictions for the year ahead in ProPack.pro’s inaugural Labels and Packaging Leaders Forum.
2024 Labels and Packaging Leaders Forum: Nina Nguyen, Pakko
Industry leaders reflect on the year that was and share plans and predictions for the year ahead in ProPack.pro’s inaugural Labels and Packaging Leaders Forum.
Paul English on: 2024 Labels and Packaging Leaders Forum: Nick Vindel, Heaford
Peter Harmer on: Epson Australia celebrates four decades of industry leadership
Steve Statler on: How smart packaging and a reinvented supply chain can save the planet: Wiliot