Consumables-Substrates - Paper

In this episode of POW! Package of the Week, we look at the Mr. Bubble 60th anniversary powder bubble bath box. The limited-edition package celebrates the history of the iconic bubble bath brand by recreating the memorable bubble bath box that introduced Mr. Bubble to the market more than half a century ago

Flint Group Packaging Inks revealed its new range of chlorine-free heat-sealable coatings under the NexisCode brand name.

Metsä Board has won the Finnish Circular Economy Award and the Finnish Quality Award in the Laatukeskus Excellence Finland assessment. Both awards are based on the international European Foundation for Quality Management model, which looks at a company’s strategic sustainability work and its level of competitiveness.

The seventh annual thINK users conference of Canon production inkjet equipment didn’t miss a beat in terms of its winning formula.

This POW! Package of the Week episode spotlights the boldly printed and creatively labeled bakery box that’s helping gourmet cookie brand Crumbl’s brand story stand apart from its competition.

Hemp is the hippest kid on the paper block. But beyond the obvious — it makes for a fabulous paper story — there are other factors you want to be aware of before diving deep into these new paper options.

Since 2018, Sappi and Rovema have been collaborating as partners in the development of integrated packaging solutions for customers that wish to position themselves sustainably in the market. The companies now introduce the latest in their partnership and eco-minded mission.

Exclusive partnership with reusable packaging pioneer Loop highlighted in Kroger's 2021 Environmental, Social and Governance report.

Twin Rivers Paper Company has aggressively invested in its PFAS-free grease-resistant food packaging brand, EcoBarrier. The company worked closely with the largest fast-food, quick-serve, and fast-casual restaurants to engineer a food-safe non-fluorinated product.

The entire range of Mohawk Renewal Hemp, Mohawk Renewal Straw, and Mohawk Renewal Recycled Cotton papers have been reviewed and found to be in compliance with United States Food & Drug Administration requirements for use as an Indirect Food Additive.