Is the leading edge really the bleeding edge?

At the risk of sounding like Lou Dobbs, I have a confession: I wish Americans weren’t so geek-phobic.

Those over-achieving Europeans are making us Americans look bad...12 European Union (EU) member states have achieved recycling targets of 55% ahead of schedule.

What can we learn from the European program that will work across the pond?

One of the purest examples of the importance of packaging can be found in the Berlin Airlift.

The biggest-selling snack packagers seem to be standing still while store-brand snack packagers and packagers in other categories are leaping ahead.

The “going green” groundswell is likely to gain momentum in 2009 and beyond, partly due to the cost savings offered by reduced, greener packaging.

To borrow President Obama’s campaign slogan: yes, we can…make a big difference in world hunger, that is.

For people who write about the food industry, one of the things guaranteed to drive us insane is the degree of secrecy.

How well do you know and trust your packaging material suppliers? It might be time to reassess what you think you know.

Why aren’t we seeing more instant savings on-pack?