In light of the recent news about Kellogg’s splitting into three separate companies, Kristin sits down with Gene Manwaring to talk about the company’s early packaging in the latest installment of Packaging Past.

ProAmpac will be showcasing the newest paper-based offering for fresh food to-go and will have a complete line of ProActive Sustainability Products on display.

Trends come and go across many product categories, but when it comes to packaging, sustainability is steadily gaining momentum. From electronics to personal and beauty care, pharmaceuticals to food purchased both at retail or online, consumers of packaged goods are paying attention.

The 50-year partnership connects the largest domestic glass container supplier to the U.S. food industry with the number one pickle brand in America, as determined by IRI sales data.

Grounded Packaging brings to market a first-of-its-kind post-consumer recycled film laminate made of majority recycled materials.

Eco Film is a 100% biodegradable, compostable alternative to polyethylene films.

Highlights performance and areas for improvement.

KM Packaging supplied Earth & Wheat with the home-compostable bag.

Claims about “ocean-bound” and recyclable plastic are some of the most common and come with little proof of how they address the plastic crisis.

As shrink sleeves gain more traction in the packaging arena, INX International Ink Co. continues to meet market demand with innovative new ink products.