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The Flexible Packaging Association (FPA) is very proud of the long history it shares with Flexible Packaging magazine.

From its humble beginnings in 3,500 square feet of rented space, Labels, Inc./Flexprint now occupies a 40,000 sq. ft. facility, where it specializes in flexible packaging and pressure sensitive label converting – predominantly for the medical industry, and for industrial, food, beverage and retail companies.

This summer, FPA converter members American Packaging Corporation and Technipaq, Incorporated participated in the Flexible Packaging Association’s 2013 Flexible Packaging Internship & Academic Scholarship Program, and each hosted a student intern at their converting facilities

What, in your opinion, are the differences between pre-made pouches and rollstock (i.e., appearance, stability, shelf presence, etc.)?

“Innovation beyond the box” is not just a company slogan; it is a way of doing business at Charlotte, N.C. based Ferguson Supply and Box (Ferguson).

Eggs, like some packaged meats, suffer from confinement odor, which can be off-putting for both the consumer and others around when the product is opened.

Through the From Chemistry to Energy Campaign, the American Chemistry Council (ACC) has just released a short (2 min), new video that will give you a quick overview and some compelling statistics on these new technologies.

Having served as executive Vice President for PPI the past 15 years, and now as President, Mr. Lanham provides over 30 years of flexible packaging experience across a broad range of products.

McClure established ISO Poly Films in 1998 with $1,200 cash, $10,000 of available credit, and a lofty vision to change the landscape of the specialty films industry.

Glenroy, Inc. and Lube-Tech have collaborated in developing the first stand-up oil pouch in the US power sports industry.