Packaging

Consumers will soon start to see the new Country of Origin labels in stores, starting with fresh produce in Woolworths.

Coca-Cola South Pacific has launched a new 250ml bottled coke product as part of a broader marketing campaign to encourage consumers to decide the ‘right amount’ for them.

Sacmi has launched a range of quality control solutions for beverage packaging and labelling through its Kube brand.

Nespresso has partnered with Australia Post to extend the coffee company's recycling program to those living in rural areas.

After 49 years of trading through JL Lennard, packaging machinery giant Krones has 'opened doors' on its own business in Australia.

A packaging system made from materials such as banana fibre is extending the storage life of tropical fruits.

Sealed Air's sustainable vacuum skin solution for Don KRCs So Tender pork range won top honours in the retail category of the Save Food Packaging awards.

Artesian bottled water brand Fiji Water has changed its label for the first time in 10 years.

The annual conference for the Australian Institute of Packaging kicked off today, with companies such as KHS, Linpac Packaging, and AI Group sharing new concepts.

The startup company behind a new bottle closure for wine, water and other beverage containers has won first prize in a wine innovation contest.

The standards that regulate infant formula labelling in Australia are being reviewed by FSANZ.

Brisbane-based food and drink manufacturer Flavour Creations has developed a special cup design for people who struggle to feed themselves.

New Country of Origin Labelling for food sold in Australia has been given the go ahead by commonwealth, state and territory consumer affairs ministers this week.

A fun front cover customisation execution on sister brand PKN Packaging News demonstrates the depth of digital print possibilities.

Speed to market for digitally printed flexible packaging can now be significantly increased due to innovation from HP Indigo.

Future food labelling and product safety laws could be scrapped if legal pressure from multinational companies increases.