Anne Marie Mohan

As part of its Sail & Sustain sustainability program, Norwegian Cruise Line rolls out reusable Bento box-style serviceware for in-room breakfast service that uses certified circular PET.

The #16 most clicked article of 2024: Paper converter Paris Corp. develops a strong RFID program that includes custom-designed inlay encoding and label printing and application equipment and custom encoding software to meet Walmart's RFID tagging mandate.

The #5 most clicked article of 2024: At a time of turmoil in the world, Pantone selects ‘a compassionate and nurturing shade conveying a heartfelt kindness' as its 2024 Color of the Year, the 25th in the program's history.

The #3 most clicked article of 2024: Coca Cola strips the labels from its Sprite on-the-go rPET bottles in the company's first U.K. trial of label-less packaging.

Lamb Weston develops a paper bag for its frozen French fries that offers a grease and moisture barrier as well as durability and machinability, while still being recyclable.

In this annual Q&A, AMERIPEN Policy and Membership Director Rob Keith and the association's principle lobbyist, Andy Hackman of Serlin Haley, provide updates on current state and federal packaging policy along with insights on what to expect in the coming

Wild Alaskan Company’s executive creative director, Cliff Borress, shares the strategy behind the D2C seafood business’s new Alaska-inspired packaging graphics.

According to NAPCOR's ‘2023 PET Recycling Report,' the U.S. PET bottle recycling rate increased 4% from 2022 and is the highest rate since 1996.

Nwär Skin’s new Seid skin care products are encapsulated in tiny, dissolvable strips packaged in a paperboard carton that holds 180 doses.

D2C business Wild Alaskan Company ships its seafood using bio-based foam insulation from TemperPack that is home and industrially compostable and water soluble.