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Starbucks wants to bring a fully recyclable and compostable cup to the market within the next three years.

Repurposing traditional packaging for e-commerce is a risky move, at least according to a new report from rigid packaging provider TricorBraun.

Consolidated Mills wanted to be able to fill the PET jars with their current equipment line used to fill glass jars.

It's no secret that e-commerce differs from traditional retail outlets, with more touchpoints involved before a product reaches a customer. And thus, the changes in shopping habits will also mean packaging and supply chain challenges.

Taking a package from concept to reality has become a lot more difficult in recent years in large part because of the Food Safety Modernization Act.

To make the Fanta Splash's bottle shape stand out in the market, Coca-Cola worked with Sidel and the Drink Works design agency to create a new proprietary packaging shape.

Dolco Packaging has released custom-designed trays that can help meat and poultry processors draw attention to the unique attributes of their products.

Mike Kresbach, Bemis North America, recently spoke about the changes happening at brick and mortar stores during The Packaging Conference in Orlando, Fla., and he offered insight into how food and beverage companies can respond with better packaging options.

The demand for easily recyclable material (and machinery that can handle such material) in this sector is expected to continue growing, according to the State of the Industry – U.S. Packaging Machinery Report 2017 from PMMI.