When Strength Alone Is Not Enough Dangerous goods packaging must meet the highest standards. In industrial environments, it is not only about protecting the product but also about safeguarding people, processes and the environment. Corrugated packaging for hazardous materials is …
When Packaging Becomes a Weak Point When a carton tears at the handle, it is more than a minor defect. It disrupts logistics processes, increases damage claims and negatively affects perceived product quality. The hand hole area is typically the …
Packaging should be reusable. Not disposable. In today’s industrial environment, sustainability is no longer defined solely by material selection. True sustainability begins with the system behind the packaging — and particularly with the way components are connected and secured. Increasing …
A New Regulatory Framework for Packaging in Europe The EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) has been in force since February 2025. The first binding requirements will apply from August 12, 2026. For industrial companies, packaging manufacturers, and system …
Balancing Regulatory Pressure and Operational Feasibility Industrial companies are facing growing expectations: reducing fossil dependency, strengthening circular economy strategies and complying with evolving regulatory frameworks. Sustainable packaging and biobased materials play a central role in this transformation. At the same …
Industry Trends with Strategic Impact EMPACK Switzerland 2026 in Bern once again demonstrated the dynamic transformation of the packaging industry. Even without being physically present, the key themes emerging from the event are clear: sustainability has evolved from a marketing …
Small Detail, Meaningful Impact Sustainable packaging is often defined by carefully considered components. Handles are a functional element that directly influence stability, user experience and brand perception. Paper handles by E-K-S (Ernst Kraemer & Söhne) demonstrate that paper can be …