The Truth About Bioplastics: Five Bioplastic Myths
BioPak founder and sustainability director, Richard Fine MAIP, has set out to debunk five of these myths and misconceptions about bioplastics. Like most myths,...
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32% of urban Australians prefer products that in eco-friendly packaging
The current global movement towards the banning of plastics is an initiative that resonates well with today’s Australians. Latest research from Mintel reveals that...
Coles meat packaging made entirely from a combination of recycled and renewable material.
Coles becomes Australia’s first national supermarket retailer to introduce meat packaging made entirely from a combination of recycled and renewable material Coles will be...
AIP Provides Two Weeks Intensive Lecturing For Master Of Food & Packaging Innovation Course
As the course lecturers for both the Food Packaging Materials and Processes Unit and Food Packaging Design Unit of the Master of Food &...
Saving food waste – what is packaging’s role?
As a part of the Australian Institute of Packaging’s commitment to the SAVE FOOD Initiative by FAO, the National Food Waste Strategy, and the...
The shape of sustainable labels is circular:
The shape of sustainable labels is circular: UPM Raflatac announces APR-recognised wash-off film labels with recycled liners for Americas and Asia Pacific UPM Raflatac...
Melbourne mum paves the way with reusable tray: 2018 PIDA Award finalist
PKN Packaging News Reports: Coffee cups have been the subject of heated debate this year – but few have stopped to consider the amount...
Birdstone Proves Packaging Design with Clear 3D Printed Prototypes
Birdstone Proves Packaging Design with Clear 3D Printed Prototypes by 3D Systems, On Demand Manufacturing – Asia Pacific 3D Systems On Demand Manufacturing helps...
Master of Food and Packaging Innovation Internships
The University of Melbourne and the Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP) would like to offer your company the opportunity to engage students from the...
AORA and ABA Release Joint Position Paper on Certified Compostable Bioplastics
The Australian Organics Recycling Association (AORA) and the Australian Bioplastics Association (ABA) have published a joint position paper on Certified Compostable Bioplastics. AORA supports...