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First CPIT for Australasia
Simplot Australia makes history again with first Certified Packaging Professional in Training (CPIT) for Australasia Sigrid Tusek AAIP, Packaging Development Officer, Simplot Australia, made...
Two Australian companies shortlisted for WorldStar Special Awards
The Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP) is pleased to advise that two Australian Companies, Sealed Air and Woolcool Australia have been shortlisted as finalists...
The biggest trends shaping consumer behaviour in 2018
2018 will see consumers continuing to question their values, priorities and purchasing decisions, prioritising brands and issues that matter to them. From mindfulness to...
Australia & NZ packaging innovations recognised in WorldStar Packaging Awards
Five Australian companies and one New Zealand company have achieved international recognition for their innovative and unique packaging designs in the prestigious WorldStar Packaging...
Mintel Global Packaging Trend Predictions for 2018 report
Mintel 2018 Global Packaging Trends predictions are now available for all AIP Members to download. The report is a look at the challenges...
AIP 50 YEARS OF PACKAGING – ALLAN KENNY FAIP
The AIP is pleased to advise that Allan Kenny FAIP has been awarded his 50 year Membership commemoration. The AIP asked Allan for his...
WorldStars align for six Australian packaging companies
PKN Packaging News Reports: Woolpack Australia has scored a WorldStar Packaging awards hat-trick for its Woolcool concept, with SPC, Pact Group, CHEP, Sealed Air...
AIP welcomes OFS as latest National Partner
The Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP) welcomes OFS (www.ofsystems.com) as a National Partner to the AIP Network. OFS provide an integrated production feedback and...
Has Hobart put the compostable foodservice packaging cart before the consumer-action horse?
As reported by the Australian Broadcasting Company, Hobart, the capital city of Tasmania, will ban businesses from using single-use, petroleum-based plastic food containers and...