
The AIP Training Courses will have simultaneous English/Thai translation.
Free for all to attend.
.
.
Download PDF Flyer...
Mini Training Course 1.
UNBOXING ACCESSIBILITY: EASY TO OPEN, RECLOSE, GRIP & HANDLE PACKAGING
Date: Thursday 11th of June 2026
Room: Jupiter 9
10.15 am arrival
10.30 am start
1.00 pm finish
.
OBJECTIVES
Is your packaging Easy to Open? Easy to close? Does your packaging need a knife to open? The Australasian Institute of Packaging (AIP) will be running a three-hour training course on UNBOXING ACCESSIBILITY: How to design better packaging that everyone can open, close, grip and handle and all of industry is invited to attend.
.
The accessibility of a product essentially relates to the ease of use a consumer experience when interacting with a product. Making a product accessible and easy-to-use or open adds value to a product for all. Accessibility is especially important for the independence of those with functional limitations such as reduced strength or dexterity. Groups particularly impacted are those with a disability, chronic pain, injury or illness, as well as the growing ageing population. For these groups inaccessible packaging and products become daily barriers to achieving everyday tasks like preparing a healthy meal and living independently.
.
THIS COURSE WILL ENABLE PARTICIPANTS TO BETTER UNDERSTAND:
- The required design requirements for Accessible & Inclusive Packaging design.
- What bad packaging really looks like and how it can impact the lives of many.
- How to use Ease-of-Use packaging design tools which including examples from around the world.
- Best Practice award-winning examples of what good Accessible Packaging should look like.
- Case studies, checklists and guides to help you to design better packaging that everyone can open, close, handle and grip.
- Consumer struggles and victories with daily use products and how it impacts their every day to encourage more inclusive designs.
- Accessible & Inclusive packaging design guidelines and how to embed them into your packaging design.
LECTURERS
.
.
.
Nerida Kelton FAIP
Vice President Sustainability & Save Food - WPO
Executive Director – AIP
.
.
.
.
.
Prof Pierre Pienaar MSc FAIP, FIPSA, CPPL
Education Director - AIP
Immediate Past President - WPO
.
.
Mini Training Course 2.
FUTURE OF FLEXIBLE PACKAGING
Date: Thursday 11th of June 2026
Room: Jupiter 9
1.15 pm arrival
1.30 pm start
3.30 pm finish
.
OBJECTIVES
With global focus still pointed heavily at curbing plastic waste (and plastic packaging waste in particular), the future of flexible packaging is multi-faceted and diverse- just like this mini course.
.
Attendees will be presented with an overview of the industry and what is driving changes in soft plastics and flexible packaging both locally and abroad, including considerations surrounding food waste, emissions, legislation, and on-pack labelling requirements.
- To understand the important role that flexible packaging plays in the supply chain.
- To learn about the various flexible packaging materials that can be utilised for more sustainable outcomes.
- To understand the challenges and opportunities that exist with the recycling and processing of soft plastics.
- To understand the key tailwinds driving the flexible packaging industry and the relevant obligations of brand owners and packaging suppliers in the short-medium term.
- To discover the vast resources available to brand owners and suppliers to support them through the ever-changing landscape of flexible packaging.
.
.
Joe Foster FAIP
Education Team
Australasian Institute of Packaging (AIP)
.
.
.
Please book your place at either one, or both of the training courses. (free for all to attend).
Don' t forget you will also need to register for the free-of-charge ProPak Asia tradeshow to access the AIP training course room.
.
All Attendees will attain 6 CPD points per training course towards the global Certified Packaging Professional designation..
.
IMPACT Muang Thong Thani
Ban Mai, Amphoe, Pak Kret
Nonthaburi
Bangkok
11120
Thailand
Map and Directions
