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Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) can guide Sustainable Packaging Design

Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) can guide Sustainable Packaging Design To optimise circular and sustainable design packaging technologists need to look at the potential environmental...

VALE Richard Mason – AIP Life Member

The Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP) sadly lost one of our family yesterday, Richard Mason MAIP . Life Member Richard Mason MAIP was the...

AIP New Member Interview Dr. Martin Orzinski MAIP

1. Why did you join the AIP? What benefits do you believe the AIP offers all their members? I joined the AIP because I...

AIP 2020 year in Review

When COVID hit our shores in early 2020 the AIP were very lucky that the Institute already had established on-line Degrees and courses available...

Pierre Pienaar FAIP, CPP re-elected as WPO president

Well-known Australian packaging industry figure Pierre Pienaar, FAIP, CPP has been re-elected to serve a second four-year term as World Packaging Organisation president. ....

Cemac Technologies becomes AIP Corporate Partner

The AIP would like to take this opportunity to welcome our latest corporate partner Cemac Technologies. Cemac Technologies are a distributor of Plasmac in-house...

Richard Smith FAIP appointed as AIP Association Representative on the APCO Board

The Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP) is pleased to announce that Richard Smith FAIP has recently replaced Keith Chessell FAIP as the in-coming Association...

Latest Certified Packaging Professional (CPP) Graduate | Wilsen Kannan AAIP

The Certified Packaging Professional (CPP) designation for the industry is offered exclusively through the Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP) in Australasia, the Certified Packaging...

Food SA and AIP help South Australian companies to better understand Sustainable Packaging to reduce Food Waste

The Food South Australia ‘Sustainable Packaging to Reduce Food Waste’ program was an industry-led pilot project bringing together South Australian food and beverage businesses,...

Covid-19: interpack and components 2021 cancelled

Covid-19: interpack and components 2021 cancelled Uncertainty among companies due to high infection numbers proved too great In agreement with its partners in...