What is California’s Assembly Bill 3336 and What Does it Mean for Food Businesses?
If you're a food business operating in California, this law applies to you. So how are you supposed to know about and decode this regulation?
Which Reheats Better: Food in Polypropylene or Aluminum Packaging?
The packaging you choose for heat-and-eat foods directly affects how evenly the food warms, how it looks coming out, and ultimately, how satisfied your customer is.
Why Food Industry Professionals Must Prioritize Tamper Protection
How can the food industry prevent theft when tamper protection is missing from store packages?
What Are the Differences in How Gen Z and Millennials View Food Packaging?
Are the differences between these two seemingly sibling generations enough to make you second-guess your packaging choices? Is one generation more of a customer to you than another? Which one should take precedence?
What Does Saving a Few Pennies on Packaging Actually Cost Your Food Business
A container that prevents leaks, maintains freshness, reinforces food safety, improves presentation, and maintains customer trust may save far more money in the long term than a cheaper alternative...
Is the Iran Conflict Over What Food Businesses Should Be Watching Now
The situation surrounding Iran and the Strait of Hormuz continues to evolve. There are encouraging signs, but that does not mean food packaging supply chains are instantly back to normal.
Plastic Resin Price Drivers: From Raw Materials to Market Demand
Fluctuations in resin prices directly impact the cost of packaging for products like fresh produce and other goods.
OPS vs. PET Food Packaging Which One Actually Performs Better?
This article covers how OPS and PET stack up on the things that actually matter in the real world: Durability, temperature handling, barrier properties, heat performance, and yes, what happens when your customer tosses it in the recycling bin.
Making Sense of Tamper Protection: What ‘Tamper-Obvious’ Really Means for Today’s Shoppers
...you're not buying packaging to make your purchasing team happy — you're buying it to sell products. And if consumers don't trust the packaging, they won't buy the product.
Is the Iran Conflict Still Affecting Plastic Food Packaging?
Packaging markets are still reacting to instability across energy, petrochemicals, and transportation — creating continued uncertainty around resin costs, freight, supply continuity, and long-term planning.
