The next five years: how are pack formats changing?
Packaging is rapidly evolving as manufacturers struggle with sustainability, experiment with new materials, and engage with emerging trends. We examine the changing shape of packaging.
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Callum Tyndall is the editor of Power Technology, Mining Technology, and Offshore Technology.
Packaging is rapidly evolving as manufacturers struggle with sustainability, experiment with new materials, and engage with emerging trends. We examine the changing shape of packaging.
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