Packaging industry adapts to prolonged disruption
The packaging industry is adapting to prolonged disruption because short shocks are no longer the only risk. Packaging businesses now…
All articles by Oumar Fofana
Oumar Fofana
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Packaging crunch hits food and beverage sector
The food and beverage sector is often the first place where a packaging crunch becomes visible. Drinks need bottles, cans,…
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Strait of Hormuz crisis chokes packaging supply
The Strait of Hormuz crisis is putting direct pressure on packaging supply because the packaging industry relies on the same…
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Packaging margins squeezed by war-driven inflation
Packaging margins are under pressure because inflation is now hitting several cost lines at once. Energy is more expensive, freight…
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Oil shock sends packaging costs soaring
Packaging costs are rising because the industry sits close to the energy market. Plastic packaging depends on petrochemical feedstocks linked…
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Packaging built for machines, not people
A box that stacks perfectly on a pallet can be impossible to open by hand. A pouch optimised for automated…
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Legal risks hidden in packaging art
A striking pack design can boost shelf appeal in seconds, yet the same artwork can quietly expose a business to…
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The rules that shape packaging design
A packaging concept can look flawless on screen, only to unravel when it meets regulatory reality. From the thickness of…
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Why compliance costs more than materials
A single component might cost pennies, yet the process required to approve, document, audit, and legally defend its use can…
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Packaging: the supply chain weak spot
A pallet of finished goods can be perfectly manufactured, accurately forecast, and efficiently transported, yet still fail at the final…