Industry experts argue that the sustainable properties of plastic, particularly plastic film labels, make the material a prime choice for consumers, manufacturers and brands that seek an eco-friendly alternative.

Indiana-based Sun King Brewery's "Tip Off Ale" had the help of a decorative shrink sleeve label printed by Century Label to pay homage to the Indianapolis Pacers.

Along with citing the desire for creating packaging that was user friendly and unique, company officials say a main reason for choosing a flexible pouch to package its products in is because it aligns with Irorio's mission of being environmentally-focused. 

Since World War II, Newark, New York-based Maco PKG has maintained a healthy business relationship with the military by creating packages that meet military specifications (Mil-Spec) and support the war effort.

Ideal for converters, raw material suppliers, equipment and machinery suppliers, brand owners and industry analysts, "Barrier Materials for Flexible Packaging 2016 to 2020" examines a range of barrier materials that are used in the production of flexible packaging. 

MorningStar Farms has officially made the switch from rigid to flexible packaging. The vegetarian food brand has ditched its carboard boxes and is now offering its frozen food products in a flexible packaging format.

With a mission to manufacture and supply sustainable flexible packaging for the pre-packaged food and consumer products markets, Sugar Land, Texas-based Accredo Packaging is no stranger to viable, eco-friendly practices.

The holiday season is quickly approaching, and grocery store shelves are no stranger to packages adorned with old St. Nick, snowflakes, Rudolph and the like.

Kellogg Company’s U.S. brands will release more than 40 new products in early 2016, with 16 of them geared towards “new ways to eat cereal.”

The demand for the $17.5 billion U.S. converted flexible packaging industry is projected to rise 3.3 percent annually to 20.7 billion by 2019, according to a new report released by Freedonia Group.