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Stuart Andrews: What does EUTR mean for companies that buy print?

Stuart Andrews: What does EUTR mean for companies that buy print?

Stuart Andrews of Sustainable Options says that there are some print buyers and print specifiers in the market that are unaware of the EUTR and what it means. He seeks...

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North Print and Pack 2013 special: Three minutes with Coca-Cola’s Gregory Bentley

North Print and Pack 2013 special: Three minutes with Coca-Cola’s Gregory Bentley

Organisers of the North Print and Pack show interview Coca-Cola Europe’s packaging innovator Gregory Bentley

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Raj Bhardwaj: Don’t fritter your hard won added value – it’s time to man up

Raj Bhardwaj: Don’t fritter your hard won added value – it’s time to man up

Raj Bhardwaj of Know It All discusses price volatility in the corrugated cardboard market.

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Malcolm Carroll: Countdown to REACH – complying with document delivery challenges

Malcolm Carroll: Countdown to REACH – complying with document delivery challenges

Malcolm Carroll of Reach Delivery talks about the impact of the EU REACH regulation on the supply chain

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Peter Divers: Leveraging packaging design to enhance the product experience

Peter Divers: Leveraging packaging design to enhance the product experience

Peter Divers of Perception Research Services International debates the relationship between brands and packaging

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Martin Dallas: The reseal of success | Consumer IQ

Martin Dallas: The reseal of success | Consumer IQ

It is clear that many consumers appreciate the benefits of resealability – it can be a significant influence on purchasing decisions against competitive products and some are even prepared to...

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The Big Question

The Big Question | Do smaller packs reflect society?

In last month’s cover feature it was suggested that smaller sized deodorant cans refect people’s desire for more portable and convenient options. So do a reduced packs have something to...

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The big question | Are ready meals heading for a long term blip?

At the start of the year the processed food sector was in crisis after traces of horse meat was found in a raft of products including ready meals. Will the...

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Appeal for candidates for PN’s March Big Question

PN is appealing for candidates to be put forward to answer PN’s March Big Question

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The Big Question | Does the QR code have a future?

With the number of people with smart phones on the rise, packaging is awash with QR codes that can be scanned by consumers. But with augmented reality on the rise,...

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The Big Question | Can packs survive ‘debranding’?

The Big Question | Can packs survive ‘debranding’?

Selfridges hit the headlines last month with its ‘No Noise’ packs, which removed wording and logos from familiar and iconic products. But can such a strategy be transferred to any...

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The Big Question | Are traffic light food labels right?

Last month, the Government went ahead with plans for clearer, front of pack labelling on food packs. However, is it on the right track with these new voluntary traffic light...

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The Big Question | Is bad weather affecting business?

The Big Question | Is bad weather affecting business?

Summer has been a damp squib so far as glorious sunshine has given way to rain. While the weather is a pain for those planning barbecues, does it also have...

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