In 1990, physicist Donald Eigler used a scanning tunneling microscope to take 35 individual xenon atoms and arrange them to spell the name of his company, IBM. The world’s tiniest corporate logo made ...

From newer sustainable materials to innovations in preserving shelf life and product quality, manufacturers are unveiling ...

For consumers, convenience and quality have always reigned supreme, but environmental concerns have recently begun to transform expectations. QSRs are now pressured to deliver more than simply ...

From preserving fruits and vegetables to storing ready-made meals, food cans have long been a staple of kitchens across the globe. But behind their familiar metal exterior lies a history of innovation ...

Imagine if you could buy fresh produce that didn't come swaddled in disposable plastic packaging. Instead, it came covered in a thin gauzy layer of something that could be rinsed off under the tap, ...

The funding will upgrade processing and packaging technology, boosting halal-certified output and improving food safety and ...

Advanced packaging mechanisms play a vital role in reducing food waste and ensuring the maintenance of quality during storage. An incredible challenge faced by the food industry is the development of ...

Amcor teams up with Danish Technological Institute on a three-year initiative to demonstrate full-scale recycling of ...

Highlighting advanced manufacturing capabilities, customization expertise, and global supply reliability CALIFORNIA, CA, UNITED STATES, January 6, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — As global demand for ...

ProAmpac has partnered with Aptar CSP Technologies to introduce a patent-pending moisture-adsorbing packaging technology – ProActive Intelligence Moisture Protect (MP-1000) – that eliminates the need ...

Packaging that lowers food waste? It seems too good to be true but scientists say it’s possible, in fact, it already exists! Food waste is a serious issue across the globe. It contributes to climate ...

More than 60 000 tonnes of PET trays now find their way back into food packaging every year at a single site in the Netherlands. Dutch firm Cirrec says ...