PACKAGING POSSIBILITIES is a podcast series that reveals what's new or next for packaging executives and engineers, designers and developers. It's brought to you by the editorial team at PACKAGING DIGEST: Executive Editor Lisa McTigue Pierce and Senior Technical Editor Rick Lingle. In this series, PACKAGING DIGEST editors share insights from thought leaders in packaging. They also analyze vital packaging trends, news, and issues. Please click on the links below for our episodes.
Packaging Possibilities
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PACKAGING POSSIBILITIES is a podcast series that reveals what's new or next for packaging executives and engineers, designers and developers. It's brought to you by the editorial team at PACKAGING DIGEST: Executive Editor Lisa McTigue Pierce and Senior Technical Editor Rick Lingle. In this series, PACKAGING DIGEST editors share insights from thought leaders in packaging. They also analyze vital packaging trends, news, and issues. Please click on the links below for our episodes.
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October 11, 2023
Future of Manufacturing & Its Impact on Packaging Production
<p>The US will be competitive again in manufacturing. It’s a bold claim, made by Tom Kelly, Executive Director and CEO of <a href="http://www.automationalley.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Automation Alley</a>, a nonprofit focused on helping Michigan businesses succeed by embracing innovation and automation. “You know how you beat China?” he prods. “You make products of one.”</p><p>Kelly spoke at the <a href="https://www.advancedmanufacturingminneapolis.com/en/home.html" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">2023 Advanced Manufacturing Minneapolis</a> event on Tuesday, October 10. </p><p>Packaging Digest talked with Kelly for a few minutes after his presentation to ask specific questions about possible implications for packaging. In this quick Q&A, Kelly addresses:</p><p>• How companies should rethink their core competency, which should be satisfying customers (not making product);</p><p>• What budget will replace the typical capital expenditures (it’s not what you might think);</p><p>• How critical it is to protect intellectual property; and</p><p>• How to address packaging machine warranties as they relate to user-3D-printed replacement parts.</p>
June 9, 2023
Brain Cancer Survivor Offers Ideas for Better Medical Packaging
<p>Packaging engineer Michael Johnston taps into his personal experience as a patient to spread awareness of how noisy medical packaging is and how traumatic that can be.</p>
May 11, 2023
PepsiCo’s Compostable Packaging Test-and-Learn Plan
<p>The food and beverage giant doubles down on packaging compostability, driving knowledge, technology, education, and (ultimately?) acceptance.</p>
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