London Packaging Week recently had the pleasure of speaking with Olaf van Gerwen, Founder and Global Creative Director at Chuck Studios. During the interview, we gained fascinating insights into Van Gerwens world: the realm where art intersects with packaging design.
On Day 2, September 12th at 4 PM in the Central Hall on Stage 3 – (C-2508), Mitsubishi Electric product marketing manager, mechatronics, Patrick Varley, will be presenting on The Next Evolution of 3D Bin Picking: Multiple Collision-Free Robots.
H&K Müller, based in Engelskirchen, Germany, manufactures plastic cans, reusable cups, measuring cups and measuring spoons, dosing aids, packaging systems as well as sustainable packaging and technical plastic injection moulded parts of various kinds.
Registrations to attend the two-day event, which will take place at the world-famous ExCeL Centre in London on 21 & 22 September, have already doubled. And with over 10 weeks remaining, London Packaging Week is again proving to be the hottest ticket in town.
Organised by Dieline, a global package design community, the two-day conference will bring together high-level industry experts, thought leaders and visionaries to explore the latest trends, innovations, and sustainable advancements shaping the future of packaging design.
Holmen Iggesund is launching Inverform PET 30, a 30 gm2 version of its popular ready meal trays. This unique product helps customers to significantly reduce their carbon footprint – by more than 25 per cent compared to the 40 gm version.
A breakthrough technology in the sustainable shipping space for one-way transport, RecyCold climalinerTM is a paper-based thermal liner that ensures products stay within their ideal temperature range for up to 48 hours while simultaneously ensuring recyclability and sustainability.
