Industry leaders are urging Australian governments to harmonize fragmented packaging regulations, arguing that a unified national approach is essential to boost recycling, support local reprocessing, and meet sustainability targets.
Investment firm Bernzott Capital Advisors has significantly increased its stake in Silgan Holdings, a leading global packaging supplier, viewing the stock's recent 20% decline as a buying opportunity amidst broader market challenges.
Aquestive Therapeutics faces a regulatory delay for its sublingual epinephrine film, Anaphylm, after the FDA raised concerns primarily about its packaging and labeling. The company views the issues as solvable and is moving forward with redesigns and new studies, aiming for a 2026 resubmission while advancing parallel filings abroad.
Indian startup Ukhi launches Ecogran, a biodegradable and compostable packaging material that challenges the cost barrier of sustainable alternatives, offering fashion brands a viable, eco-friendly option without premium pricing.
After more than 30 years in the U.S. market, sustainable packaging leader Eco-Products officially launches its full portfolio in the UK via a strategic partnership with its sister company Vegware, offering reusable, recyclable, and compostable solutions to foodservice businesses.
Often dismissed as a minor budget line, packaging ink is a critical yet overlooked factor influencing production efficiency, sustainability compliance, and brand reputation. This analysis uncovers the true lifecycle costs embedded in ink selection.
Newly released government taskforce materials outline Japan's upcoming regulatory push for recycled content in packaging, with binding rules set for 2026 that will reshape design and sourcing for manufacturers.
Packaging Corporation of America's Q4 earnings fell short of estimates, driven by elevated costs and softer volumes. While management pointed to integration challenges and operational headwinds, analysts on the call pressed for clarity on the path to margin recovery and synergy realization.
Packaging Corporation of America's shares have nearly doubled over five years, but a deep dive reveals a split picture: one model screams bargain, while another suggests caution. Investors are left weighing robust historical performance against conflicting signals on current value.
Silgan Holdings is set to report fourth-quarter earnings Wednesday morning, with Wall Street eyeing slowing revenue growth and the company's ability to outperform in a mixed industrial packaging landscape.
Foundation Investment Partners, through its platform Sustainable Packaging, has acquired Paper Converters, a Walterboro-based manufacturer of spiral-wound paper tubes and boards, marking a strategic consolidation in the eco-friendly packaging sector.
Packaging giant Ball Corporation (NYSE: BALL) is scheduled to release its quarterly earnings before Tuesday's market open. Investors are watching for signs of sustained growth as the industry navigates shifting demand and cost pressures.
From split boxes to crushed pallets, transit damage remains a multi-billion dollar drain on global supply chains. We examine the systemic mismatches between packaging design and the harsh realities of modern logistics.
Karat Packaging Inc. (NASDAQ: KRT) showcases a consistent 18% return on capital employed, outperforming its industry. Yet, as capital investment grows, analysts debate whether the sustainable packaging firm can accelerate value creation for shareholders seeking multi-bagger potential.
Bank of America has increased its price target for industrial packaging firm Greif (GEF) by $1 to $75, while reiterating a Neutral rating. The adjustment follows the bank's broader reassessment of the packaging sector after recent quarterly earnings calls.
Analysts at Truist Securities have adjusted their outlook for Packaging Corporation of America (PKG), lowering the price target to $270 following a fourth-quarter earnings miss. Despite the revision, the firm reiterates its Buy rating, suggesting the recent stock dip may present a strategic buying opportunity ahead of anticipated strength in the packaging sector.
Wall Street analysts have updated their price target for Amcor (NYSE: AMCR), prompting a fresh look at the investment case for the global packaging leader. The revision reflects evolving views on the company's strategic positioning and market dynamics.
In a strategic overhaul, International Paper announced plans to separate into two independent, publicly traded companies focused on North America and EMEA markets, marking the next phase of its multi-year transformation.
A new research initiative aims to convert agricultural by-products like wheat straw into biodegradable mailers, tackling plastic pollution and crop burning simultaneously.
What begins as a simple effort to protect goods is creating a cascade of hidden costs—from squeezed profit margins and logistical headaches to environmental damage and consumer backlash. As scrutiny intensifies, businesses are finding that less is often more.
