Image: Südpack
Image: Fraunhofer IVV
Image: Sea Me
Image: CFPR
These food packages are mostly made from cornflour and cellulose. Photo: Amelie Graf
Four students of the Muenster School of Design have created a cigarette packet that contains a compartment for butts. (Photo: J. Zerr, E. Freymüller, M. Hesse, F. Vennemeyer)
The antistatic stretch film is marked with printed red lightning bolts. Image: BASF
Image: Greiner Packaging
Photo: Papacks
Image: etma
Photo: Mondi
Image: Coca-Cola Germany
Image: OutNature
Photo: Borealis & Tomra
Image: Erda Estremera/unsplash
Image: Peter Tubaas, Vestland Media
Credit: Scott Graham/Unsplash
Image: Chase McBride/unsplash
Image: P&G
Photo: HiPP
The pandemic has had a huge impact on the day-to-day routine of machine engineers for the packaging industry. Digitalisation gives rise to innovation.
Photo: Cosnova / ALBA Group
In 2011, toom became the first DIY store to introduce emulsion paint in tubs made out of recycled plastic. Photo: toom
New products made from packaging. Photo: LIDL
Photo: Coca-Cola Deutschland
Photo: Yuka
Photo: L’Oréal
Photo: Metsä Board
Photo by Imants Kaziļuns on Unsplash
Photo: ALDI NORD and ALDI SÜD
Photo: McDonalds
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