Exploring the: Packaging Zone
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- It Ain't Easy Being Green
- But efforts by packaging processors to become more sustainable will be worth it.
Columns Published: 2/26/2013
- Fundamentals Are Favorable For Packaging—If…
- Assuming policymakers are able to avoid an economic catastrophe, overall demand for plastics packaging will increase in 2013.
Columns Published: 12/28/2012
- Packaging Outpaces Overall Economy
- Global market demand for processors of plastics packaging will grow at a rate of 4% to 5% in 2013 and beyond. Emerging markets and developing countries will experience the fastest growth, but gains in the developed countries will also be solid.
Columns Published: 10/26/2012
- Pressure Building in Packaging
- There are many packaging related issues that are best solved, or can only be solved, by plastics products. This is where processors should concentrate their efforts.
Columns Published: 4/26/2012
- Packaging Outlook: Moderate Growth in 2012
- Our forecast for the U.S. market for plastics packaging in 2012 is positive, but the overall growth rate will be moderate by historical standards.
Columns Published: 10/25/2011
- Wood on Plastics: Buckle Your Chinstraps in Packaging
- Future trends in packaging markets may not feel quite as volatile as a ride in the stock market, but things are still going to get hectic for packaging processors.
Columns Published: 5/31/2011
- Wood On Plastics: Packaging: Growth Leader in 2011
- Each quarter, the SPI’s Committee on Equipment Statistics and Processors’ Council survey their respective members and ask them to forecast future growth for the major end-markets for plastics.
Columns Published: 1/5/2011
- Wood on Plastics: Sustainable Packaging: A Lot More Than Buzzwords
- Packaging is at the nexus of every global supply chain and customer relationship, because for every product sold in stores, there is both primary and secondary packaging.—Wal-Mart sustainable packaging fact sheet.
Columns Published: 2/1/2010
- Can't Succeed at Molding 'Commodities'? Best to 'Can' That Way of Thinking
- So you think a can is a can is a can?
Columns Published: 11/1/2009
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