Detpak, a leading provider of sustainable packaging solutions for the foodservice industry, is a key division of The Detmold Group, a privately owned, Australian family enterprise with extensive global reach. Lindy Hughson visited its Adelaide facility to see this paper and board packaging leader in action. Read more
The trend towards portion-controlled packs and heat-and-eat convenience foods continues.
New Zealand's Anchor Cream has reached the Aussie market, with packaging designed to stand out on-shelf.
As bakery brand Tip Top turns 50, it boasts a makeover that brand design agency says is the best thing since sliced bread.
A new dosing concept called Mix2Drink allows mixing of powders or liquids with drinking water in one bottle.
Tetra Pak has entered the growing category of ambient drinking yoghurt with its aseptic packages.
KM Packaging has launched a lidding solution for bulky or awkwardly shaped foods in the premium market.
Consumer convenience and material reduction are two key benefits of Sealed Air 's new Cryovac Grip & Tear Small Tab easy-open vacuum bag.
Kellogg’s has created specially marked packs to encourage consumers to help Aussie children who start their day hungry.
The food industry is capitalising on a booming licensing industry by ensuring big names such as Frozen feature on more packaging.
Europe's top plastic packaging specialist, Faerch Plast, is bringing its highly awarded CPET ready meal and MAPET II fresh food trays to Australia.
The labels of the #MyFamilyCan range by Goulburn Valley, Ardmona and SPC now show off the local growers and farmers who produce the food within.
A triangular pizza pack that tested food packaging boundaries is among the innovations being exhibited by PacFood at AUSPACK stand 328.
PKN asked Yummia founder, Mia McCarthy, to give us a "tour" behind the scenes of Australia's hot new on-the-go food brand.
Brands with ambiguous labelling are on notice. Barnaby Joyce is at the spearhead of a movement to make "clean, green and healthy" Australia produce easy to identify.
The Lockyer Valley farmers have found a way through the financing obstacle blocking them from achieving a world class cannery at Grantham.
It took ten years to develop Vinia, the next big thing in wellness foods. Packaging it was also a challenge.