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BW Packaging, Barry-Wehmiller’s packaging machinery business, is excited to announce that, effective immediately, the company will operate as a single, unified organization under the BW Packaging brand, transitioning from its three business units (BW Flexible Systems, BW Filling & Closing and BW Integrated Systems) to one focused, product line-oriented business.

Cascades is selling its flexible-packaging plant operations in Ontario for 31 million Canadian dollars ($22.2 million), helping it reduce debt and focus on growth in what it considers strategic sectors.

The Sustainable Packaging Coalition this week launched its Retailer Forum with Amazon, Walmart, CVS Health and Target to help advance packaging innovations for private label products. The group’s initial focus is flexible films with low-barrier requirements.

Antalis Packaging continues to demonstrate its commitment to growth and excellence and is pleased to announce the appointment of Mandy Fleming as National Business Development Manager.

Amcor (NYSE: AMCR, ASX: AMC), a global leader in consumer packaging and dispensing solutions for Nutrition, Health, Beauty and Wellness, announced the appointment of Stephen R. Scherger as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, effective Nov. 10, 2025.

As a global company, the Koehler Group is highly dependent on both regional and global economic conditions. Once again, these conditions were significantly affected by political and economic uncertainty in the 2024 financial year. Nevertheless, the Koehler Group held up well again under very challenging market conditions in a highly competitive environment.

Help power the industry forward with hands-on workshops, bootcamps, and interactive discussions.

Explore key surface activation methods in this 30-minute session designed to improve adhesion, quality, and environmental performance.

Join industry experts in St. Petersburg this January for in-depth training in kraft recovery operations and pulp and paper technologies.

As trade policy continues to evolve, the U.S. manufacturing technology sector is feeling the sustained sting of tariffs – not just in higher costs, but in strategic drift.