A new ERM Shelton study uncovers major misconceptions, confusing drop-off experiences, and messaging gaps that prevent consumers from recycling flexible plastics, offering insights to help boost recovery rates.
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A new ERM Shelton study uncovers major misconceptions, confusing drop-off experiences, and messaging gaps that prevent consumers from recycling flexible plastics, offering insights to help boost recovery rates.
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Euromonitor’s 2026 Global Consumer Trends highlight major shifts in behavior, including a rising need for comfort, bold self-expression, science-backed wellness, and the worldwide expansion of East Asian digital-first brands.
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The Plastic Film Recycling Directory—developed by the Flexible Film Recycling Alliance with support from FPA—has surpassed 150,000 users as it helps consumers find drop-off sites and boosts confidence in recycling flexible packaging.
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State EPR programs and packaging policies continue to advance into 2026, with key developments in Maryland, Washington, Oregon, California, and New York. Stakeholders should monitor these changes to stay ahead of evolving regulations.
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FPA member companies like American Packaging, Printpack, NOVA Chemicals, and ProAmpac are supporting communities through flood relief donations, fundraising for health causes, establishing impact funds, and environmental initiatives such as recycling and tree planting.
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Bob Gargione, president of Pregis’ performance flexible business unit, shares insights on leading sustainable packaging innovations, navigating regulatory challenges, and the importance of mentorship in the fast-evolving flexible packaging industry.
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FPA members emphasize the importance of a unified industry voice, collaboration, and education to advance flexible packaging’s sustainability, innovation, and regulatory advocacy.
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New FPA members, including Sun Centre, GLS Americas, and Revolution Sustainable Solutions, highlight sustainability, innovation, and navigating regulatory challenges as key priorities for the flexible packaging industry.
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FPA member companies reflect on 2025 milestones and challenges, including regulatory changes, EPR laws, and supply chain pressures. Industry leaders emphasize the need for clear policies, sustainable innovation, and workforce development to navigate uncertainty and prepare for 2026.
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Members celebrating milestone anniversaries with the Flexible Packaging Association highlight how sustainability and circular economy principles continue to drive innovation, investment, and collaboration across the industry.
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Polykar’s PolyVie program unites Montreal businesses to recycle plastic waste into reusable products, advancing sustainability and a circular economy.
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SPMC® is updating its FAQs for medical flexible packaging to reflect new materials, technologies, and regulations. Each entry is committee-reviewed, with duplicate content moved to white papers. Engineers can submit questions online, keeping this a trusted resource for sterile packaging best practices.
Read MoreFPA’s Emerging Leadership Council hosted its fifth Summer Internship Program, connecting 30+ interns with industry leaders through mentorship and discussions, building skills and strengthening the flexible packaging talent pipeline.
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FPA’s 2025 Impact Report shows the flexible packaging industry generates $151 billion in U.S. economic output and supports nearly 400,000 jobs, highlighting its vital role in manufacturing, innovation, and sustainable growth.
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Chris Wood, regional director for North America at eProductivity Software (ePS), discusses how automation, AI, and intelligent software systems are transforming the flexible packaging industry by improving efficiency, sustainability, and business agility.
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Former leaders from FPA member companies have been inducted into the 2025 Plastics Hall of Fame, celebrating their groundbreaking contributions to polymer science, packaging technology, and industry advancement.
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