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January/February 2023

Sustainability Efforts Led to Opportunities at Proctor & Gamble

4-min read

January/February 2023

FPA Outlines Opposition to Aluminum Foil Tariff Proposal

By Thomas A. Barstow

3-min read

January/February 2023

Report: Stakeholders Must Coordinate Circularity Efforts as Material Needs Shift

By Thomas A. Barstow

5-min read

January/February 2023

A Conversation With Adrianne Tipton

By Thomas A. Barstow

3-min read

January/February 2023

FPA Welcomes New Congress Members

By Alison Keane, Esq.

2-min read

January/February 2023

Amcor Leader Discusses $10.8M Investment at Michigan State University

By Thomas A. Barstow

3-min read

January/February 2023

AMERIPEN Leader Reviews Packing Issues for 2023

By Thomas A. Barstow

4-min read

January/February 2023

Flexpack Crash Course

By Thomas A. Barstow

6-min read

January/February 2023

Our Future Workforce

By Thomas A. Barstow

7-min read

January/February 2023

What Now?

By Thomas A. Barstow

6-min read

January/February 2023

A Closer Look at Adrianne Tipton

4-min read

January/February 2023

Iowa State Graduate Program Focuses on Solutions

2-min read

January/February 2023

2023 Activity in States Picks up Where 2021, 2022 Left off

By Lauren Aguilar

The years 2021 and 2022 were unprecedented with groundbreaking new laws in the packaging sector. Four states adopted new extended producer responsibility laws, two states adopted new recycled content mandates for various types of packaging, and California adopted a first-in-the-nation recycling labeling law. The year 2023 will also likely prove to be significant and precedent setting for packaging policy.

2-min read