Category: Paper and fiber-based packaging
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Paper Wins – Driven by Regulation and Consumer Expectations
Matthias Giebel’s analyses show a demonstrable increase in paper packaging, with further growth potential through 2030. Alongside consumer preferences, regulatory developments, particularly the PPWR, play a central role. This creates additional incentives in favor of paper-based solutions when compared to plastics. At the same time, it became clear: paper is not a sure thing either.…
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Between Consumer Expectations and Regulation: Packaging Design in a Conflict of Objectives
At INNO‑Fiber 2026 in Osnabrück, Eleonore Eisath (MILK.) spoke about a central tension in packaging development: the conflict of objectives between consumer expectations, brand logic, and regulatory-technical requirements. In her presentation, she demonstrated why supposedly simple solutions – such as a blanket switch to paper – do not do justice to the complexity of modern…
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1st INNO-Fiber: Paper packaging: Innovation, Regulation and Competition
With “Inno-Fiber”, Innoform Coaching GmbH has launched a new event series. Under the guiding theme „Functional papers for packaging applications”, the event, held on April 15–16, 2026 in Osnabrück, showcased the opportunities and challenges of fibre-based packaging materials. The second day of the event took place in a practical setting at the Felix Schoeller paper…
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First INNO-Fiber: A successful launch for paper-based flexpack solutions
INNOFORM visits Felix Schoeller – Interview with Julian Thielen and Guido Hofmeyer With the first INNO‑Fiber, Innoform has established a new industry event – and sent out a strong signal right from the start. Around 70 participants on site and 20 participants watching the livestream spent a day and a half of intensive discussions on…
