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Sustainability is a leading issue among businesses and consumers these days. It encompasses both economic and ecological concerns with the ultimate goal of achieving cost and production efficiency with the least impact on the environment. Many forms of packaging have been identified as wasteful by environmental groups that have been successful at lobbying for greener solutions. The following is why metal stands up as a leading solution to satisfying the packaging debate.

Consumers everywhere expect metal packaging as a norm in supermarkets. Tin and aluminum cans are among the most common forms of food and beverage packaging. Many people, though, are unaware of where the idea for metal packaging came from and reasons for its persistent usage among food producers. Here's a look at interesting facts about metal packaging that aren't readily known by most grocery shoppers.

Trends come and go when it comes to music, fashion and movies, but some things last for generations. The longer something lasts as an everyday part of culture, the more seriously people take it. Today's kids, for example, might not be interested in recreational trends from fifty years ago, but they recognize that buildings and bridges of the same age made of steel still look modern. Here's why metal will continue to serve the packaging industry for decades to come.

Metal packaging is a strong choice for the distribution of food products. Tin cans are useful on multiple levels since they preserve food and retail shelf life for lengthy periods. Other forms of metal packaging have served food producers and consumers well for over a century. Here are reasons why metal persists as a durable form of protection for transporting food through supply chains to consumers.

Metal packaging is a strong choice for the distribution of food products. Tin cans are useful on multiple levels since they preserve food and retail shelf life for lengthy periods. Other forms of metal packaging have served food producers and consumers well for over a century. Here are reasons why metal persists as a durable form of protection for transporting food through supply chains to consumers.

Metal packaging has been used around the world since it emerged as a widespread European solution in the early 1800s. In the 2020s the global metal packaging market hassurpassed $150 billion, according to Research and Markets. Here's a look at why global manufacturers can gain market superiority by embracing metal packaging.

Supply chains are embracing AI for faster, smoother deliveries, enhancing brand-consumer relationships. Discover how AI improves data analysis and streamlines operations.

Smart technology is becoming essential for supply chains, enhancing product security and authenticity. This article explains how the Internet of Packaging (IoP) improves efficiency and accuracy.

Minimalism is a concept that goes in and out of style throughout many industries. Its presence in markets often relates to either sustainability, a return to simplicity or both. Consumers are currently going through a phase that embraces both qualities. Here are ways minimalist and sustainable packaging is shaping recent trends.