Here’s this week’s Packaura roundup — 9 items across Packaging Industry, Materials & Recycling.
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The TLDR
- Packaging Industry: London Packaging Week | Easyfairs records 16% growth in 2026
- Materials & Recycling: USFFI announces offtake agreements, new partnerships
Packaging Industry
London Packaging Week | Easyfairs records 16% growth in 2026
Easyfairs has announced a record 6,688 unique visitors attended London Packaging Week 2026, which included more than 230 exhibitors and over 110 speakers. Packaging News
Paper packaging market projected to reach £400bn by 2033
Shoppers and brands continue to turn to paper packaging as e-commerce, food delivery and plastic-reduction policies gather pace. Packaging News
Materials & Recycling
USFFI announces offtake agreements, new partnerships
The organization’s goal is to advance the recycling of flexible packaging, and it says more than 3 million pounds of the material have moved from California MRFs to reclaimers since its formation. Recycling Today
In Memoriam: James D. Warner
Jim Warner led the Lancaster County Solid Waste Management Authority from 1996-2018, transforming the organization into a nationally recognized leader in recycling, renewable energy and environmental stewardship. Recycling Today
From the blog this week
Jewelry Packaging Design: Boxes, Inserts & Materials Guide
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Packaging Vendor Scorecards: Tracking Supplier KPIs
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Candle Packaging Sourcing: Jars, Boxes & Labels Compared
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How to Find Your 2023 SB 54 Baseline Packaging Weight
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Clamshells vs Mesh Bags vs Film Wrap for Fresh Produce
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