Women in Packaging: Shaping Sustainable Packaging
As a packaging developer, Julia Knobloch has been instrumental in the development of sustainable packaging solutions at Werner & Mertz for two years.
Read more " High quality with low material usage - that is one of the criteria of Metsä Board's „Better with Less“ design challenge. The company is calling on young designers to develop sustainable and recyclable packaging solutions. We spoke to judge and Packaging Services Director, EMEA & APAC, Ilkka Harju, about the competition and the challenges facing the industry.
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