packaging journal TV Talk: The future of packaging at Procter & Gamble

Jürgen Dornheim's job as Director Corporate Packaging Innovation & Sustainability is to make the future of packaging a reality. And because he does this at the consumer goods group Procter & Gamble, it involves a great deal of packaging. A conversation about where the journey is heading.

Jürgen Dornheim - Procter & Gamble

packaging journal seeks dialogue with the „packaging people“. With people who drive the industry forward. Jürgen Dornheim's task as Director Corporate Packaging Innovation & Sustainability is to make the future of packaging a reality. And because he can do this at the consumer goods group Procter & Gamble is about lots and lots of packaging. A conversation about where the journey is heading.

Jürgen Dornheim, Director Corporate Packaging Sustainability & Innovation at Procter & Gamble (Image: P&G)

The whole interview in the packaging journal TV Talk

Since autumn 2020, Lenor laundry perfume bottles from P&G have carried digital watermarks on their label banderoles. (Image: P&G)

Published in packaging journal 7/2021

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The future of packaging at Procter & Gamble
Interview Jürgen Dornheim:

Packaging, packaging materials:
Start-up Mr Fred packs dog food in Tetra Paks
Minimum standard for assessing the recyclability of packaging updated
New virgin fibre paper with water-based coating
Live talk on the question: Plastics - quo vadis?

Sustainability:
Efficient packaging for biscuits and waffles
New materials
Studies: How environmentally friendly is silphie paper?
More circular economy for plastic packaging

Labelling:
Company-wide labelling solutions are in demand
Linerless technologies

Packaging technology:
Practical report on automatic pallet stabilisation

Automation:
Practical report on new degrees of freedom despite standardisation

German Packaging Award 2021:
A selection of the best packaging of the year

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