Cardboard packaging – a product invented by mistake
Cardboard packaging is now common, but until the 19th century it was wooden crates or chip boxes that served their purpose.
The Wikkelhouse: the first cardboard house from The Netherlands
Green building has been a rapidly growing trend for years. Its first application took place in Holland, with the creation of the Wikkelhouse: a real cardboard house.
Environmental labeling: the decree will see the light in 2023
The obligation of environmental labeling was established two years ago, to the aid of the 760,000 companies that produce and use packaging.
Paper converting sector: between history and future
The paper converting industry is not very well known, unless by those who are part of it. Specifically, it deals with the paper and cardboard manufacturing processes to obtain a finished product.
Paper processing: preparation and manufacture of the sheet
Paper processing is an extremely delicate process which is divided into preparation of the mixture and manufacture of the sheet.
Sustainable packaging: the first 100% recyclable tray
Sustainable packaging plays a fundamental role today in supporting the circular economy and safeguarding the planet.
Paper industry: evolution and new technologies
The production activities that fall within this fascinating world are manifold: from packaging to the production of sanitary paper, from the production of industrial technical papers to that of graphic papers.
Paper and cardboard: CONAI reduces the Environmental Contribution
Italy’s National Packaging Consortium therefore approved a further reduction of the Environmental Contribution for Paper (CaC), starting from January 1, 2022.
Wrapping paper: a sustainable choice that leads to savings
Wrapping paper is a low-cost and ecological means of protecting any type of product. Thanks to its extreme practicality and the reduced impact that its use has on the planet, paper packaging is gaining more and more consideration by companies.
History of paper: an origin as noble as its use
The history of paper has ancient origins, closely related to man's primordial need to communicate, leaving a mark over time.