Wrapping gifts this holiday season doesn't have to rely on traditional wrapping paper, which can be both expensive and hard to recycle. Instead, creatively repurpose materials you already have at home ...

The packaging industry enters 2026 under regulatory and sustainability pressures after a year of smart and bio-based ...

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Between Thanksgiving and New Year's, Americans throw away 25% more trash than any other time of the year. One of the biggest factors? Christmas wrapping materials. Following holiday festivities, much ...

The new year brings additional PFAS regulations, as well as restrictions on plastic bottles at hotels and on certain takeout ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. (KTVU) - Holiday gift buying is entering its final few days before Christmas Monday. Customers lined up to have finishing touches placed on packages at this charity wrapping station ...

The survey, conducted by sustainable packaging consultancy Aura, polled senior industry leaders from the U.S. and globally.

Many remember it from the past: wrapping fruits and vegetables in newspaper, loosely wrapping lettuce to “keep it fresh.” ...

Sure, wrapping paper is pretty. But it can also be pricey, impossible to recycle, and tricky to keep organized if you have an abundance of it. This season, consider using materials you already have at ...