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Between digital innovations, eco-friendly inks and traceability requirements, packaging printing is undergoing a real transformation.

Combining exceptional craftsmanship with digital innovation, smart packaging is redefining luxury.

Baumer hhs unveils Xmelt fusion, a new generation of melters combining efficiency, ease of use and durability.

Henkel publishes a white paper dedicated to automation and sustainability in e-commerce packaging. Entitled ‘The ideal solution: packaging automation in e-commerce.

Compact, powerful and versatile, AstroNova's AstroJet AJ-800 redefines the standards for direct-to-packaging printing.

Universal Robots unveils the UR8 Long, a long-reach, high-precision cobot that combines lightness, flexibility and performance to optimise welding, assembly and industrial handling operations.

AEP Group has just announced a strategic investment with the installation of an 8-colour flexographic press and a new inking station. This upgrade strengthens its production capabilities and enables it to respond more effectively to its customers' growing needs for customised packaging and consistent quality. The new press offers greater nuance and precision, while the inking unit ensures consistent printing and increased flexibility in batch management. This investment is part of AEP Group's commitment to combining technological innovation and operational excellence, reducing lead times and optimising costs, while maintaining the level of service and reliability for which it is renowned.

Marbach unveils a major breakthrough in honeycomb cardboard cutting: a technology that allows both sides of the material to be cut and embossed in a single pass. This innovation paves the way for processing thicker cardboard with sharper edges and better stackability, while reducing tool wear and machine downtime. A double revolution, both qualitative and economic, which redefines the standards for the packaging and packaging industry.

ALLFORPACK EMBALLAGE PARIS 2026 is establishing itself as the strategic event for the rapidly changing packaging industry. At the La Conso s'engage conference, Chantal de Lamotte, director of the trade show, reiterated the urgent need to accelerate the transition to sustainable solutions, under joint pressure from consumers, regulations and innovation. In France, 71% of consumers now favour responsible packaging, while the AGEC law imposes a drastic reduction in disposable use. With 1,000 exhibitors covering the entire value chain, ALLFORPACK 2026 will offer conferences, events and business meetings to inspire and support the consumer goods industry in this transformation. A unique place where sustainability, innovation and economic performance come together.

Faced with strict standards and growing traceability requirements, the pharmaceutical industry must rely on reliable, tailored storage solutions. From modular systems to temperature-controlled zones, every detail plays a key role in ensuring the quality of sensitive products. Recent innovations help optimize flows, reduce the risk of contamination, and improve staff safety. As a result, logistical efficiency is becoming a strategic factor, both for competitiveness and for regulatory compliance.

Lactips takes a new step in sustainable innovation with the launch of PFP344MAX, a bio-based and biodegradable thermoplastic resin with enhanced technical performance. Designed for demanding applications in packaging, paper, and textiles, this solution combines mechanical and thermal resistance while remaining water-soluble and home-compostable. Developed to integrate seamlessly into existing industrial processes, PFP344MAX reflects Lactips’ commitment to accelerating the ecological transition of plastics. Introduced in early 2025, this launch reaffirms the importance of responsible materials in meeting the growing expectations of the market.

The rise of e-commerce has led to an explosion in single-use packaging, generating tonnes of waste and a major environmental impact. Faced with regulatory pressure and growing consumer expectations, brands must reinvent their practices. It is in this context that Opopop offers a circular alternative: a reusable, robust and practical package designed to withstand dozens of shipments. Featuring an integrated return system, it fits easily into existing logistics and significantly reduces the carbon footprint of deliveries. Beyond the environmental challenge, this solution is a strategic asset, strengthening brand image and customer experience. Anticipating future European regulations, Opopop is paving the way for a more sustainable and responsible e-commerce model.

The global market for ready-to-eat food packaging is showing sustained growth and is expected to grow by 6.3% per year between now and 2034, according to Towards FnB. Currently estimated at $95.17 billion, it will reach nearly $165 billion thanks to changing lifestyles, demand for convenience and environmental concerns. North America currently dominates, but Asia-Pacific will see the strongest growth. Plastic, cardboard and flexible packaging structure the market, with strong momentum for sustainable solutions. Artificial intelligence is also revolutionising the industry, optimising materials, production and safety. These innovations will be the focus of the ALL4PACK EMBALLAGE PARIS conferences, from 24 to 26 November 2026 at Paris Nord Villepinte.

Resilux, a Belgian PET preform and bottle specialist, showcases its Rebirth series at ALLFORPACK EMBALLAGE PARIS. Designed to “close the loop” on opaque white milk bottles, it comes with the ResiBlock® light barrier to protect milk freshness. The process involves local collection, sorting, washing, flake reduction, pellet agglomeration, injection, and blowing into shape. Resilux produces nearly 7 billion preforms and 500 million bottles annually, generating around €320 million in revenue.

Eberlé, a French company specialising in machines for spiral tubes, cardboard corner protectors and paper straws, presents images of the recent expansion of its industrial site in Reichstett, Alsace. This 3,500 m² construction project brings the total surface area to 16,000 m² and aims to increase production capacity, optimise logistics and strengthen the company's CSR commitment. The installation of 600 solar panels (270 kW) illustrates this sustainable approach. Eberlé also has sites in Quebec and Corbas to provide a local service. Discover the construction site in timelapse and meet the team at the ALLFORPACK EMBALLAGE PARIS trade show from 24 to 26 November 2026 in Paris Nord Villepinte. Committed and responsible growth.

The AGEC law will profoundly transform the packaging industry from January 2025. Reuse quotas, mandatory traceability, eco-design and stricter penalties will become essential for manufacturers and distributors. This article details the five key points to master in order to remain compliant: reuse targets, digital solutions for packaging tracking, eco-design, adapted logistics models and anticipation of new obligations. Compliance with the AGEC law not only means avoiding penalties, but also strengthening your competitiveness and brand image. Discover how to turn these constraints into strategic opportunities. You can also find solutions offered by exhibitors at the ALLFORPACK EMBALLAGE PARIS trade show to successfully transition to sustainable and circular packaging.

Ready-to-eat salads and vegetables are becoming increasingly popular in France, with 76% of consumers buying them regularly. This growth is stimulating the packaging market, driven by high expectations in terms of convenience, freshness and environmental responsibility. The sector is adapting by reducing the thickness of bags, favouring recyclable materials and shortening production chains. In 2025, vegetables for cooking and raw vegetables will see spectacular growth. This momentum opens up exciting prospects for packaging professionals, who are expected to attend the 2026 edition of the ALLFORPACK EMBALLAGE PARIS trade show, from 24 to 26 November in Villepinte.

Discover the eco-friendly range from 3P France, a specialist in insulated packaging and exhibitor at ALLFORPACK EMBALLAGE PARIS 2026. The company offers four innovative models combining thermal performance and a reduced environmental footprint: bags made from recycled or plant-based PE, a cotton model and a cooler made from natural fibres. Designed to maximise product shelf life while limiting CO₂ emissions, these responsible packaging solutions meet the challenges of transporting temperature-sensitive goods. Discover the entire range on the 3P France website and at their stand at the trade show, from 24 to 26 November 2026 in Paris Nord Villepinte.

By 2030, the global market for digital printing for packaging and labelling could grow from € 18,76 billion to €31,42 billion, according to Smithers. Driven by annual growth of more than 10%, this technology is gaining ground against traditional analogue methods. Already indispensable for labelling, digital printing is expanding its scope to cardboard, corrugated, flexible and rigid plastics thanks to the versatility of inkjet technology. This development will be at the heart of the next ALLFORPACK EMBALLAGE PARIS trade show, from 24 to 26 November 2026.