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12 2026-11 FSC Label Approval for Paper Tube Packaging Under the 2026 Trademark Standard
FSC published Version 3-0 of its trademark standard for certificate holders on 1 January 2026. The requirements became effective on 1 July 2026, with a transition period that runs until 1 January 2029. For brands buying custom paper tubes, the change is more than a graphic update. It affects how label files are obtained, which claim is used, what information appears on the pack and how artwork approval is documented.
09 2026-11 EU PPWR EPR Talks What Small Paper Tube Brands Should Prepare Now
The European Union is negotiating a targeted change to the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation, or PPWR, that could reduce one administrative burden for some cross-border producers. The issue is the obligation to appoint an extended producer responsibility, or EPR, authorised representative in every Member State where a producer makes packaging available without being established there.
30 2026-10 World Packaging Day 2026: What Better Packaging Means for Global Brands
On 6 September 2026, the packaging community marked the first official World Packaging Day. The World Packaging Organisation (WPO) established the annual observance on its foundation date to recognize how packaging enables modern life and to encourage continued improvement. For brands, converters and buyers, the most useful way to mark the day is not with a slogan. It is to ask whether each package performs its full job with the least reasonable use of materials and complexity.
30 2026-10 Paper vs Plastic Inserts: How to Choose Protection for a Paper Tube
An insert is the small component that often determines whether a paper tube feels secure, opens cleanly and reaches the customer without damage. It controls movement, protects fragile points and positions the product for presentation. Yet insert selection is frequently reduced to one question: paper or plastic? That is too simple. Molded pulp, folded paperboard, corrugated board, EVA foam and thermoformed plastic trays behave differently, and none is the best choice for every product.
30 2026-10 Food Paper Can Odor Control: A Sensory Testing Guide for Buyers
Specialty coffee, tea, spices and nutrition powders are purchased partly for their aroma and flavour. Their packaging can look premium and remain physically intact while still causing a quality complaint if paperboard, ink, adhesive, liner or warehouse odour enters the pack. For buyers, sensory neutrality should therefore be specified and verified alongside dimensions, sealing and print appearance.
30 2026-10 How to Write a Paper Tube Packaging Specification for Reliable Quotations
Two paper tube quotations can show the same diameter, height and print process yet describe materially different packages. One may include a paper lid and molded pulp insert, while another assumes a metal lid, no insert and a thinner export carton. Price comparison becomes unreliable when the specification does not define the complete system.