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2025 packaging trends by the numbers

A $10.4 billion acquisition. Two new EPR laws. A $1 billion kraft linerboard mill investment. These were some of the figures that stood out in the packaging industry this year.


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There are more calls to harmonize state EPR programs. What does that mean?

Many different stakeholders agree on aligning producer definitions and covered material categories. But other areas should allow for regional individuality and be informed by future results from U.S. programs, some sources say.


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Shareholder demands reinstatement of fired Graphic Packaging CEO

Eminence Capital called newly named CEO Robbert Rietbroek’s previous leadership an “unmitigated disaster.” The shareholder is also campaigning for GPI’s board chair to resign.


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Will Congress tackle packaging EPR?

Growing frustration with a patchwork of state laws may fuel more discussion on Capitol Hill of a federal framework, but it would be a long game, sources say. A new bill seeking to harmonize labeling policy could serve as a litmus test.


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Pack Act introduced in Congress to cut through labeling confusion

The bill, championed by Ameripen, would preempt state laws and call on the FTC to require certain parameters such as third-party certifications for recyclable, compostable and reusable claims on consumer products.


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