Transportation, Telecommunications → Packaging
Description
Packaging is the science, art and technology of enclosing or protecting products for distribution, storage, sale, and use. Packaging also refers to the process of designing, evaluating, and producing packages. Packaging can be described as a coordinated system of preparing goods for transport, warehousing, logistics, sale, and end use. Packaging contains, protects, preserves, transports, informs, and sells. In many countries it is fully integrated into government, business, institutional, industrial, and for personal use.
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Organizations relating to Packaging
International Council of Bottled Water Associations / Markham ON, Canada
International Technical Centre for Bottling and Packaging / Paris, France / Est. 1960
Asian Corrugated Case Association / Jakarta, Indonesia / Est. 1997
Scandinavian Packaging Association / Taastrup, Denmark / Est. 1953
European Federation of Honey Packers and Distributors / Hamburg, Germany / Est. 1989
Fédération européenne des fabricants de palettes et emballages en bois / Tilburg, Netherlands / Est. 1946
World Association of Manufacturers of Bottles and Teats / Neuilly-sur-Seine, France / Est. 1991
European Packaging Institutes Consortium / Prague, Czechia / Est. 2002
International Packaging Institute / Neuhausen am Rheinfall, Switzerland / Est. 2004
International Fibre Drum Institute / Alexandria VA, USA / Est. 1974
International Confederation of Plastics Packaging Manufacturers / Bad Homburg, Germany / Est. 1997
European Flexographic Industry Association / Leeds, UK / Est. 1972
Honey and the International Packers Association
Committee of the Associations of Honey Imports and Packers of Europe / Est. 1976
European Media Packaging Manufacturers / Est. 1998
Arab Federation for Paper, Printing and Packaging Industries / Beirut, Lebanon / Est. 1977
Nordic Carton Association / Copenhagen, Denmark
European Flexpak Converters Federation
European Packaging Machinery Association / Barcelona, Spain / Est. 1998
Forum PET Europe / Est. 2010
European Reusable Packaging and Reverse Logistics Consortium / Gallarate, Italy / Est. 2010
European Box-pallet Pool / Est. 1961
International Perfume Bottle Association / Est. 1988
International Corrugated Packaging Foundation / Alexandria VA, USA / Est. 1985
European Packaging Institute / Berlin, Germany
International Association of Jim Beam Bottle and Specialties Club / Madison WI, USA / Est. 1971
International Bottling Congress / Paris, France
Agreement Concerning Insured Letters and Boxes and Detailed Regulations / Est. 1969
Agreement Concerning Insured Letters and Boxes, 1952 / Est. 1952
Agreement Concerning Insured Letters and Boxes, 1957 / Est. 1957
Convention Concerning the Reduction of Hours of Work in Glass-bottle Works / Geneva, Switzerland / Est. 1935
Convention Concerning the Marking of the Weight on Heavy Packages Transported by Vessels / Geneva, Switzerland / Est. 1929
Agreement Concerning Insured Letters and Boxes, 1964 / Est. 1964
Customs Convention on the Temporary Importation of Packings / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 1960
Union of Paper and Carton Distributors in the European Economic Community / Est. 1957
Pan Arab Committee for Packing and Packaging / Baghdad, Iraq
International Electronics Packaging Society / Est. 1977
European Packaging and Interconnection Industry Association
European Federation of Box and Packing Case Manufacturers / Est. 1947
European Sugar Packet Collectors Club
Bum Wrap International / Grandview MO, USA / Est. 1995
Speciality Paper Manufacturers Association / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 2004
Package Design Council International / Est. 1952
European Packaging Federation / Est. 1953
European Packaging Corporation / Est. 1999
Packaging Institute International, Stamford CT / Est. 1939
International Sugar Packet Collectors Club / Est. 1976
North American Packaging Federation
International Network of Packing and Routing Organizations
Pickle Packers International / St Charles IL, USA / Est. 1893
View all profiles (125 total) in the Yearbook of International Organizations
World Problems relating to Packaging
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialDisposal of packaging waste
Inadequate packaging of food products
Discriminatory bail conditions
Non-destructible containers and packaging
Action Strategies relating to Packaging
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialRecycling packaging
Developing new packaging
Recycling beverage containers
Decreasing waste packaging
Emphasizing reusable packaging
Taxing drink containers
Using plastic packaging for food
Using plastic packaging
Producing milk cartons
Providing educational packages
Standardizing packaging
Protesting against packaging waste
Producing fruit juice cartons
Intervening in humanitarian cases
Introducing export market packaging
Producing saleable marketing packages
Remanding case on appeal
Campaigning against toxics in packaging
Demonstrating need for effective use of resources
Ensuring debt reduction packages support the evolving international debt strategy
Developing marketable tinned foods
Improving packaging skills
Using packaging
Packaging bulk foods
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