Food Packaging Materials by
(EBSCO eBook) Introduces the properties and peculiarities of typical food packaging materials, such as plastics, cellulose components, ceramics and metals. The authors also cover potential chemical reactions of food packaging materials that may affect their performance. Potential hazards that may arise, such as influences on the product quality, or effects on their recycling or disposal, are discussed. .
The Future of Packaging by
(EBSCO eBook) The Future of Packaging provides a straightforward solution to tackling the daunting issues of waste in the packaging industry by returning to a "circular economy." Beginning with a critique of the irresponsibility of the packaging industry and its contributions to wastefulness, Tom Szaky and his coauthors illuminate the path towards a waste-free future with lessons from the past.
Managing Packaging Design for Sustainable Development by
(EBSCO eBook) Managing Packaging Design for Sustainable Development: A Compass for Strategic Directions emphasizes the need to rethink packaging system design, by presenting a strategic packaging design tool; a compass. The compass encourages you to go off-road, to develop and innovate, and to remake the packaging design solution that previously was best practice.
Packaging Technology by
(Knovel eBook) Packaging is a complex and wide-ranging subject. The book is designed both to meet the needs of those studying for a degree in Packaging Technology and to act as a comprehensive reference for packaging professionals.
Smart Packaging Technologies for Fast Moving Consumer Goods by
(Wiley eBook) Smart Packaging Technologies for Fast Moving Consumer Goods approaches the subject of smart packaging from a thematic perspective. Each chapter starts with a definition of the technology, and proceeds with an analysis of its workings and components before concluding with snapshots of potential applications.
The Wiley Encyclopedia of Packaging Technology by
(Wiley eBook) This complete and authoritative guide covers all aspects of packaging technologies essential to the food and pharmaceutical industries, among others.
To find packaging companies, identify the NAICS code (see http://www.naics.com/search/), and then use it as the search term in various business databases.
There are many NAICS codes related to packaging, depending on the material used.
Databases that allow NAICS code searching include:
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