Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Jun. 7—ARCHDALE — An Ohio-based packaging products manufacturer is moving forward with development plans for a plant in Archdale.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The resulting packaging contains 25% material sourced from non-contaminated hospital waste. Credit: Bojan Milinkov/ ...

The student will develop and demonstrate the ability to plan, conduct, troubleshoot and report on a nuclear packaging-related project at their worksite. They will develop and demonstrate skills and ...

OAKLAND, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Please replace the video with the accompanying corrected video. The release reads: E.L.F. BEAUTY REDUCES MORE THAN ONE MILLION POUNDS OF PACKAGING MATERIALS New ...

Aimplas, a Spain-based technological center that provides solutions to the plastics industry, says it is leading the Bioprocess project, which aims to improve the mechanical and barrier properties of ...

Project Alpakka, a new collaboration between Norway-based Hydro, Metallco, Infinitum, Norsk Metallgjenvinning and Kavli, along with Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) and Norway’s ...

Plastics Technology Centre AIMPLAS has revealed its participation in the European MULTIPLY project, including developing ...

Coveris, in collaboration with SABIC, Zuyderland Medical Centre and Artivion, has developed a process to convert medical waste into new packaging materials. The initiative focuses on recycling used ...