The 9th Multilayer Packaging Films conference organized by Applied Market Information (AMI) will take place in Vienna, Austria from November 15-17.

In the opening session, Kraft Heinz will discuss the expectations that fast moving consumer goods companies place on their packaging and AMI will give an update on the latest market trends driving the industry forwards.

The digital age is having a profound impact on the flexible packaging industry as a new generation of technologically literate customers change the way we shop and how products are sold.

Papers from The Retail Institute, Wipak Walsrode and PragmatIC will examine the opportunities being created by this rapidly changing landscape, from active packaging and smart security features, through to mass personalization of packs aided by digital printing.

At the same time, innovations in areas such as barrier polymers, resins, additives and adhesives are allowing flexible packages to play a significant role in reducing food waste through the protection and preservation of goods throughout the supply chain, as well ensuring product safety and extending shelf life. These innovations will be explored by manufacturers including DuPont, Repsol and Arkema.

With environmental and social responsibility truly ingrained into the business landscape, packaging has become a key element within sustainability frameworks. Nestlé will share the approach it is taking to reduce environmental impact whilst retaining product quality and safety.

Innovation in credible alternative materials such as bio-based laminates, together with end of life options for multilayer films will also be showcased by companies such as Borealis, AIMPLAS and Corbion.

The latest in production technology from leading suppliers including Windm?ller & H?lscher (W&H) and Energy Sciences will also be highlighted.

The 9th Multilayer Packaging Films conference organized by Applied Market Information (AMI) will take place in Vienna, Austria from November 15-17.

In the opening session, Kraft Heinz will discuss the expectations that fast moving consumer goods companies place on their packaging and AMI will give an update on the latest market trends driving the industry forwards.

The digital age is having a profound impact on the flexible packaging industry as a new generation of technologically literate customers change the way we shop and how products are sold.

Papers from The Retail Institute, Wipak Walsrode and PragmatIC will examine the opportunities being created by this rapidly changing landscape, from active packaging and smart security features, through to mass personalization of packs aided by digital printing.

At the same time, innovations in areas such as barrier polymers, resins, additives and adhesives are allowing flexible packages to play a significant role in reducing food waste through the protection and preservation of goods throughout the supply chain, as well ensuring product safety and extending shelf life. These innovations will be explored by manufacturers including DuPont, Repsol and Arkema.

With environmental and social responsibility truly ingrained into the business landscape, packaging has become a key element within sustainability frameworks. Nestlé will share the approach it is taking to reduce environmental impact whilst retaining product quality and safety.

Innovation in credible alternative materials such as bio-based laminates, together with end of life options for multilayer films will also be showcased by companies such as Borealis, AIMPLAS and Corbion.

The latest in production technology from leading suppliers including Windm?ller & H?lscher (W&H) and Energy Sciences will also be highlighted.