AIP announces second Certified Packaging Professional recipient

Australian Institute of Packaging

Wednesday, 10 February, 2016

AIP announces second Certified Packaging Professional recipient

The Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP) has announced the second recipient of the Certified Packaging Professional (CPP) designation in Australasia is Nina Cleeve-Edwards Dip.Pkg.Tech. MAIP, Manager – Oceania Innovation Acceleration Team, Nestlé Australia Ltd.

The CPP credential is the packaging industry’s leading internationally recognised professional designation. For details and requirements of the CPP program, click here.

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