Fourth AIP State of Industry Webinar

Australasian Institute of Packaging

Monday, 13 May, 2024

Registrations are open for the fourth AIP State of Industry Webinar to be held on Tuesday, 16 July at 11 am (AEST) with The Packaging Forum in New Zealand.

The presentation by Rob Langford, Chief Executive Officer, The Packaging Forum New Zealand, will share an updated view of NZ kerbside collection regulations, new product stewardship programs such as Caps & Lids, Food & Beverage Carton Recycling (FBCRS), the expansion of soft plastics recycling and more.

Visit this link to book your place to the online presentation.

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