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The Food Processing Suppliers Association (FPSA) is the first U.S. association to become a sponsor of the SAVE FOOD initiative to help fight worldwide food loss. The contract was signed at Process Expo 2011.
Werner Dornscheidt, CEO of Messe Düsseldorf talking to FAO's Director-General José Graziano da Silva about the SAVE FOOD initiative.
interpack 2011 closes as one of the most successful events in the 53-year history of the world’s most important trade fair for the packaging sector and related processing industries.
interpack 2011 has finished and it was a complete success. Exhibitors spoke to the interpack Web TV team and left extremely positive remarks regarding the international packaging trade fair. Take a look for yourself!
Professional photographers took the chance and captured the best trade fair snap shots. Experience the nicest highlights of interpack 2011 again by taking a look at our picture galleries.
Hardly any packaging is purely practical. Packaging is always a vehicle for information, but most of the time the package of a product even provides protection, is intelligent and is beautiful, as well.
  • FPSA first U.S. sponsor of SAVE FOOD
  • Werner Dornscheidt talking to José Graziano da Silva
  • Photo: interpack impressions
  • Photo: Exhibitor
  • Photos from interpack 2011
  • Photo: Packaging
  • Trends & Design

    Facebook community to create its own recipes

    (Image: Griesson - De Beukelaer)

    A new flavour for Germany’s most popular confectionery – and any one can help create it on the Internet: Under the slogan “Bake your own dream prince” this autumn DeBeukelaer is using its Facebook fan page to ask for help in developing a new recipe for the Prinzen Rolle. Facebook community to create its own recipes - Facebook community to create its own recipes
    Facebook community to create its own recipes - interpack is on Facebook, too!

    Networking

    First networking meeting of the xing Group interpack

    Photo: Hyatt Regency

    The xing Group interpack, meeting place for visitors and exhibitors of the world’s leading packaging exhibition in Düsseldorf, is expanding its activities to include personal networking events for its participants who now total more than 2,100.

    The evenings in a pleasant business atmosphere will provide interesting ideas for discussion through introductory statements on current topics and invite participants to engage in a personal exchange of opinions around the subject of packaging and packaging processes. First networking meeting of the xing Group interpack - Networking meeting of the xing Group interpack

    Hyatt Regency, Asian Dinner Buffet

    Save Food

    FAO Director-General da Silva intends to halve the number of the undernourished


    The new FAO Director-General Graziano da Silva announced to be focusing on reaching the first Millennium Development Goal of the United Nations and therefore on reducing the number of undernourished people by half until 2015. FAO Director-General da Silva intends to halve the number of the undernourished - Graziano da Silva in the FAO press conference

    Topic of the month

    Single-use and re-usable packaging: Deposits, market and innovations


    Water, beer, juices, coke and other beverages are sold in a variety of packaging systems in Germany: reusable glass or plastic bottles, cardboard cartons, single-use containers with a deposit or single-use packaging with the Green Dot. Especially up and coming are single-use PET bottles – at the expense of reusable systems. Single-use and re-usable packaging: Deposits, market and innovations - Single-use and re-usable packaging: Deposits, market and innovations

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    The SAVE FOOD initiative is a joint campaign instituted by the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations and Messe Düsseldorf GmbH to fight global food loss.
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