Category Archives: sustainability

The Curmudgeon relocates

Posted on August 28, 2013 by Mark Spaulding

After three years and 262 posts of “The Converting Curmudgeon” Blog here on WordPress and on the CONVERTING QUARTERLY  Website, all new future posts will appear exclusively on the CQ site. Feel free to peruse past posts for a wealth … Continue reading →

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Films, flex packs highlight 25th DuPont Packaging Awards

Posted on May 17, 2013 by Mark Spaulding

Wilmington, DE-based DuPont Packaging & Industrial Polymers today announced winners in its 25th Anniversary DuPont Awards for Packaging Innovation. Among the breakthrough developments from global brand giants were several converted films and flexible-packaging products from companies around the world. Overall, … Continue reading →

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A global flexible-packaging market SWOT statement to 2016

Posted on April 21, 2013 by Mark Spaulding

At the recent ICE USA 2013 in Orlando, UK-based PCI Films Consulting president Simon King (left) offered a traditional SWOT statement in his keynote presentation on the “Global Flexible Packaging Market.“* Dissecting the data he gave, here’s a Converting Curmudgeon … Continue reading →

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