Established in 1993 for users of packaging machinery, materials and services. Covers a wide range of packaging ideas while helping packagers find useful information and solutions to help with their business. Includes exclusive application stories, research studies, in-depth reports on management topics, special sections like Controls & Integration, and insightful analysis from veteran reporters. All editorial announcements and inquiries should be directed to the Editor via email. Monthly departments include: Packaging News; Equipment; Materials; Rules & Regs; Converting; Application Notes; Design; Marketscope; Q&A (insight from industry leaders); Pipeline (analysis from veteran packaging journalist, Arnie Orloski); Web Plus (packaging Web sites and tools of significance); and Industry Watch (people in the news). Also offers special reports and surveys on timely topics of interest to packaging professionals.

Edited for members of the package printing industry involved with all printing processes. Provides printing information on tags/labels, flexible packaging, and carton folding. Content emphasizes management and production techniques, new products, key personnel profiles and narrow-web, wide-web and sheetfed technologies.

CONVERTING QUARTERLY is the No. 1 print and online technical resource for the web-processing, converting and finishing industries.

Written for packagers and processing professionals involved in package decision-making for pharmaceuticals, biologics, medical devices and nutraceuticals and offers news, tips, interviews and information about package design, patient compliance, anti-counterfeiting, validation, OEE, new products and industry news.

Covers progress of the package design industry and its practitioners, students and enthusiasts. Offers insight into the latest industry trends and design projects being created in the field. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well. PR opportunities mainly exist in the form of product reviews, media news but brand case studies are also a viable option. The best way to contact the blog is on the email address provided; alternatively they are also available on Twitter, where they are very active. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).