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.

Established in 1884 and written for all levels in the pulp, paper and paperboard forest products industry. Highlights the application of new papermaking technology, pulping and processing systems, plant modernizations and changes in key industry personnel. Contains articles on pulp and paper manufacturing, paper converting operations, technological developments, company profiles and interviews with prominent industry leaders. Each issue features industry news, a technology spotlight, a list of people on the move, a professional directory and classified advertising.

Delivers news briefs, tips and updates on paper related issues. Also contains information about competitions, conferences and provides an in-depth look at individual paper lines.

Relaunched in October 2011 and geared to people who convert paper, film and foil into flexible packaging, folding cartons, tags/labels, and certain other applications with shared technology. Content provides updates of equipment and product technology to help improve operations and logistics, control costs, and increase profits. Features cover new materials and product ideas, as well as current industry news. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Written for the members of TAPPI and PIMA. TAPPI is the leading Technical Association for the worldwide Pulp, Paper, and converting Industry. PIMA is the Paper Industry Management Association. Editorial explores technology trends, management excellence, and networking opportunities in the global paper industry as well as provides news analysis, features, commentary, case studies and research summaries.