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Inside packaging innovation: ThePackHub in conversation with PZ Cussons
Mark Browne, Packaging Lead Europe at PZ Cussons, shares insights into his packaging career, the challenges facing the industry, the impact of regulation and legislation, and what the future holds for packaging.
Beyond the black pot: how Lush is rethinking products, packaging and circularity
Helena Mansell-Stopher, Founder & CEO of Products of Change, and Steve Sheffield, Licensing & Commercial Partnerships Executive at Lush, discuss how Lush is rethinking products and packaging through brand licensing, innovation and circularity.
Kantar Future Proof: The judges’ perspective on what makes packaging genuinely innovative
Kantar’s Future Proof podcast explores the trends, challenges and opportunities shaping modern marketing, from brand growth and creative effectiveness to sustainability, media innovation and consumer behaviour.
Smart packaging in action: real case studies & what’s working now
Sandra Wagner, CEO at Auraveo, and Jenny Stanley, Founder and Managing Director at Appetite Creative, explore real-world brand activations, successful smart packaging campaigns and the latest technology delivering measurable results for marketers.
Shelf life - Talent doesn't expire, access does
Shola Ladeji, founder of Beyond Institute, and Naomi DaCosta, founder of NDC Creative, explore how the creative industry approaches hiring, career longevity and second chances, challenging perceptions of talent and what it means to have a shelf life in the industry.
50 years of packaging: Is AI the biggest shift yet? With Neil Farmer, presented by Paris Packaging Week
Neil Farmer draws on 50 years of experience in the packaging industry to explore how AI, automation and digital technologies could shape the future of packaging, from smarter manufacturing and sustainability to recycling and the evolving role of people.
At the CENTER of it all: building a brand from scratch
Alex Center, Founder & Designer at CENTER, shares insights into building a premium non-alcoholic beer brand, his work across the low and no category, and his experience judging the Pentawards.
Talking Rubbish Live! - When packaging promotions go wrong
James Piper and Robbie Staniforth return with the Talking Rubbish podcast to explore some of the biggest packaging promotion mishaps, the unexpected consequences for brands, and the lessons packaging professionals can learn from them.
The Unfounders Podcast Live
James, Fractional Brand Director at Brand Hackers and Head of Marketing at Northstar, shares lessons from working with leading challenger brands, exploring how branding and packaging influence consumer choices and what makes packaging stand out on shelf.
The era of static packaging Is over: Structure, story, and sustainability as one design language
Jenny Stanley, CEO of Appetite Creative, Sandra Wagner, CEO of Auraveo, and Tom Stone, Packaging Lead at Greencore, explore how structural design, sustainability, accessibility and connected packaging experiences can work together to build lasting consumer relationships.
WSTA pours over the details: Sustainability, EPR and DRS
Freddie Joosten, Hattie Rogers and Samuel Honey from the Wine and Spirit Trade Association explore the impact of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and Deposit Return Schemes (DRS), examining the latest policy developments and what they mean for the future of drinks packaging.
Pitch the Co-Packers winner spotlight: HANGOV
Emma Verkaik, CEO of BCMPA, and Renata Sá, Founder & CEO of HANGOV, discuss building an early-stage wellness brand, the innovation behind HANGOV’s pre-drink supplement, and how winning Pitch the Co-Packers is helping the business find the right UK manufacturing partner.
Packaging with purpose: Turning EPR and ECGT into competitive edge for luxury
Olivia Tasker, Business Development Manager at Positive Luxury, and Will Gadsby, Managing Director at Gadsby, explore how EPR and ECGT regulations are reshaping luxury packaging, and how brands can turn sustainability into a commercial advantage while balancing craftsmanship, desirability and environmental responsibility.