ClinChain 2027 – A Clinical Trial Supply Chain Conference is the definitive global forum for supply chain leaders and innovators dedicated to transforming the planning, execution, and management of clinical research supplies. In an era marked by growing clinical trial complexity, across diverse geographies, decentralized approaches, and adaptive protocols, the strategic importance of the clinical supply chain has never been more critical.

With Morocco Food World, Messe Düsseldorf is expanding its involvement in the food and packaging market in the MENA region and providing interpack customers with direct access to new business opportunities.

With Morocco Food World, Messe Düsseldorf is tapping into a further market and organising its first dedicated trade fair in the MENA region. The trade fair is set to take place in autumn 2027. Messe Düsseldorf's partner is the Fédération Nationale de l'Agroalimentaire (FENAGRI), the national association of the Moroccan food industry.

Following on the nomination of Gunnar Eberhardt as CEO and Stephen Blyth as CFO, Sappi and UPM have selected nominees for additional management team roles of their proposed graphic paper Joint Venture. All nominations are conditional on the receipt of all regulatory approvals and the successful completion of the transaction.

In accordance with the Joint Venture's Shareholders' Agreement, which outlines a balanced leadership structure, the following individuals have been nominated to the following management team positions:

Award recognises Tetra Pak's ongoing commitment to helping food and beverage producers improve operational performance through structured problem solving and continuous improvement.

Lausanne, Switzerland, 2 September 2026: Tetra Pak has received the Kepner-Tregoe Excellence Award for Service Operations for the fifth consecutive year, recognising its continued commitment to helping food and beverage producers improve operational performance and resilience.

Accomplished global HR executive brings an established record of leading enterprise transformation and building high-performance cultures across packaging and manufacturing organizations

Research across four countries reveals separation rates as high as 97%, highlighting consumer readiness for circular packaging systems

Consumers across Europe are actively separating Bag-in-Box packaging components for recycling, according to a new study conducted in Belgium, Netherlands, France, Germany and Sweden by Smurfit Westrock Bag-in-Box. The findings suggest that consumers are already adopting key behaviours needed to support more circular packaging systems.