Six Aussie packs win Worldstars

01 Feb 2016
Australian Institute of Packaging

The annual Worldstar Awards, run by the World Packaging Organisation (WPO) is regarded as one of the pre-eminent international awards programs in packaging. This year, over 265 packaging projects were entered from 37 countries and were judged by representatives from 17 packaging associations and members of WPO.

To be eligible, the packaging has to have won a national award in its country.

The 2016 Worldstar Australian winners are:

Nescafe Compact Coffee Pouch (Nestle Australia)
* Winner of a Silver award at Australian Packaging Design Awards 2015 for Outstanding Achievement – Sustainability
* Winner of a Highly Commended award at Australian Packaging Design Awards 2015 for Outstanding Achievement – Accessibility

Carnation Cooking Cream Plastic Can (Nestle Australia) – Food category
* Winner of a Bronze award at Australian Packaging Design Awards 2015 in Food Category

Enviro Barrier (Pope Packaging) – Transit category
* Winner of three Gold awards at Australian Packaging Design Awards 2015 in Industrial and Supply Chain and Outstanding Achievement in both Innovation and Sustainability

Devondale Milk Shakes Dairy Drinks (QDesign Enterprises) – Beverages category
* Winner of Bronze award in Beverages and Outstanding Achievement in Innovation and Highly Commended for Consumer Experience and Emerging Technology award at Australian Packaging Design Awards 2015

Jimbo's Pet Food Range (QDesign Enterprises) – Food category
* Winner of a Silver award in Food and 3 Highly Commended awards at Australian Packaging Design Awards 2015

Murray Goulburn Flip Top Cream Cap (Pact Group) – Food category
* The Flip Top Cream Cap has received numerous industry accolades including the 2015 World Dairy Innovation Award in the Best Dairy Packaging Innovation category. It also won 2 Highly Commended awards in the 2015 Australian Packaging Design Awards for Consumer Experience and Emerging Technology and Outstanding Achievement in Innovation

Certified Packaging Professional designation raises the bar globally for packaging technologists

As the peak professional body for packaging education & training in Australasia it is paramount that the Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP) offers professional designations that are internationally recognised and have the ability to raise the profession of packaging technologists and designers across the globe.

Accessible Packaging Design is the key to helping many consumers have the ability to eat and drink

All too often Accessible Packaging is not considered when designing products which in turn leads to unnecessary frustration when opening & closing packs, reading the ingredients and opening instructions on packaging. It is important that Packaging Technologists consider how their packaging design could affect someone’s ability to eat, drink and the flow on of wasting food.

Let’s be truthful about Sustainable Packaging Claims on-pack

With the 2025 National Packaging Targets significantly shifting the packaging design landscape in Australia, a critical element that is coming up short is truthful and accurate environmental claims on-pack. More than ever consumers are demanding brands to be honest about their sustainability journey including the choice of wording and logos on-pack.

Entries now open for PIDA awards 2020

Entries are now open until 14 February for the 2020 Australasian Packaging & Innovation Awards for Australia and New Zealand. The AIP, in conjunction with Packaging New Zealand, have designed the PIDA awards to recognise companies and individuals who are making a significant difference in their field in Australia and New Zealand.

2020 AIP Australasian Packaging Conference call for speakers

The Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP) is currently at the planning stage of the 2020 AIP Australasian Packaging Conference that will be held at Crown Promenade on 1 & 2 April, and invites you to submit and abstract for consideration under the theme Packaging: Fit for the future.

A targeted shift towards sustainable packaging

As the peak professional body for packaging education and training in Australasia the Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP) is often asked to simply provide a list of the exact substrates and materials that should be selected for every product on the market to meet the sustainable packaging targets. The answer unfortunately is never that simple.

AIP meets Japan Packaging Institute

AIP Fellow Alistair Sayers who moved to Japan earlier this year to become the General Manager - Global Packaging Support, Suntory Monozukuri, recently visited our sister-association Japan Packaging Institute (JPI) in Tokyo.

AIP welcomes new member Wilsen Kannan

The AIP would like to welcome its latest Member Wilsen Kannan AAIP, Packaging Engineer SEA, Vinda Group, SEA, Malaysia...

Master of Food & Packaging Innovation 2020 intake now open

The AIP is pleased to advise that the Semester 1 intake is now open for 2020 Master of Food & Packaging Innovation with applications closing 30 November 2019. The Master of Food and Packaging Innovation is an inter-disciplinary degree that explores food processing, entrepreneurship and innovation in product and packaging design at an advanced level.

Re-designing your packaging with Reduce, Reuse, Recycle in Mind

Mindsets have shifted over the last few years and globally consumers are now actively driving brands and their packaging departments to align their Sustainable Packaging Design to incorporate the 5R’s and to redesign with environmental impacts in mind. Packaging Technologists are being asked to re-consider the outcomes of their packaging design all the way across the supply chain.

AIP save food packaging guidelines workshop approved by Fight Food Waste CRC

The Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP) recently ran the first workshop since receiving the formal approval from the Fight Food Waste CRC, for the development of the Save Food Packaging Design guidelines.

AIP continues to support PACK EXPO and PMMI

The Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP); the peak professional body for packaging education and training in Australasia; is pleased to once again be joining the official partner program for PACK EXPO Las Vegas and co-located Healthcare Packaging EXPO 2019 (Sept. 23-25, 2019; Las Vegas Convention Centre).

AIP Education Director appointed Professor Sichuan University

Pierre Pienaar, Education Director for the Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP) and President of the World Packaging Organisation (WPO), recently received an appointment as Professor to the Sichuan University in Chengdu, China. Chengdu is the fourth largest city in China with a population of 17 million and is the capital of Sichuan Province.

Australia & NZ packaging innovations recognised in 2019 WorldStar Packaging Awards

Three Australian companies and one New Zealand company have achieved international recognition for their innovative and unique packaging designs in the prestigious WorldStar Packaging Awards for 2019. The winning companies include Caps and Closures for Precise Pour, ILNAM Estate for 8 Kangaroos, Lactote for POLATOTE and Radix Nutrition for their Foil Packaging Breakfast Pouch and were across three categories, Beverage, Food and Domestic & Household.

On-pack date labels and storage guidance to support consumers in reducing food waste

On-pack date related label is one of the most direct information carriers used in food industry to communicate specific product attributes with consumers. On one hand, it is regarded as an effective tool which can help consumers to make informed consumption decisions. However, on the other hand, it has been identified as one of the major factors that contributes to the problem of consumer food waste.

Winners announced for 2019 Australasian Packaging Innovation & Design Awards

The winners of the 2019 Australasian Packaging Innovation & Design Awards (PIDA) for Australia and New Zealand were announced at a gala dinner on the 30th of April at the SOFITEL Wentworth, Sydney. The PIDA Awards are the exclusive feeder program for the prestigious WorldStar Packaging Awards run by the World Packaging Organisation (WPO) with the 2019 PIDA winners automatically eligible for entry into the 2020 international competition.

AIP welcomes latest certified packaging professional

The Australian Institute of Packaging speaks to Ankur Saxena, who has recently attained the status of a Certified Packaging Professional, about this new accolade and his contributions to the packaging industry.

Finalists announced for 2019 Australasian Packaging Innovation & Design Awards

Finalists have been announced for the 2019 Australasian Packaging Innovation & Design Awards (PIDA) which has been designed to recognise companies and individuals who are making a significant difference in their field across Australia and New Zealand.

AIP partners with Vanden Recycling and South Melbourne Market: "Think beginning not end"

Vanden Recycling Pty Ltd and South Melbourne Market (Port Phillip City) were the hosts to start the Australian Institute of Packaging‘s 2019 activities.

2019 APPMA scholarship winner announced

The Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP) has announced the winner of the tenth annual APPMA Scholarship program that entitles one lucky person to receive entry into a Diploma in Packaging Technology valued at $9,000. The winner is Janell Siek who sees that packaging is perhaps the most hard-working component of any product found in the retail space.

The use of life cycle assessment tools for sustainable packaging design

The Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP) has created a new training course on ‘The use of Life cycle Assessment Tools for Sustainable Packaging Design’. This is aimed at providing an introduction and learning framework for packaging industry professionals to apply lifecycle thinking to their working contexts and includes an understanding of the reasons why lifecycle thinking is critical.

AIP announces finalists for 2019 AOONA scholarship

The Australian Packaging and Processing Machinery Association (APPMA), in conjunction with the Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP), are pleased to announce that there are three finalists for the tenth annual Scholarship program which will enable one lucky packaging technologist, designer or engineer in Australia the opportunity to complete a Diploma in Packaging Technology to the value of $9,000. The Diploma in Packaging Technology is a Level 5 qualification which is internationally recognised.

APPMA Scholarship winner graduates with diploma in packaging technology

Past APPMA Scholarship Winner Alexandra Brayshaw Dip.Pkg.Tech. MAIP, Accessible Packaging Researcher in Arthritis Australia’s Accessible Design Division, recently attained her Diploma in Packaging Technology which is offered exclusively through the Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP).

2019 AIP National Technical Forum Registrations are now open

The Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP) confirms that on the 30th of April all of industry will have the opportunity to attend not one packaging educational event, but three. Starting the day with a Women in Packaging breakfast, followed by the biennial AIP National Technical Forum, then finishing with the gala Australasian Packaging & Innovation Design Awards dinner - this is a must-attend.

2019 PIDA Awards introduce new category for Labelling & Decoration

Have you designed innovative Labelling & Decoration that you would like recognised in the Australasian Packaging Innovation & Design Awards; the exclusive entry point for ANZ for the WorldStar Packaging Awards? If so then entries close 8 of March for the inaugural Labelling and Decoration Award category.

WPO Lifetime Achievement Award - Keith Chessell FAIP

The Australian Institute of Packaging is pleased to advise that one of its Life Members Keith Chessell FAIP has been recognised for his significant contribution to the packaging industry over the last 50 years with a Lifetime Achievement Award from the World Packaging Organisation.

2019 APPMA Scholarship now open: applications close 22 February 2019

The Australian Packaging and Processing Machinery Association, in conjunction with the Australian Institute of Packaging, are pleased to announce that submissions are open for the tenth annual Scholarship program which will enable one lucky packaging technologist, designer or engineer in Australia the opportunity to complete a Diploma in Packaging Technology to the value of $9,000.

PIDA awards introduce new special award category for accessible packaging design

The Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP) and Packaging New Zealand are pleased to introduce a new Accessible Packaging Design category to the annual Packaging Innovation & Design Awards program. The Accessible Packaging Design Special Award is designed to recognise packaging that is accessible, intuitive, easy-to-open and innovative and is in partnership with Arthritis Australia and Arthritis New Zealand.

AIP helps educate Philippines packaging community

The Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP) recently ran 3 new educational seminars on packaging for over 600 people at the inaugural ProPak Philippines trade show. Powered by ProPak Asia, ProPak Philippines was truly the first-of-its-kind food, drink and pharmaceutical focused international trade exhibition for the regions rapidly expanding processing & packaging industries.

2018 Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP) Special Awards

One of the core objectives of the Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP) is to ensure that individuals are recognised for their significant contributions to the packaging industry. Dr Carol Kilcullen-Lawrence PhD, FAIP, CPP, National President of the AIP had the opportunity at the gala awards night on the 2 May to present five AIP Special Awards. The AIP Special Awards are not given often and are designed to recognise inspirational individuals who have contributed significantly to the packaging industry over many years.

2019 Packaging New Zealand Scholarship now open

Packaging New Zealand are pleased to announce that entries are now open for their annual Scholarship program for 2019. The annual Packaging Scholarship enables one lucky packaging technologist, designer or engineer in New Zealand the opportunity to complete a Diploma in Packaging Technology to the value of $9,000. The Diploma of Packaging Technology is offered through the Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP); the peak professional body for packaging education and training in Australasia.

Australia & NZ Packaging Innovations recognised in 2019 Worldstar Packaging Awards

Three Australian companies and one New Zealand company have achieved international recognition for their innovative and unique packaging designs in the prestigious WorldStar Packaging Awards. The winning companies include Caps and Closures for Precise Pour, ILNAM Estate for 8 Kangaroos, Lactote for POLATOTE and Radix Nutrition for their Foil Packaging Breakfast Pouch and were across three categories.

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Six Aussie packs win Worldstars

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Winners announced for 2019 Australasian Packaging Innovation & Design Awards

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