Shrink sleeve packaging has long been a go-to for brands seeking shelf appeal, versatility, and full-body design impact. But as the packaging industry confronts mounting sustainability challenges, shrink sleeves are being re-evaluated through a new lens: circularity.

Paul Rawlings is the Launch Manager in kp’s Food Packaging division. Three generations of his family have worked here, and moving to Poland, as kp commissioned a factory in Bukowice, was the catalyst for many life changes.

Some of the best engineers choose to come and work at kp, and this International Women in Engineering Day (IWED), we’ll be celebrating colleagues driving excellence across our Food Packaging and Pharma, Health and Protection and Durables divisions.

Sustainability in print is no longer a trend - it’s an expectation. As brands face rising pressure to meet environmental goals, the graphics industry is stepping up with new solutions that reduce waste without sacrificing quality.

At kp, we strive for excellence in the materials we create, and in the impact we leave on the communities we serve. This philosophy of giving back and fostering growth lives on through one of our notable partnerships: Klöckner Stadium at the University of Virginia.

Over the past few decades, gift cards have grown in popularity among busy consumers seeking convenience and flexibility. But what are the underlying costs to our natural resources and to the consumer?