News – Page 23 – Packaging SA

Join the Institute of Packaging

Written on 4th May 2015. Posted in News.

Join the Institute of Packaging and stay connected in this fast developing industry By joining the Institute of Packaging (SA), packaging professionals not only develop a sense of belonging, they keep abreast if many important issues affecting this fast developing industry. Download the advertisement with full details here.

Plastics-to-oil not out to compete with traditional recycling stream

Written on 4th May 2015. Posted in Uncategorized.

Plastics-to-oil technologies should not be considered a competition to traditional plastic recycling …. Article from Plasticsnews http://www.plasticsnews.com/article/20150430/NEWS/150439994/plastics-to-oil-not-out-to-compete-with-traditional-recycling-stream#email_pndaily

The importance of Africa in the world of packaging

Written on 4th May 2015. Posted in News.

Africa is fast becoming the packaging growth centre and industry needs to be ready to reap the benefits …… Article in the AIP newsletter – May 2015 – page 11 http://issuu.com/aipack/docs/aip_may2015?e=3983942/12612440

IPSA Advanced Diploma in Packaging technology

Written on 4th May 2015. Posted in News.

This programme is open to all graduates of the Institute’s One Year Diploma in Packaging Technology and those with appropriate experience or an equivalent qualification. It builds on the basic course and is aimed at individuals who are being prepared or preparing themselves for senior or management level positions in the industry. The 2015 course is being offered in KwaZulu Natal with the...

Packaging chain beware: waste levy is imminent

Written on 25th Mar 2015. Posted in News.

SINCE 2009, when first mooted, much has been said and written about the National Environmental Management Waste Act – a controversial piece of legislation designed to reform the regulation of waste management in South Africa. Throughout the intervening years, PACSA (the Packaging Council of South Africa) has played a key role in formulating an industry response to this proposed legislation and,...

SA landfills not up to scratch

Written on 13th Aug 2014. Posted in News.

Civil rights organisation AfriForum has released its report on its national campaign ‘Don’t mess with our waste!’ based on the 2014 audit of dumping sites. It found that 72% of dumping sites do not comply with regulations. Click here for the full article