Business Management - Government/Governmental

FUJIFILM filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Eastman Kodak Company in the United States District Court for New Jersey.

The Food and Drug Administration announced last week that certain PFAS substances will no longer be used on food packaging in the U.S.

The Flexible Packaging Association formed its political action committee and announced its inaugural event on March 22.

PRINTING United Alliance opposes the proposed changes to Prop-65 because they would impose a significant burden on businesses.

Two senators urged the Federal Reserve to allow small business owners to indicate a disability on the Small Business Credit Survey.

From diving into the sustainability wave to tackling workforce shortages, navigating federal regulations, and tax considerations, this informative read by Stephanie Buka, government affairs coordinator at PRINTING United Alliance, is a must for owners and managers gearing up their label and package converting businesses for 2024.

The FPA critiques the Department of Commerce’s recent circumvention decision on aluminum foil, which is driving American jobs offshore.

PRINTING United Alliance applauds the formation of the inaugural Congressional Printing Caucus in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Packaging Impressions editor-in-chief Linda Casey, and Bryan Vickers, partner at Pace, discuss how TLMI advocates on behalf of its members on legislative issues impacting label printers and converters. For the past decade, Vickers has assisted clients in shaping and directing specific, business-focused agenda at the federal and state level. He provides policy analysis, develops issue…

Inspired by his first employer in the printing industry, Kyle Jack built Rapid into a printer capable of servicing the brands that supply retail behemoth Walmart. Recently, Rapid has experienced some hard knocks but Jack has a plan to protect his printing business and continue to serve the CPG community.