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VPZ is the winner in 4 categories at the WorldStar Packaging Awards 2018

The WorldStar Packaging Awards are the Oscars of the packaging industry. It is therefore a tremendous honour for VPZ to have won awards in 4 different categories.

The Swiss Coop introduces new, reusable organic packaging from Graz

Fruit and vegetables are in for a new look! The reusable PACKNATUR® cellulose bag made from Lenzing Modal® is the latest 100% wood fashion …

Compostable nets offer eco-friendly option for produce packaging

Biodegradable packaging that gives supermarkets an organic alternative to using plastic to bag fresh fruit and vegetables has caught the attention of Fruit Logistica’s Innovation Award 2014 judges.

Transpackaging

Commerce, science, society, art… ‘Transpackaging’ analyses and questions many topics.

You consume, you decide

The International Forum of Cultures is an event organised under the patronage of UNIDO, which aims to open up the dialogue between cultures and spark global talks about sustainability…

Dissolution included

Students from the Institute of Contemporary Art at Graz University of Technology have interspersed the long-established, permanent works in the Austrian Sculpture Park with new, self-decomposing temporary works composed of transient flowers.

Traditional Natural Packaging

During tours of Vietnam in 1993, 1995 and 1999, Bettina Reichl observed how skilfully the Vietnamese use natural raw materials to package everyday products.

Vegetable market

This beautiful island is committed to sustainability for its commercial future, across all sectors of the economy – including tourism, textile manufacturing and many others.

The Garbage Patch Design

Plastic has dominated the packaging market for the past 60 years. A garbage patch the size of central Europe – floating in the Pacific – was discovered for the first time in 1997.

Ja! Natürlich takes a tram ride through Vienna for Thanksgiving.

On board: our PACKNATUR® Pick Pack reusable bag made from LENZING™ Modal beech wood cellulose