Packaging Digest

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Packaging Digest
Type Business magazine
FormatPaper and online magazine
Owner(s) Informa
Executive editorLisa McTigue Pierce
Founded1963
Language English
Headquarters Oak Brook, Illinois, US
Circulation 90,045
ISSN 0030-9117
Website www.packagingdigest.com

Packaging Digest is a trade publication and web site owned by Informa. It services the packaging information needs of manufacturing companies who produce consumer packaged goods and products for other markets, such as healthcare.

The executive editor is Lisa McTigue Pierce, with the editorial offices located in Oak Brook, Illinois, US.

History

Established in 1963, Packaging Digest is published quarterly, with articles about trends, such as Smart-Secure Packaging, Package Design, and sustainable packaging , as well as new technologies and best practices. As of June 2008, total BPA audited circulation is 90,045 subscribers.[ citation needed ]

Former owner Reed Business Information sold the magazine to Canon Communications in 2010. UBM plc purchased Canon Communications soon afterward.

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