As the global packaging industry grapples with the dual pressure of aligning with net zero targets and navigating a volatile post-Covid economy, it is set to encounter a slew of challenges. Among these is the imperative to maintain profitability amid inflating material prices and geopolitical disturbances such as the Ukraine crisis. Furthermore, it is also confronted with the necessity to adapt to shifting consumer behaviors and the increasing demand for eco-friendly materials. Despite these hurdles, projections show that the packaging industry could be worth a staggering $1.15 trillion by 2030. However, achieving this goal will require surmounting significant technological barriers and staying competitive. Rising to the Challenge: The Role of Digital Transformation Amid these complexities, the packaging industry is undergoing a rapid digital transformation. This shift, hastened by the pandemic, requires packaging providers to offer cost-effective solutions that conform to stringent environmental standards. In this new reality, the ability of packaging firms to remain adaptable and secure becomes paramount. This is especially true in a landscape where regulatory compliance, data security , and cyber hygiene are increasingly vital. Considering the central role of packaging in global supply chains and the burgeoning eCommerce sector, these factors cannot be overlooked. SIEM […]