Packaging Industry Information
The packaging industry encompasses many, many specialties. This page is provided as a resource to provide our clients and prospective customers with insights into more general information about:
Locally, Denver, Boulder, and the broader state of Colorado area are served by many organizations dedicated to providing a forum for natural and sustainable products, as "Boulder and Colorado’s Front Range communities are on the cutting edge of innovation in sustainable food and agriculture, with a long history of successful business formation and growth."
Colorado Advanced Manufacturing Association
Statewide manufacturing association representing manufacturing interests across Colorado, including businesses involved in packaging operations as part of broader industrial activity. They provide networking, advocacy, events, and member support that can benefit packaging and materials handling firms within Colorado’s manufacturing ecosystem.
CAA leads industry compliance and collaboration with businesses placing packaging on the Colorado market. This makes it a key local body coordinating producer responsibilities, recycling, and material stewardship
Naturally Colorado brings the natural product community together to find a unique path of success and grow business ventures. Our mission is to create a healthier, more conscious world through leadership, education, and collaboration.
CSU Spur provides learning opportunities focused on career discovery, college preparation, higher education pathways, and continued professional development. Visitors to CSU Spur might watch live animal surgeries or horse-assisted therapies; talk with food scientists, hydroponic food production experts, or water engineers; or attend a public lecture, workshop, or theater performance. CSU offers a growing array of educational opportunities from undergraduate courses and one-time workshops to certificate programs and even graduate degree programs.
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In addition, there are several industry organizations that facilitate standards and consistent specifications for packaging interoperability and uniformity. These organizations represent packaging suppliers to the benefit of the end users.
The U.S. Food and Drug (FDA) establish standards, guidelines, and requirements for consumer safety. One example is the Tamper Resistant Packaging for Over the Counter Drugs. This particular policy guide can be found here.
Additionally, the FDA web site has other very useful information useful in ensuring the safe use of your food or drug product.
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