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Lisa McTigue Pierce

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As seen in: Packaging Digest, Design News, Plastics Today, Let’s Talk Medtech, Medical Device and Diagnostic Industry (MDDI), Powder Bulk Solids, Waste & Recycling, Packaging Possibilities
Packaging journalist since 1982; fairy grandmother

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Veteran packaging journalist Lisa McTigue Pierce is the Executive Editor of Packaging Digest, “The Voice of the Packaging Community.”

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Medtech Packaging Trends: Sustainability, Simulation & Supply Chain

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By Lisa McTigue Pierce Verified
| Packaging Possibilities
This spring, I talked with Jenn Goff, Chief Commercial Officer at Packaging Compliance Labs, and Kiley Djupstrom, Principal Consultant, KDC Strategies, about major trends facing packaging professionals at medical device manufacturers. In addition to their day jobs, Goff and Djupstrom are both founders of leading healthcare packaging conference thePACKout. As such, they have deep insight into major trends populating the agenda for the recently-completed 2026 event.
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EPR is Turning Packaging Decisions into a Financial Play

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By Lisa McTigue Pierce Verified
| Packaging Possibilities
Extended producer responsibility (EPR) laws are putting new pressures on packaging departments, mostly financial, as companies wade through figuring out their eco-modulation fees. What are the financial implications of EPR? How substantial are these fees? How should packaging directors be managing these costs? David Gray, Founder & Managing Director of EPR Global Consulting, answers these and other questions about EPR fees, packaging compliance, and navigating EPR regulations.
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The Weak Link in Ecommerce Packaging

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By Lisa McTigue Pierce Verified
| Packaging Possibilities
Your in-house ecommerce packaging and direct-to-consumer fulfillment operation continues to grow. In one case, not in good way. Piles of returned packages are like unread or unwanted emails. You know you should do something about them, but you just can’t summon the energy. Here’s your wake-up call to take action. The benefits of designing ecommerce-specific packaging for direct-to-consumer shipping are well documented.
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