AICC/CCCA Golf Tournament
June 15, 2023
Lion Head Golf Club
Mississauga, ON
Register at: www.aiccbox.ca/events
CCCA Board Meeting
August 10 & 11, 2023
Latest News
Maritime Paper Products is celebrating over 90 years of being in the corrugated industry. During those years, they have maintained the same brand name and values: long term stewardship with…
“It is easy to promote and be excited about corrugated boxes because I truly believe in the product,” said Jimmy Garfinkle, President and CEO of Mitchel Lincoln. During his time…
Key Issues
The Association remains attentive to public issues that impact the corrugated packaging industry. We seek to understand the full background of trends or changing issues and act in an appropriate fashion.
Input from customers, members and related industry associations provide sound advice to rely on. We maintain an active role in areas of food safety, good manufacturing processes, government bodies and related packaging forums that support current issues.
Corrugated packaging is a sustainable, high performance system for protection, automation and delivery of products around the world. We promote and defend these valuable characteristics.
Reusable Plastic Containers (RPC’s)
The returnable plastic crate became an ideal shipping method for the automotive industry where established closed loop systems existed between manufacturers.
Studies
Academic research is the foundation of growth – and truth. The CCCA seeks the structured analysis provided by research at Canadian universities on some key issues.
Packaging
All paper-based packaging originates in a paper or board mill where the paper or board is formed into rolls or sheets. The major packaging grades (containerboard, boxboard, and kraft papers) are manufactured in kraft paper or board mills.
Packaging Designs
Our industry members are packaging experts, design specialists and the most creative professionals you will meet.
Sustainable
There are many definitions of sustainability, which makes it rather difficult to determine what is and isn’t “sustainable”.
Trees and Packaging
The Canadian pulp and paper industry grapples with two broad public misconceptions.
