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In this course we cover the essentials of packaging, beginning with an industry overview that covers common functions and terms, the evolution of packaging, its role in society, and how it applies to the industry. Save $25 – purchase this course through EDUForum and we’ll wave the registration fee.

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With its unmatched graphics, billboard appeal, sustainability, and ease of use, it is easy to see why paperboard is the packaging substrate of choice for package designers and marketers, to supply chain managers, retailers, and consumers. You will learn how paper is sourced and manufactured, what paperboard grade is best for your application, and the possibilities for creating unique,eye-catching paperboard packaging designs. You will have access to powerful tools that help you select styles, designs, point sizes, print processes, and pricing. Save $25 – purchase this course through EDUForum and we’ll wave the registration fee.

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This course discusses the use of corrugated fiberboard in packaging by providing a thorough summary of manufacturing, specifications and use of the substrates. The science of selecting the correct corrugated board specification for your packaging application will be discussed with examples and proper calculations. Save $25 – purchase this course through EDUForum and we’ll wave the registration fee.

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Polymers play a big role in packaging. To be a proficient and well-rounded packaging professional, you need to be comfortable with polymers. When you are working on a project involving plastics, it’s important that you are able to speak this language and bring value to the table concerning polymer selection, polymer processing, and plastic applications in packaging. In this course, you are going to learn about the different types of polymers, their roles, functions, pros and cons of each, and real-world applications. From this, you are going to take away which polymers are suitable for the applications you are working on. Save $25 – purchase this course through EDUForum and we’ll wave the registration fee.

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This course focuses on how machinery is used in the packaging industry to produce high volumes of quality packages. These individual machines can be connected to create a packaging line. You will learn: how to be realistic in selecting a co-packer, how the structural design of a package influences the efficiency of the line, and how you can optimize your package design and machinery to produce the most proficient packaging line. Save $25 – purchase this course through EDUForum and we’ll wave the registration fee.

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This course will overview the different printing methods such as flexography, lithography, gravure, screen printing, and digital printing. You will learn how these processes impact your packaging cost and quality. We will tie in the graphic development workflow including color management strategies, artwork generation, pre-press workflows, plate making and going to print – colors, roll and sheet stock technical specifications, timelines, budgets, and tips & tricks from industry veterans. Save $25 – purchase this course through EDUForum and we’ll wave the registration fee.

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In this course, we review design terminology, highlight important design theories, such as typography, color, imagery, and materials. We discuss how to best approach a project with your team and leverage iterative development to build winning designs. There is a lot of cover in packaging design, but this is the first step: making sure you have a solid foundation and workflow when starting a project. You will receive Dr. Andrew Hurley’s RFP guides and the design brief template and strategies he’s used to launch over 100 package designs to market. Save $25 – purchase this course through EDUForum and we’ll wave the registration fee.

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In this course, we map out the major regulatory agencies such as FDA, EPA, USDA, CFR, ASTM, and ISO. Once defined, we break down relevant and applicable laws into cheat sheets for you to have immediate access to when working on projects. By no means is this course a replacement for legal review, but it is the absolute first step in educating yourself on regulations and agencies that impact the product categories you design within. Save $25 – purchase this course through EDUForum and we’ll wave the registration fee.

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