India, July 17 -- With one-third of all food produced globally lost or wasted, the food and beverage industry is under growing pressure to act. Packaging as the final barrier between production and consumption is increasingly recognised as a frontline solution for reducing spoilage, extending shelf life, and cutting supply chain losses.
The SAVE FOOD Initiative, co-founded by the FAO, UNEP, Messe Dsseldorf, and interpack, is driving this transformation through innovation. At interpack 2026 in Dsseldorf, the SAVE FOOD Awards 2026 spotlighted breakthrough solutions, including a real-time spoilage detection sensor, a 100% recyclable mono-material resealable PET pack, and a lightweight all-in-one liquid food packaging system all delivering measurable reductions in food loss across the supply chain.
Now, the initiative is heading to Asia. The Save Food (China) Forum will take centre stage at interpack China 2026, on November 1618, 2026, at SNIEC, Shanghai. Government officials, food processors, R&D professionals, and supply chain experts will convene to explore fresh food preservation packaging, lightweight circular materials, and supply chain loss reduction strategies.
In a landmark move, interpack China 2026 is also partnering with the Australasian Institute of Packaging (AIP) to bring international best practices and sustainable packaging design expertise to the Asia-Pacific region.
Global F&B leaders including Nestl, Unilever, Mondelz, and Mars Wrigley are already confirmed to attend, making this the must-visit platform for food technology and packaging procurement in 2026.
Don't miss out. Pre-register today and secure your spot at Asia's premier food processing and packaging event.
Published by HT Digital Content Services with permission from FoodTechBiz.