People of Packaging Podcast by Adam Peek and Ted Taitt

People of Packaging Podcast by Adam Peek and Ted Taitt

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Proud to be part of the Business and Bourbon Podcast network! This is a podcast where we illuminate the stories of people in the packaging industry. Cohosted by Adam Peek and Ted Taitt

11/25/25

Will Lactips be the company to help end Micro plastics?!?

Welcome back to the mic, Adam Peek here! That was a fantastic chat with Clara and Benoît from Lactips. They’re doing some seriously innovative stuff over in France, tackling the microplastics problem head-on with a bio-based, water-soluble, and fullyRead more

11/19/25

329 - Future-Proofing Fresh Food Packaging: UK Lessons on EPR, Food Waste, and Data with Tom Stone (Bakkavor)

🎙️ About the Episode In this must-listen episode, The Label King, Adam Peek, welcomes Tom Stone, Senior Packaging Development Controller at Bakkavor, one of the world’s largest fresh prepared food manufacturers. The conversation pivots from the emotRead more

11/05/25

Hippy Feet is the coolest company you haven't heard about until now! Michael Mader, CEO

DEAL: If you’re looking for custom socks for your company, event, or sports team, go to hippyfeet.com, fill out the custom inquiry form, and mention the LABEL KING podcast. Michael will give you 15% OFF your first custom order! www.hippyfeet.com 🎙️ Read more

10/21/25

327 - The best soda you haven't heard about (probably)!

Show Notes: From Kitchen Idea to Paradise in a Can: The Hawaiian Soda Co. Story with Gina Ho! Man, I am SO stoked for this episode. This is why I do this podcast. I’m talking with the amazing Gina Ho, who co-founded Hawaiian Soda Co. with her husbandRead more

10/06/25

326 - NSF Global: Why Safety and Sustainability are Two Sides of the Same Packaging Coin

Big thanks to Matthew Allen from NSF for joining the show as we talk about certifications and what they mean for us in packaging!Key Takeaways (The Juicy Stuff): * The Origins of Safety: NSF started 80 years ago (around the 1940s) out of a need to crRead more

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