The phrase "the early bird gets the worm" describes Päivi Salojärvi at PackageMedia's customer service excellently. Just after four in the morning her alarm clock goes off, and before leaving for work, Päivi reads the newspaper, enjoys breakfast, and walks her dog. She is an early bird at work as well. Regardless of flexible work schedules, and her 30 min commute, she usually arrives first every morning, and this she has done for 40 years already with us. 

Super market shelves are more crowded than ever before, new entrants take the fight to established brands every single day. Being relevant in the eyes of the consumer, on the shelf, has never been more important, and packaging has a key role to play here. Everything is about consumer engagement, both in the physical, and digital world, and this means linking the consumer facing occasion in the super market with brand relevant digital services.

Nammo Lapua Wanted their ammuntion boxes to stand out, and be "smart digital". This was the beginning of a long-term development project, one where the results can be seen all over the world. The metals industry is often quite traditional, but Nammo Lapua's case shows that fearless innovation pays off.

Finnish forests are full of conifers, pines, spruces, and trees are an essential part of the Finnish national landscape. The forest has many different roles, it is a place to refresh one's mind, where to hike, and at the same time, it is Finland's most valuable natural resource. Forests enable a livelihood for many. For PackageMedia, this green gold is the raw material, from which we develop personalized packaging for our customers for a wide range of uses. In addition to all this, the forest is an important carbon sink, indeed a multidimensional topic.