Ryerson
Student Employment Student Fund
To provide opportunities for constructive engagement between students and the packaging industry.
PAC has been challenging students for years with their biennial packaging design competition. In keeping with the global movement toward sustainability we have added the sustainable packaging design category. We are fortunate to have two of Canada’s most prestigious organizations as sponsors of the event, Walmart Canada and Procter & Gamble.
PAC , Walmart Canada and Procter & Gamble are challenging students to create a sustainable package design for Duracell C4 batteries. Open to Ontario schools only
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PAC, Walmart Canada and Unilever challenged students to create a sustainable package design for a 133 g container of Knorr Sidekicks and its retail-ready package to contain 12 x 133 g containers. The top 3 winners were chosen by a team of judges from Unilever and Walmart and PAC.
1st place
Ryerson
2nd place
Humber
3rd place
Ryerson
"The PAC Educational Programs within the School of Communications Arts at Seneca@York has generated a level of excitement I have not seen since I became involved with our packaging course. The students are eager to become members and realize through the PAC educational program our packaging industry is a frontier they will now consider even over print.
The PAC programs offer to our students a broad spectrum of membership and educational benefits from participating in a national student competition to the PAC Fair /conference where the students will mingle with prospective employers. In addition PAC is going full throttle with the sustainability issues and continually offers a host of seminars that engage our students.
All in all I am truly happy that Seneca became members and I am proud to sit on the PAC Student Committee."
PAC, Walmart Canada and Procter & Gamble are challenging students to create a sustainable package design for Duracell C4 batteries. Open to Ontario schools only.
PAC, Walmart Canada and Unilever are challenging students to create a sustainable package design for a 133 g container of Knorr Sidekicks and its retail-ready package to contain 12 x 133 g containers.
PAC, Walmart Canada and SC Johnson are challenging students to create a sustainable package design for a 765 mL container of Windex® and its retail-ready package to contain 12 x 765 mL containers.
