July, 2008
July 24, 2008
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Packaging plays a key role in authenticating a brand to win over consumer trust.
There's More. Click to continue reading "Redesign elevates whisky brand above commodity"
July 24, 2008
Shape and functional convenience are two key benefits that give Dead Down Wind Scent Prevent Field Spray shelf distinction and an edge at the point of use.
There's More. Click to continue reading "Spray packaging triggers hunters' interest"
July 24, 2008
Digital printing allows for customized packaging, giving marketers the visual impact they need for "in-season" promotional packaging to help build incremental product sales.
There's More. Click to continue reading "Labels spoof candidates, support cancer research"
July 24, 2008
Packages across categories are getting smaller, and the trend toward more portable beverage and prepared-food containers will drive the increased use of plastics in rigid food packaging in the U.S. market.
There's More. Click to continue reading "Report: downsizing trend driving U.S. rigid food packaging"
July 24, 2008
Brand marketers and package designers alike seem to be looking for that "silver bullet" when they can say, "Aha! Now we're sustainable!"
There's More. Click to continue reading "Measuring success on the front lines of sustainability"
July 11, 2008
Bottled wines typically achieve packaging distinction through the bottle shape or the label.
There's More. Click to continue reading "Convenient closure tops wines"
July 11, 2008
A streamlined PET bottle for Kraft Foods' 50-plus salad dressings achieves a 19% reduction in weight over the previous packaging and also provides multiple consumer conveniences.
There's More. Click to continue reading "Krafting a better salad-dressing bottle"
July 11, 2008
GE Caulk Singles are replacing squeeze tubes and caulk guns for convenient, on-the-go application.
There's More. Click to continue reading "Single-use caulk packs debut"