Articles Tagged with ''packaging design ''

Funley’s Delicious, a leader in all-natural, better-for-you snacks, gets a refresh as they launch a new cleaner look and additional convenient packaging options focused on their busy “on-the-go” family consumer.

Customers of French Market Coffee have always associated the brand with its signature red coffee can, which harkens back to the company’s original Coffee and Chicory label introduced in the late nineteenth century.

The new squeeze bottle eliminates the mess, waste and poor portion control of traditional maple syrup packaging.

The design update keeps the focus on the craft heritage of Mendocino and its Northern California classic brews and carries forward the traditional Birds of Prey theme.

Thatchers Vintage 2013 is the first of the brand’s packaged ciders to feature new lighter weight glass bottles.

When it comes to appreciating the qualities of traditional foods, nothing unites the continent of Europe with the vast plains of the United States and the great sweep of Asian landscapes more than their mutual and abiding fondness for tuna.

When brands are contemplating a new product launch or a redesign of their packaging, there are many items to take into account.

Flor de Caña, the award-winning, Slow-Aged™ rum of Nicaragua, today launched Blanco Reserva 7, a super-premium aged white rum that is exceptional for sipping on the rocks, or with a splash of sparkling water and a twist of orange.

In addition to the improvements on appearance, the new design will also emphasize the brand’s recent non-GMO status and showcase Nate’s latest efforts to create all-natural and exceptionally healthy products for consumers.

In the crowded aisles of grocery and liquor stores, brands can struggle to stand out