Articles Tagged with ''packaging trends''

The beverage packaging industry in North America is expected to reach $26.3 billion in 2015, with plastic bottles leading the way in popularity.

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.

It's that time of year again. The hustle and bustle of the holiday season is upon us and not a single aspect of life is left undecorated. Every year homeowners decorate their houses, malls deck the halls and food and beverage packagers release a plethora of gift sets featuring unique packaging, intriguing combinations and special edition branded items to bring holiday cheer to the grocery aisles.

Ledo, the largest producer of ice cream in Croatia, is reaping the benefits of having a bespoke pack created together with RPC Superfos Balkan.

Guided by a passion for good living,Three Bridges is modernizing mealtime with its refrigerated line of chef-crafted pastas, sauces and meals. The new, palate-expanding line, now available at grocery stores and specialty retailers nationwide, gives at-home chefs what they crave.

Grocery shopping is a necessary activity for most people and the process in which people are going about it has changed dramatically over the years.

According to a recent study from PMMI, The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies, retail ready packaging (RRP) markets around the world are healthy and growing.

This year’s top 50 food packagers list includes the biggest and brightest names in food. From Nestle to Tyson, General Mills and Campbell Soup Company, our list features all of the big household names, as well as some of the smaller ones.

Packaging companies in South Korea need to capitalize on consumers’ need for conveniently packaged products in single portion sizes that are convenient to eat on-the-go, finds new report by Canadean.

In the world of sports, you commonly will hear coaches, scouts and even media analysts discuss whether a player passes the eye test.