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Intelligent Food Packaging By Aaron L. Brody, PH.D. Among a flood of conferences, reports and research, the recent BARD (United States/Israeli Binational Research and Development Fund) sponsored workshop on
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The Battle For Hearts and Minds It has been acknowledged for some time that consumers make as many as 70% of their buying decisions in the store. What is
Tapping the Consumer for a Better Battery Package In a competitive market where everyone used a similar packaging platform, premium brand Duracell was looking to differentiate through value-added packaging.
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Closure Adds ‘Flavor’ to bottled water NutriSystem, a leading marketer of weight management products, recommends that users of its products drink at last eight 8-ounce glasses of water daily
Moving Package Design Concepts to Reality Better, Smarter, Faster ‘Rapid innovation’ approach brings together all stakeholders at the start of package design to create consumer-validated solutions. by peter
Mobile Design Lab Speeds Package Development Working with a vendor can be a long and arduous process. Here’s one approach that allows design and testing in your own backyard.
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