‘Pulling the Trigger’ on an Inventive PACKAGE DESIGN FOR MEN’S BODY WASH by Rob Croft Female body wash brands occasionally feature an applicator pad as a premium. But poofs
Is Packaging Meeting the Needs of Aging Baby Boomers? by Mona Doyle Stand-up pouches and pop-top lids offer convenience. But some seniors dislike these packages due to legibility and
P-O-P Displays That Sell by Bob Swientek Adding dispensing to a display gives your brand a one-two punch in the store aisle and helps to convert shoppers into buyers.
First Aid Courts Kids’ Influence The right package could land your product a preferred position on the store shelf, making it more visible and leading to higher sales. Current
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Nostalgic Labels keep the Suds Flowing by Robert McMath Helmar Brewing steps up to the plate in the beer aisle with a line of baseball-legend brews that appeal to
Refresh Your Brand With Contoured Packaging Using the Latest Technology to Move Products Off the Shelves Marketers know the value of packaging. After all, seven out of ten purchasing
Market-Driven Innovations Marketer hits on another ‘sweet’ innovation—the tablet dispenser. Ethylene gas absorber aims to extend shelf life of fruits, vegetables. Market-Driven Innovations comes to you in cooperation with
Embracing Imperfection Trying to figure out your core consumer is a daunting task. One reason is the “yin” and the “yang.” We live in a world of paradoxical trends,
‘Open-And-Shut’ Convenience Tops food, beverage packages by Aaron L. Brody, PH.D. Closures help protect the contents inside food and beverage packages. But consumers favor them most for their easy
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