Trends don’t just happen overnight, and they aren’t always obvious—at least in the beginning. They can take years to develop. As a person who pays more attention to packaging design than most (it’s part of the job, after all), I’ve seen a subtle shift occurring.
Bulletproof 360 Inc., creators of Bulletproof ® coffee and other high-performance food and nutrition products, announced the largest product launch in company history with the release of Bulletproof Coffee Cold Brew. The new grab-and-go version of the signature coffee is available in four flavors.
Pujolasos, one of the main producers of wooden packaging for perfumery, cosmetic and beverages has increased its production capacity from 25 millions of caps to 50 in only one year.
Blue Label Digital Printing has combined its Cerm MIS and Esko Automation Engine production system to accelerate production with a manageable prepress staff while increasing sales ten-fold.
WaveGrip, a manufacturer of beverage multi-packing solutions, has launched its latest branding innovation with carriers in a choice of different colors, helping beverage producers to create on-shelf impact and brand differentiation.
Monoprix’s new “La Beauté du Visage” skin care line features all the essentials women need for their daily face care regimen, from cleansers to moisturizers and masks.
Shrink sleeve labels can help your product stand out on the shelf and overcome design challenges posed by highly contoured containers. But it’s important that you’re working with experienced labeling professionals when opting for this solution.
According to a new infographic produced by Mitsubishi Gas Chemical America, 48 percent of customers avoid foods with artificial preservatives and 35 percent avoid foods with artificial flavors. This means brands are challenged to leverage packaging technologies that can help food last longer without additional chemicals.
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