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Smucker’s Uncrustables has updated its full sandwich line by replacing high-fructose corn syrup with sugar, while maintaining the delicious taste families love.

Dean Foods is unveiling a restaging of its iconic ice cream brand Mayfield Creamery with a new logo and packaging graphics across its 60+ SKUs, designed by branding agency Hughes Design Group.

For its 4th consecutive year, LUXE PACK NEW YORK honored the best eco-friendly product and business initiative submitted by this year’s exhibitors. Green packaging products & solutions were widespread at the show this year, attracting record breaking number of entrants enthusiastic to gain recognition for their eco-friendly products and sustainable CSR initiatives.

PepsiCo's LIFEWTR, a premium bottled water that fuses creativity and design to serve as a source of inspiration and hydration, is featuring bold and abstract designs from all female artists on its Series 2 bottle labels. 

On April 24, Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo, University of Rhode Island (URI) President David M. Dooley, Toray Plastics (America) President and CEO Mike Brandmeier, URI College of Engineering Dean Raymond Wright, and Kalvin Cho, a URI College of Engineering student, broke ground on the construction of a new, $125 million engineering complex at URI.

Coors Light has rolled out the first application of photochromic inks in partnership with CROWN Beverage Packaging North America, a business unit of Crown Holdings Inc. The Coors Light Summer Certified cans program will run all summer and features six limited edition cans with sunlight-activated specialty inks and printing, and encourages consumers to enjoy the refreshing, crisp taste of an ice-cold Coors Light outdoors.

One thing that never seems to change is that there will always be change. Nowhere is that more apparent than in the retail world.

TricorBraun releases new eBook that takes an In-depth look at the evolving nutraceutical category and smart packaging solutions

Global demand for functional and barrier coatings in paper and paperboard applications, is forecast to grow by 4.9% year-on-year to $5.18 billion by 2022. 

After six long years of waiting, Wacky Wafers are back in their original packaging, flavors and size. Consumers' years of begging, pleading and offering bribes have finally paid off.