In today's fast-paced market, strategic automation in packaging and merchandising boosts efficiency, reduces costs, and enhances quality. By integrating data-driven insights and advanced technologies, companies can streamline operations and meet customer demands faster and more effectively.
The smart packaging campaign utilizes a web app based connected experience accessed via QR codes looking to help consumers see Gulf Union’s products as a vital part of their school preparations.
December 18, 2023
The smart packaging campaign utilizes a web app based connected experience accessed via QR codes looking to help consumers see Gulf Union’s products as a vital part of their school preparations.
Tecnau’s new division will focus on integrating a broad spectrum of hardware, software, robotics, and Internet of Things (IoT) within the digital print and packaging industries.
Transitioning to this new packaging paradigm has challenges. High among them are maintaining quality and cost control. There are, however, three success factors that can help mitigate risks.
Demand for smart connected packaging is increasing the need for companies to be customer-relevant: The drive to achieve supply chain resiliency while also advancing sustainability is paramount.
AR, NFC, QR codes and image recognition provide unique opportunity to engage consumers, tell a story and create a better brand experience for customers. But once consumers’ attention is caught, then what? How can you utilize it? Here are six examples of successful connected packaging.
AR, NFC, QR codes and image recognition, provide unique opportunity to engage consumers, tell a story, and create a better brand experience for customers. But once consumers’ attention is caught, then what? How can you utilize it? Here are six examples of successful connected packaging.
What if packaging could actually reduce food waste so there was more food on the shelves and less food in the landfill?
December 15, 2021
It’s hard to believe that 40% of food produced in the United States goes from “farm to fork to landfill.”* What if packaging could reduce food waste so there was more food on the shelves and less food in the landfill?