The global e-commerce packaging marketing is projected to see a compound annual growth rate of 11.3% through 2023, cites The Freedonia Group. Apparel and accessories alone took 18% of the market in 2018.

While brands fight to stay relevant in this age of rapidly increasing environmental awareness, a whole host of regulations and targets are driving change in almost every type of business.

The private-label food collection rebrand brings fashion back to food, with a collection that captures the stylish, irreverent and unique British style of luxury department store Harvey Nichols.

The distinction between mass-market and luxury products is becoming blurred, prompting luxury brands to turn to innovative technologies and strategies to attract customers to their high-end goods. According to a Smithers Pira report, the global luxury packaging market is expected to increase by an annual average of 1.3 percent to 2022.

Baby Dove parent-company Unilever looked to Supremia International and co-packer Menasha in the development of a unique, parent-friendly Baby Dove Complete Care Baby Essentials Gift Pack. Available in two sizes, the gift pack features a flexible, reusable basket holder containing multiple baby bath products.

Brand owners, packaging designers and converters can leverage BillerudKorsnäs’ expertise to challenge conventional packaging for a sustainable future by visiting booth #S-6869 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, Sept. 25-27.

Continuing advances in foil packaging provide brands with dazzling new labeling solutions that attract new customers and reassure existing ones of their quality.

Serving the luxury packaging sector, Pujolasos Wood & Pack is known for its wood caps on products ranging from cosmetic packaging including perfume bottles to whiskey and brandy bottles. 

Brand enhancement specialist API has underlined its on-trend credentials by adding a new color to its PG range of pigment hot stamping foils. 

Data from the Smithers Pira report "The Future of Global Packaging to 2020" estimates a total world market for all packaging in 2015 worth $839 billion.