What’s New In Fresh Produce Packaging – 01
In my article about the recent FruitLogistica 2015 in Berlin I gave a round-tour of how fresh produce is packaged in these days. It’s obvious that the 2015 consumer anxious […]
In my article about the recent FruitLogistica 2015 in Berlin I gave a round-tour of how fresh produce is packaged in these days. It’s obvious that the 2015 consumer anxious […]
We continue our story about the recent developments in flexible packaging, highlighted by the 58th Annual FPA Flexible Packaging Achievement Awards recently presented by the Flexible Packaging Association. 4. Ghost […]
According to Euromonitor stand-up pouches are and will be up to 2017, one of the fastest growing packaging formats. In favour of the pouch is its lighter weight, compared with […]
In this part about the developments in stand-up pouches we will see various new applications for this popular packaging format. You don’t only see new and unexpected products packaged in […]
Did I speak, in my previous article, about self-heating technology in general and the beverage cans of Fast Drinks and Hot-Can in particular, in this issue we talk about HeatGenie, […]
Consumer who want it the way they want it and want it now, are no longer just sitting in London, New York or Los Angeles. They’re also in São Paolo, […]
Two years ago I wrote about a new development as a result of a collaboration of some Brazilian packaging companies. The PaperPouch was a joint effort of Ibema, Tradbor, Dow […]
Milk sold in bags is a regular choice for 60% of consumers in Canada, Poland, South Africa and China and to a certain extent in the UK. However in 2010 […]
In part 01 I gave an overview of the actual soup (dry and liquid) market targeting the on-the-go consumer. In this part I will describe some designs which easily can […]
Many times I have advocated the interesting possibilities born out of cross-influencing packaging innovations from one consumer sector to the other. You can call it synergy, or whatever, it is […]
The Zipbox combines the attributes of folding carton and pouch packaging to create an easy-opening package that also recloses securely. As the story goes, some 130 years ago, the folding […]
This blog, as my readers know, writes about innovations in packaging technology, with the accent on technology. In other words it’s not a design website, as so many others on […]
Between my last chapter about Natural Cork as a wine stopper and the next one about the synthetic (plastic) wine stopper, a short story about the S-Pouch, as tomorrow opens […]
In 2009, worldwide 274,273 new products were introduced, this is 22,856 packages per month, 761 per day or 32 per hour. In this wave of new products and consequently new […]
The shelves in any store today show flexible packaging as a popular packaging technique. In addition to providing a different shape and feel for consumers, flexible packaging can also stand […]
In the 1950s cellophane was the only clear film material available as flexible packaging material. In the 1960s, flexible packages started to evolve, with new processes and material innovations introduced […]
Looking at the many introductions of ‘new’ products in stand-up pouches this packaging format has gained a lot of popularity in the USA, in part because of the requirement to […]
Ampac Flexibles’ patented, recloseable, ShakerPak dispensing stand-up pouch to handle dry chemical or granular products, is unique in that the bottom of the bag has been replaced with an inside […]
The development of the CarboPouch, a stand-up pouch for low-carbonated drinks, opens the possibility for draft beer microbreweries to fill on-site clean, ready-to-go stand-up pouches, featuring a spout and a […]