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How can a complete boxed set of Neil Young’s early music fetch as much as $300?
Mondi was recently awarded as the best performer in the Basic Materials Sector of the Forest Footprint Disclosure Project (FFD), a new initiative, backed by 34 financial institutions with $3.5 trillion in collective assets under management.
Redco Foods Inc., a manufacturer of Red Rose and Salada teas, received a 2009 American Package Design Award from Graphic Design USA magazine for its redesigned Salada Green Tea 20- and 40-count boxes.
A paperboard tray for beverages and food items was all decked out in commemorative graphics when the Saints and Colts met up on Super Bowl Sunday.
The unique environment of the wholesale club store demands that packaging be retail-ready, eye-catching, innovative, and environmentally friendly to secure product sales.
The design for the Neil Young Archives, Volume 1 boxed set has been nominated for a Grammy Award at the annual music celebration in January.
An optimistic job outlook, Rx-to-OTC switches, and upbeat packaging sales predictions offer a beacon of hope for healthcare product packagers.
Godiva trims more than 30% of its printing costs by switching from an imported specialty paper to a foil metallic coated paper. Sustainability gains are impressive.
Medical device manufacturers are turning to custom cards to address innovative eco-initiatives, including package downsizing, ink-less labeling, and aerodynamic product protection.
Quay Vodka Mediterranean’s glass bottle raises the graphic intensity in the spirits aisle through stunning color.
A breakthrough all-natural, zero-calorie sweetener from Cargill, Truvia is packed in a unique, hooded carton on a custom line that produces nearly 300 million sachets/year.
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