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What is the role of product packaging, given the fast-changing face of retailing and consumer demand now?
A sales-expanding idea for health and beauty aids and other products.
Part 1 of a 2-part series explores the trend toward packaging machinery integrating purpose-built robotic capabilities.
It’s all about stewardship, life, and energy, and it’s playing out in the beauty and health and wellness categories.
DANI's candles, the glass and aluminum components, and the PLA packaging are all eco-friendly.
Procter & Gamble is infusing the power of design across the company. The restaging of Herbal Essences is one example. The brand is again on target, and sales are up.
Soap products company strives to keep environment clean with innovative multi-pack structure.
Brand design is so much more than the artistic veneer it once was. It’s
about orchestrating and delivering a total experience based on a deep
understanding of what the consumer wants. When orchestrated perfectly,
the design provides brand differentiation and delivers an experience
that’s positive, memorable, and unexpected.
Cost savings are commonly associated with a compromise to consumers. But Suave’s package redesign shows that a brand can have it all through integrated planning.
From the automotive aftermarket to personal-care products to pharmaceuticals, new brand authentication and anti-counterfeiting initiatives are swimming into view.
The F30 robotic vertical case packer from PRB is equally at home packing snack bars or shampoo bottles at speeds up to 20-30 cases per minute, and up to 100 individual products per minute. Find out why PRB has selected ELAU for its automation platform.
This robotic system from Polypack is the only pick and place equipment capable of handling ovals and unstable products. Watch how it works.
On a new shampoo line at this contract packaging facility, bottles are metered into and out of the filler from Pacific Packaging Machinery via starwheels. Shampoo is filled volumetrically in continuous motion into bottles that rest individually on cam-operated platforms.
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