Off the Shelf Video

Pompton Lakes, NJ-based H2M has launched 989 On Demand, a rehydration beverage in a 19-oz PET bottle with a patented cap that holds vitamins, minerals, and electrolytes inside. The consumer twists the cap to release these active ingredients.

Used by Walmart, Target, and other store brands, the tub enables easy opening, and more hygienic scooping of the powdered formula, as well as an anti-theft tag option.

Lundberg Family Farms recently launched a new pouch for its organic rice that employs Velcro® closure technology that allows consumers to easily open and reclose the pack without having to align zippers.

Editor Pat Reynolds takes a close look at a uniquely functional dispensing spout applied to a standup aseptic pouch marketed by a Heinz division in the Netherlands.

Editor Pat Reynolds compares four supermarket offerings of single-serve salty snacks in four different multi-pack formats, including the new BalePack.

Lindy Hughson, managing editor PKN Packaging News (Australia), was one of the packaging journalists from the International Packaging Press Organization (IPPO) who recently joined Packaging World VP Editor Pat Reynolds at Tokyo Pack. In this video Hughson shows which packages caught her eye during an IPPO tour of an Aeon supermarket.

Cargill’s Truvia uses packaging to market the natural sweetener with sugar, this time for its 1.5-lb Truvia Baking Blend stand-up pouch with a pour spout that offers easy opening and closing.