Diamond launches Emerald snack nuts

This month, Diamond of California will launch nationwide its Emerald of California snack nut brand in both rigid and flexible packages.

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Eight products will sell for $2.59-$4.99 in emerald green canisters containing 10 to 12 oz, while six varieties will retail in a 7-oz, resealable stand-up pouch for $2.99. All 14 will also be available for $2-$2.50 in 4.5-oz “mini” canisters (not shown) targeted to convenience stores.

Owens-Illinois blow-molds the canisters, which have a high-density polyethylene/ethylene vinyl alcohol multilayer construction. The emerald green container fits into auto cup holders and into backpacks. Two side grips make it easy to hold for on-the-go consumers. Consumers remove an injection-molded polypropylene cap from Berry Plastics to reveal a heat-sealed, peelable lidding membrane from Savoye Packaging. The liner structure is polyester/metallized polyester/linear low-density PE.

A full-body, oriented polystyrene shrink-sleeve label from American Fuji Seal “was utilized for the custom canister design, and for shelf presentation requirements,” says Vicki Zeigler, Diamond’s public relations manager. The 2-mil label is printed gravure in 10 colors. Artwork was provided by FutureBrand, both for the rigid containers and for the stand-up pouches from Deluxe Packages. The pouch structure includes 48-ga polyester that’s reverse-flexo-printed in eight colors/48-ga metallized polyester/3 mils LLDPE.

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