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Flexible packaging
Krafting a better bottle
Marking its 20th year, the DuPont Awards for Packaging Innovation 2008 include a number of notable achievements in sustainable packaging.
Contract packaging
Drivers of private-label growth
In 2006, private-label brands represented 20.5% of all product units purchased and $68.6 billion in sales in the United States, according to the Private Label Manufacturers Association.
Materials & containers
Colorful tubs chill out
Switch from paper to chill-resistant plastic heats up Blue Bunny brand ice cream sales.
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Is personal care the next convenience packaging surge?
“Personal care may be the next big arena for convenience packaging as more time-pressed consumers engage in on-the-go grooming.”
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Is personal care the next convenience packaging surge?
The growth of on-the-go packaged products appears headed for the personal care market.
Flexible packaging
Fresh-cut fruit to grow with packaging
Fresh-cut fruits will be the beneficiary of several new materials for packaging that are likely to permit growth that’s projected to be similar to that of fresh-cut vegetables and salads a decade ago.
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Summit Publishing Company Redesigns Packaging World
Is eight years old too young for a face-lift? Summit Publishing Company doesn’t think so and today announced plans to makeover their leading business publication, Packaging World, Summit’s monthly packaging tabloid will be redesigned and trimmed down to a more contemporary 9”x11” size as of January 2002.
Primary packaging
Filler meets tough standards at Stonyfield
Stonyfield Farm is so confident about the potential sales of its Yo Squeeze organic yogurt for kids that it’s purchased a second vf/f/s machine. Each machine produces 200 tubes/min, with an unusual ‘butt seal.’
Flexible packaging
New books profile converters, private-label manufacturers
Need to know more about packaging converters in North America or about the continued growth of store brands?
