Peter Clarke

Sustainable Packaging

Game-changing packaging solutions for a sustainable future

Custom-product vending machines, bulk product stores, and returnable, reusable packaging are just some of the emerging trends in sustainable packaging that could dramatically change the consumer/brand relationship.

November 3, 2011

Coca-Cola’s freestyle machine features more than 100 different beverage options.

Don't let your assets become your innovation liability

Let’s face it—innovation is all the rage, and packaging is proving to be the new frontier. The proliferation of channel surfing, web browsing, and shortened attention spans in general have diminished advertising’s effectiveness. Not surprisingly, brands have come to rely more heavily on the package to make the sale.

May 7, 2007

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Each can of Nialis non-alcoholic beer depicts silhouetted hikers or explorers bearing flags—a symbolic nod to Summit’s entry into the NA segment.

Package Design Plants a Flag for Non-Alcoholic Craft Beer

Summit Brewing’s Nialas non-alcoholic craft beer line uses an adventure-themed packaging design to connect with active consumers and convey the flavor-forward character of the beers.

Paper’s widespread recyclability enables CPGs to incorporate post-consumer materials and reduce use of virgin resources.

CPGs Embrace Paper’s Circular Properties, but Shelf Life and Barrier Hurdles Remain

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Survey: Automation and Robotics Makes Its Way to Secondary & End-of-Line

This transition is expected to eliminate over 500 metric tons of virgin plastic per year, resulting in an estimated reduction of 694 metric tons of CO₂ emissions annually.

Nestlé Purina PetCare, Amcor, and A'Peel Design Packaging for Recyclability

RAPPLON® Homogenous Elastic Belts by Ammeraal Beltech

RAPPLON® Homogenous Elastic Belts by Ammeraal Beltech