Abigail Lewis-ReinholdtRecyclingCanister sends Rugrats to MexicoIn April, Mexico's largest baked goods company, Marinela, released a special line of cookies dedicated to the Mexican release of the Nickelodeon movie, "Rugrats in Paris." The product is housed in a slim 113x1110 composite canister from Sonoco (Hartsville, SC). It's topped with a molded plastic dispenser in the shape of one of the seven main Rugrats characters.July 31, 2001Coding, Printing & Labeling'No-label' look reflects purity of productGlobal Balance Co. switches from a glass jar to an HDPE tube for consumer benefits, vastly improving product sales.August 31, 2000FlexiblesShrink wrap solves promo problemsMayes Brothers, a manufacturer of carpentry levels, has increased its business and found a faster and cheaper method of packaging with PVC shrink wrap.August 31, 2000Page 1 of 1Top StoriesBio-basedGrove Toilet Cleaner Pods Reduce PVA, Use Compostable PouchNew toilet bowl cleaner pods from Gove Co. use 38% less PVA and are sold in a certified home-compostable pouch, replacing the brand’s earlier metal tins.Adhesive applicationCoca-Cola's Topo Chico Innovates in Case Gluing and SealingPMMI News2025 Packaging State of the Industry: U.S. Expands, Canada Maintains Strong BaseBio-basedCrocs is First to Use Algae-Based Ink in CMYK PackagingSponsor ContentTraceability in Packaging: From Obligation to Opportunity
