See What’s Possible in Packaging & Processing @ PACK EXPO International
See packaging & processing solutions from 2,600 exhibitors and gain insights from 150+ free educational sessions at PACK EXPO International.
REGISTER NOW & SAVE

Create a free Packaging World account to continue reading

Form, function define ice cream pack

The high quality, user-friendliness, and eye-catching decoration of this new ice cream package were key factors in its selection for a new range of ice-creams from Russian manufacturer Taice.

In-mold labeled package includes an on-pack spoon.
In-mold labeled package includes an on-pack spoon.

Thanks to In-Mould Labeling by package supplier RPC Superfos, it is possible to show the texture of the ice cream in razor-sharp photo quality on the injection-molded polypropylene package. This is complemented by the striking blue colour of the lid that catches the consumer’s attention. Overall this smart look of the EasySnackingTMcontainer makes the product stand out on shelf.

In addition to these powerful colours and smooth design lines, the integral spoon ofthe handy packageis a keyfeature for Taice. The spoon is neatly separated from the ice cream, and easy to grasp under a tear-off label in the lid.Taice made the vital packaging decision in collaboration with Denis Komarov, the company representative at UnipakCentr.

“The Taice ice cream is of excellent quality so it was important to find a packaging solution on a matching quality level,” he explains. “In the EasySnackingTMpot, we found what we were looking for. We value the entire packaging solution, but the spoon deserves a special mention. It is sturdy, convenient and perfectly in tune with consumer demand for an easy sweet treat.”

A new player in the Russian ice-cream market, Taice sells its product through food markets, cinemas, pizzerias, and gas stations.

Co-packers: the competitive gap is widening
Brands want more than low bids. See what automation, services, and sustainability mean for CM/CPs in 2026.
Read More
Co-packers: the competitive gap is widening
Is your packaging line built for connected packaging?
RFID, QR codes, and 2D barcodes are reshaping CPG operations. See how leading brands are adapting.
Read More
Is your packaging line built for connected packaging?