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Package design is more than graphics. Read the latest news focused on packaging form, structure, consumer functionality and scalability in manufacturing.
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‘Chromatografting' imparts barrier to paper
Rick Lingle, Technical Editor, June 17, 2013
A sustainable method from BT3 Technologies of France deposits fatty acids on paper substrates to yield superior barrier properties against moisture and oxygen. More
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Packaging Patent update on the ‘Carbowl'
Rick Lingle, Technical Editor, June 17, 2013
Chef David SooHoo provides an update on a patent for the "Carbowl" that was issued 10 years ago that addresses on-the-go and quick-serve restaurant meal occasions and what he's learned about patents and about packaging. More
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Del Monte freshens up its produce labels
Posted by Lisa McTigue Pierce, Executive Editor, June 16, 2013
New graphics—including the look of the highly recognizable "shield"—will appear on all fruit, vegetables and tomato packaging to communicate the brand's garden quality. More
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Museum builds Recycle Reef exhibit with protective packaging
Posted by Lisa McTigue Pierce, Executive Editor, June 16, 2013
To promote recycling, the Perot Museum of Nature and Science in Dallas has built a temporary summer exhibit made entirely of recyclable honeycomb protective packaging from Hexacomb, including a shipwreck and kelp plants rising up from the sea floor.
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Improve health and waste nothing: The Elemental Essentialz formula
Rick Lingle, Technical Editor, June 14, 2013
Theresa Harris, founder/CEO of Elemental Essentialz, presents her unique sustainability-driven insights Tues., June 18, from 1:00 - 2:45 p.m. as part of the EastPack seminar series. More
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Grab-and-go beverage sales soar
Posted by Lisa McTigue Pierce, Executive Editor, June 14, 2013
Want to take advantage of this beverage growth trend? Here are what beverage producers and marketers should keep in mind when formulating new products and their packaging. More
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IML adds appetite appeal to biscuit packaging
Posted by Rick Lingle, Technical Editor, June 13, 2013
The packaging for United Biscuits' Family Circle Biscuits brand in the UK features high-quality graphics using in-mold labeling for both the plastic lid and box. More
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Leading lessons: EastPack seminars
Rick Lingle, Technical Editor, June 12, 2013
Looking for a competitive edge? Two days of numerous in-depth packaging seminars provide an assortment of options to complement your tradeshow time with timely topics that will provide insights and spark ideas. More
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in response to Bakery launches new packaging tin for famous cookiesI think this is wonderful! Pepperidge Farm is such a great company. It doesn't...
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in response to Pepperidge Farm honors U.S. military with specially-designed Goldfish packagingTo connect the closure to the body a shrinksleeve could be used.Fuji seal can...
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