Explore the many materials in development or available now to meet the marketing and protective needs of packaged products.
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Interactive makeup pack speaks to consumer passion points
Posted by Lisa McTigue Pierce, February 8, 2012
Urban Decay's Book of Shadows IV lets consumers download tutorial videos on how to apply the makeup through QR codes printed on enclosed "Look" cards. Users then plug their smartphone into the portable speaker provided in the package to help recreate the stunning looks. More
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Ampule applicators
Edited by Lisa McTigue Pierce, February 8, 2012
Functional, shaped applicator heads for the company's patented line of plastic ampules can be made from materials such as cosmetic foam, felts, wools, polyurethane and uncompressed melamine. More
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Toy packaging merges sustainability, fun
Posted by Jenni Spinner, Senior Editor, February 7, 2012
Each of these planet-friendly playthings is packaged in a 100-percent recyclable corrugated box printed with soy inks, with no twist ties or plastic wrap. More
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Prepared frozen food to reach $186 billion by 2015
Posted by Jenni Spinner, Senior Editor, February 7, 2012
The popularity of packaged frozen meals is on the rise, thanks to an increasing number of working moms, shifting ethnic demographics and advancements in food packaging technology. More
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PACKAGING BRIEFS Tuesday, February 7
Posted by Jenni Spinner, Senior Editor, February 7, 2012People, services, awards and news impacting the packaging industry. More -
New KLEENEX pack has a cool touch
John Kalkowski, February 6, 2012
Vacumet has teamed up with Graphic Packaging for an exciting product launch for KLEENEX Cool Touch Tissues, a tissue that releases a cool sensation to soothe sore noses. The two companies developed a holographic brushed aluminum pattern tinted with a blue hue to convey the tissue's benefit. More
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Does bubble wrap have healing powers?
Heather Caliendo, February 6, 2012
Ah, bubble wrap packaging. There is something about the pliable transparent plastic material that brings amusement to people of all ages. Some even say the recognizable popping sound when compressed and ruptured can even be used to alleviate the growing levels of stress here in the U.S. More
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Wines get image boost in eco-friendly packaging
Posted by John Kalkowski, February 3, 2012
The wine market is on the move in terms of consumption, variety of wines offered, and what constitutes suitable packaging. Just a few years ago, there were no serious alternatives to the glass bottle, but the market has changed dramatically. Wine now comes in pouches, PET bottles, bags-in-box, carton packs and metal cans. The increasing possibilities are gaining acceptance with wine-makers and consumers.
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Ampule applicators
Functional, shaped applicator heads for the company's patented line of plastic ampules can be made from materials such as cosmetic foam, felts, wools, polyurethane and uncompressed melamine.
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