Best in New Food and Beverage Packaging December 2023

Sustainably wrapped Snickers bar, cryptic notes in food packs, Kellanova cuts plastic in snacks packs, Doritos-flavored spirits, too-sexy packaging, McCormick's sustainability.

Rick Lingle, Senior Technical Editor

January 2, 2024

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Food and beverage brands constantly launch new products and new packages, many of which are posted to social media — if you can find them. Packaging Digest highlights the best of them on a regular basis, with the most recent “find” at the beginning. This content archives the Best in Food & Beverage Packaging for December 2023.

You'll find this month's live stream here: Best in Food & Beverage Packaging.

Snickers bar in China switches from nonrecyclable multilayer film to recyclable mono-PP alternative.

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Consumers find cryptic notes in sealed food packaging across Pennsylvania.

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Mondi, Skånemejerier partner mono-material polypropylene (PP) packaging for ICA's Hushållsost cheese.

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Alaska Airlines partners with brewer to introduces non-alcohol beer on flights.

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Kellanova cuts 124,000 pounds of plastic from Cheez-It Snap'd, Cheez-It Puff'd, and Club Crisps packaging.

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Packaging Digest’s food and beverage packaging articles of the year.

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Limited-edition Barilla pasta packaging.

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Trends in pet food packaging.

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Distilled spirits with the flavor of Doritos nacho cheese flavor.

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Charming cookie tins at Target are decked out for the holidays...and several are interactive.

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Striking award-winning beverage designs.

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New water-resistant packaging paper is curbside recyclable.

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McCormick announces its Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) for 2050 net-zero goals.

Beverage can award winners.

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Packaging suppliers adding QR codes to assist consumers with recycling.

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Crown completes new beverage can facility in Peterborough, England.

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Research: Preparation and reverse recycling logistics of a new type of nano-filled antibacterial layer packaging film for dairy products.

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How grocery retailers can ensure food safety and sustainability in organic food packaging.

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Smirnoff, Gordon's, and Captain Morgan packed in reusable packaging from Eco Spirits.

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Do we really need sexy food packaging?

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Hey Swifties: Taylor Swift packaging reflects the excitement of her brand.

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Just in time: food packaging ornaments.

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Beverage container market seeing significant growth with a projected increase from $185.45 billion in 2022 to $290.77 billion by 2032.

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PentAwards 2023 Drinks platinum award winner: Lagg’s awesome Scotch Whisky packaging.

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Packaging fails and the rise in recalls.

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How to incorporate artificial intelligence in your packaging design.

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The search for the 100% fiber bottles.

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Nestlé UK and Ireland invests $8.8 million in a new plastic recycling plant set to open in Durham, North England.

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Novolex unveils recyclable food packaging containers made with 10% recycled plastic.

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Packaging Digest’s Food & Beverage Packaging News.

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Epic Super Mario beverage display.

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New pack designs and updated formulations for Earthborn Pets include use of 25% recycled packaging.

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About the Author

Rick Lingle

Senior Technical Editor, Packaging Digest and PlasticsToday

Rick Lingle is Senior Technical Editor, Packaging Digest and PlasticsToday. He’s been a packaging media journalist since 1985 specializing in food, beverage and plastic markets. He has a chemistry degree from Clarke College and has worked in food industry R&D for Standard Brands/Nabisco and the R.T. French Co. Reach him at [email protected] or 630-408-7184.

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