Articles Tagged with ''packaging design ''

Packaging companies in South Korea need to capitalize on consumers’ need for conveniently packaged products in single portion sizes that are convenient to eat on-the-go, finds new report by Canadean.

The demand for smaller packs will manifest in the market with packs at a maximum size of 250 milliliter, growing at an annual rate of 5.2% between 2013 and 2016.

Delivering package and label design projects is a collaborative process that involves many different roles and departments within an organization.

Anthem, a global creative agency that actively connects brands with consumers by amplifying desirability from package design to brand campaign to drive brand performance, announces that it has been honored with five packaging design awards.

When empty, the Drink Blocks bottles become both collectible toy building blocks and bilingual learning tools.

Indian chocolate brand, Cadbury Dairy Milk, has introduced an all-new modern and playful packaging.

Consumer wants and needs are affecting packaging innovation more than ever. In a culture of social media where we can hear customer feedback (wanted or not) via facebook, twitter, email, Linkedin and more, CPGs are bombarded with what the consumers want.

The shortening and buttery spread are packaged in BPA-free containers. The unrefined red palm oil is packed in an amber jar rather than a clear glass jar to help preserve the nutrients.

The cups' soft mesh filter offers the same convenience as other single cups, only with significantly less packaging than the traditional rigid-side format.

Now, fans of either the dark or light side can join the chocolate 'm'pire and display their allegiance with special blends of M&M'S with well-known Star Wars phrases and characters, like Darth Vader and Yoda.