Snack Food Packaging

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Health and wellness food company Atkins Nutrition has launched Atkins Harvest, a new sub range of carb-lite, low sugar, gluten free bars, into the U.K. with strategy, identity and packaging design by Brandon. The new range aims to move Atkins into the gluten free aisle, as the trend for healthy eating continues to sweep the U.K. and shoppers look for guilt-free snacking alternatives.

Ferris Coffee & Nut Company recently launched new packaging and recipe for its specialty line of snacks, Lush Gourmet Foods. Packaging features include a breakdown of ingredients, delicious pairing suggestions and pouches that make the line more consistent and approachable.

Smart packaging has come a long way – snack food bags can detect drunk drivers and beer bottles can play music – but more brands are investing in smart labels to connect brands and technology.

Uncertainty about the availability and price of aluminum foil used for packaging applications, in response to the antidumping duty (AD) and countervailing duty (CVD) investigations led by the U.S. Department of Commerce, is prompting CPG companies and converters to consider alternative substrates and creative solutions. Toray Plastics (America) Inc. offers MET OPP and MET PET films available to replace foil. 

Reichel Foods, a fresh-cut produce snack manufacturer introduces the PRO2snax to the Max line extension, protein-packed meal replacements made up of fresh produce and healthy proteins.

Campbell Wrapper Corporation displayed the Revolution Horizontal Flow Wrapper with a sanitary hygienic infeed and a MGS Pick n’ Place Feeder recently at Pack Expo Las Vegas 2017.

The Food Processing Suppliers Association announces that it has extended its formal alliance with Messe Düsseldorf through the PROCESS EXPO 2023 trade show. 

When Oberto reformulated some of their beef jerky products, it ran into issues with smaller product particulates getting caught in the seal area, thus causing leakers and rejects. To solve production challenges, Oberto turned to Triangle Package Machinery Company.

The good news is this: New package designs and formats are constantly launching to help us better eat on the go.