Snack Food Packaging

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Anchor Packaging, Inc. announces the addition of a new series of 6” square RPET containers and lids to meet the market demand for small salads, sides, and reduced portions.

With busy lifestyles ruling the convenience food market, packagers become more and more creative to keep their food in front of rushing consumers.

Bear Naked was one of the first brands to package granola in a flexible stand up pouch.

With the school year in full swing, fall's arrival and the busy holiday season around the corner, Stacy's Snacks today introduced Stacy's Bake Shop Bakery Crisps.

Join us as we discuss new packages popping up on store shelves including Vuka Intelligent Energy drinks in Ball Corporation's 16-oz. Alumi-Tek® bottles.

By now you have probably seen our yearly exclusive top 50 food packagers coverage. The June/July cover story uncovered the top 50 companies.

Designed for showcasing on salad dressing aisles, the new offerings will be sold in convenient colorful multiple packs each featuring six two-pack boxes containing two one-ounce envelopes that feature recipes on the back.

Campbell Soup Company and Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Inc. announce an agreement that will bring together Campbell’s, the number one soup brand in the United States, and Keurig®, the number one coffee brewer brand in the United States by dollar sales.

Eat eggs in the office at lunchtime and the chances are you won’t be too popular. The Original Egg Company, a new niche brand under the Stonegate family, last month launched the Snack Egg – a single portion shelled hard-boiled egg convenient for people who want to eat ‘on the go’ - with Waitrose the first to put it on their shelves.

You don't have to consume a lot of business news to see transparency as an issue in the food industry. Whether the topic is pink slime in McDonald's burgers, Whole Foods promising to label products with genetically modified ingredients, or IKEA recalling horsemeat-tainted meatballs, the bottom line is that people want to know what they're eating, and they want to be able to see it.