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Key nutritional information has been moved to the top corner of the box which highlights the dietary benefits of the muffins including the fact that they are gluten free, dairy free, low in calories and contain 5 grams of fiber.

It's that time of year again. The hustle and bustle of the holiday season is upon us and not a single aspect of life is left undecorated. Every year homeowners decorate their houses, malls deck the halls and food and beverage packagers release a plethora of gift sets featuring unique packaging, intriguing combinations and special edition branded items to bring holiday cheer to the grocery aisles.

Available in a convenient packet for snacking, updating your favorite recipe or eating on-the-go, RENOLA is a great alternative to classic granola.

According to a recent study from PMMI, The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies, retail ready packaging (RRP) markets around the world are healthy and growing.

High-protein diets like Paleo and the Primal Diet are trending.

Lay's brings forward its global campaign with international football superstar Lionel Messi for consumers in India,

Printed on a silver metallic substrate with a vibrant color palette that pops on shelf, the PEEPS MINIS package is eye-catching, colorful and appealing to consumers of all ages.

As plastics have become more and more common in packaging, concerns have arisen about their ability to compromise the quality and safety of products. Therefore, there has been a marked increase in demand for packaging materials that give even greater protection to their contents, particularly in the food and beverage sector.

The dessert pops look like and peel like bananas, but in true WONKA form, the peels are deliciously edible. Now available in freezer aisles nationwide, the dessert pops are available in two srcrummdiddlyumptious flavors, Vanilla Banana and Vanilla Grape.

More shoppers are purchasing private label (store brand) products this year compared to last year, according to a recent study of more than 6,200 consumers by Market Force Information