An Italian cheese company is distributing single-serve wedges of premium cheese for the American market.

A container for individually wrapped pieces of beef jerky is made from formed polypropylene.

Several of Kellogg Co.’s most popular ready-to-eat cereals are now available in easy-open single-serve flexible packaging.

A cream liqueur called Spirit of Liberty comes in a glass decanter that certainly reflects the name.

A cocktail mixer from Dr Pepper-Snapple has won an award from the Glass Packaging Institute for its asymmetric curved glass bottle.

TummyTickler fruit juice for young children now comes in a 4-ounce toddler version with a reusable, spill-resistant novelty cap.

An energy drink has come out in “power shot” form, entering the $125 million category of energy drinks that pack a full component of energy-boosting components into a serving of about 2 ounces.

British food retailer Sainsbury's recently rolled out milk in flexible plastic bags, meant to be used with a specially designed pitcher.

Coca-Cola has rolled out 2-liter polyethylene terephthalate (PET) versions of Coke Classic and other brands that call to mind the classic contours of its glass bottles.

A new dip from ConAgra Foods comes in a plastic cup with shrink label.