Product packaging is just as important for gaining and retaining customers as the product itself

With the public consuming more single portion snacks than ever, frozen food start-ups with the “next great” frozen dessert or culinary delight must figure out how to navigate the delicate balance between conserving precious capital and providing professional-grade packaged products.

The new Bebo Swing incorporates a unique perforation process which ensures easy opening. The re-closable lid can be hinged or fully removed.

VersaLock's corner tab indicates tampering while its tight perimeter seal keeps food fresh, resists leaks and eliminates the need for shrink bands.

Meyer Seals has developed three innovative products whose main objective is to simplify processes that, until now, appeared to be unbeatable.

World demand for caps and closures is projected to rise 5.3 percent per year to $46 billion in 2016. Value gains will be supported by raw material price increases and greater use of value-added closures such as dispensing, child-resistant, and tamper-evident types. Unit advances will be driven by the continued popularity of single-serving bottles in the beverage market and further inroads by plastic containers into closureless packaging segments such as metal cans. These and other trends are presented in World Caps & Closures, a new study from The Freedonia Group, Inc., a Cleveland-based industry market research firm.

The combibloc EcoPlus carton pack generates less CO2, and is now also available with the very lightweight and therefore extremely resource efficient combiCap screw cap – a packaging solution that combines environmentally friendly features and exceptional convenience.