Packaging Digest

Our five senses — taste, touch, sight, hearing, and smell — allow our body to take everything in. The more senses are used, the better the memory, and the process enhanced. Here’s how this theory applies to drug development, packaging design, and patient experience. …

Packaging for a pale ale from Sapporo-Stone Brewing and USC combines brand imagery from both the brewer and the Trojans. …

The child-resistant cap for amber vials features a two-step opening procedure for people with limited dexterity. …

Will your special-edition cookie packaging contain characters for the light side or the dark side of the Force?
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The National Plastics Exposition mega-show held last week featured innovations across 1 million sq ft, many of which involved PET packaging for food and beverages. …

Eco-Products and Ozzi team to expand a reusable plastic container program in the US that reduces foodservice costs and waste.
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Strategic packaging design can elevate everyday items into little luxuries that give consumers a rewarding “treat” experience.
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Toppan Specialty Films, cast PP films market, film-replacing EcoPro Paper-Wrap, Dionis Goat Milk Skincare’s refillable pouches, Beavertown Beer’s compostable packets with a purpose.
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My recent experience with a prescription refill blew me away. And now I’m going to expect all packs to live up to this high standard.
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Milacron and partners perfect the injection molding of a precise layer of recycled content — mechanical or advanced processes — to sustainably boost the eco-footprint of 5-gal plastic pails. …