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Recession Proof!
Packaging that gets you through the economic downpour.

by Rick Barrack

Home Air Fresheners: A Category that's Anything but Stale
Of course, every product can’t meet the needs of every consumer. But it is important to consider a few need states that seem to characterize discrete groups of air freshener users.

by Ken Miller

In Brands We Trust: How to Regain Consumer Trust
The economic downturn, rising cost of goods and an uncertain future have created dramatic changes in consumer attitudes.

by Peter Clarke

The New Normal
My father-in-law wears a pair of well-worn overalls to do chores on his Colorado hobby farm. The horses, sheep and his dog Cassie don’t seem to mind. But I mention it because the frayed garment represents a philosophy he’s always followed and imparted on his kids and, now, me.

by Pauline Hammerbeck

Coming Soon!

2010 Design Gallery: Call for Submissions

Got an interesting packaging initiative? Send it in for consideration in BRANDPACKAGING's DESIGN GALLERY, our hardbound December issue that has become known as the definitive brand packaging design annual. But hurry--all entries must be in by August 22, 2009! Click here for more details.


Packaging That Sells Conference

OCTOBER 22 - 23, 2009 > In a time that calls for more effective marketing strategies, our Packaging that Sells conference will detail how and why packaging is fast-becoming a brand marketer’s most-favored marketing tool. We're bringing together retail executives and consumer packaged goods marketers, along with their package design and development teams, to offer real-world examples of the powerful influence packaging has on consumer buying decisions—a critical objective in today’s tight economy. For details, visit www.packagingthatsells.com.


Alleviating luxury shoppers’ guilt - June 26, 2009
Grass is greener at Yankee Stadium - June 26, 2009
Insight: More “touchable” packaging - June 26, 2009
Heard - June 26, 2009
Packaging as art - June 4, 2009



Nutrisoda: No longer an oxymoron
Now, the “soda with the right kind of pop” features the right kind of packaging, too.

by Stephanie Hildebrandt

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FRANCE> Teens Dizzy for Yogurt
Yoplait redefined the European yogurt segment in the ’90s by introducing teens to the idea of yogurt-to-go with its Yop brand.

SPAIN> Salt turns to oval, colorful packaging
On the outside, consumers see oval, colorful, simplistic packaging. On the inside, they find SosoFactory’s fleur de sel in eight varieties

AUSTRIA> Redesign of a Century-Old Spice Brand
For more than 125 years, the name Kotányi has been synonymous with premium spices and herbs in Austria.

Coca-Cola is lovin' summer
Summer is finally here. And with it comes Coca-Cola North America’s Limited Edition Summer Collector’s Series: five summer- themed designs appearing on can packs, 2L bottles and 20oz bottles.

Baxter brings back Bravado
Baxter of California, an American company that produces men’s grooming products, has re-introduced Bravado. Making its original debut in the early 1970s, the cologne has been retired for more than seven years now.

Ferrero shakes up Tic Tac packaging
In order to reduce its carbon footprint, Ferrero U.S.A. has integrated new, flexible and recyclable polypropylene packaging for its entire line of Tic Tac mints, including Tic Tac CHILL and Tic Tac Bold. And don’t worry. The brand still retains its signature rattle, but with a softer, more muted tone.

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