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Paper and cardboard solutions provider Edelmann used a package fitting for the premium eye serum: an elegant dark gray and white folding carton refined with gloss varnish and then embossed.
The structure was developed by JohnsByrne Company and was one of the 233 Key Art Awards winners in 2012.
Seeking a new design for its dairy portfolio of 300 SKUs, Sunnyside Farms hired Murray Brand Communications.
Sustainability is quickly becoming the next great innovation in business.
Mederma Stretch Marks Therapy is lighting up retail shelves with a stunning new package upgrade that addresses major retail challenges.
The company's EnviroGuard package for VetGuard Plus was chosen as the Excellence in Flexography Best of Show winner in the paperboard class.
This package claims to have a more environmentally sustainable design than competing packages.
The cartons average 70 percent paper from responsibly managed forests and join the company's bio-based cap made from sugar cane.
The range, both coated and uncoated, is FSC certified with many 50 percent post-consumer waste recycled options.
We all recognize the beginning signs — a little tickle in the back of the throat, a sniffle and that subtle feeling of fatigue — that moment before a full-blown cold hits.
BRANDPACKAGING’s packaging conference returned for a tenth year with a focus on a single message: Make It Matter.
On-Demand Consumers often choose products based on packaging, but how satisfied are they once they try to carry, store, open, use or dispose of the product package?
The May/June 2013 issue examines sustainabiltity and its place in brand packaging. You can also read the issue at the Digital Editions.
Take a look at Consumer Insight, our monthly infographic focus on current data and demographic facts happening in the groups you and your customer’s brands are reaching. This month examines region's influence on consumers' purchases. .
A design annual unlike any other, Design Gallery Volume 10 is not just a study in good design. It’s a look at how packaging can successfully demonstrate structural and graphic innovation, make strong shelf impact, meet consumer, shopper and retailer needs and support and convey the brand story.
