Category: Product Innovations
Resealable Packaging Set to Make Great Impact
Resealable Packaging Set to Make Great Impact In recent years, resealable packaging has been considered as the FMCG packaging standard for consumer convenience. According to , the packaging market has become highly competitive. Conferring with it is predicted that by 2024 resealable packaging market will be growing faster ...
5 packaging trends for 2017
Based on a recent report by Mintel Group Ltd., we look at 5 key packaging trends for 2017. 1. Unique packaging design Traditionally, the main function of packaging is to protect products, but growing customer demands and new developments in the industry have led a path to fresh challenges and opportunities. Packaging can have an impact on ...
Is re-sealable technology winning over packaging phobic consumers
Let’s face it, outside its dedicated media, packaging rarely gets a good press. At best, packaging is taken for granted, its role often misunderstood. One problem is, it’s invisible – until it becomes waste! Then we see it everywhere, it litters our streets, our hedgerows and our beaches. It’s an emotive subject, attracting ...
Reseal-it® helping foods stay fresher and tastier longer
Recent years have seen the rapid growth of re-sealable flexible packaging, representing a resounding ‘thumbs up’ from a consumer base not known for its love of packaging per se. Changing demographics – an ageing population, increased student numbers and people living alone – have helped to influence the way products are packaged. As ...
Re-sealable food packs - what consumers want from them
The whole raison d’être of packaging is to keep products in prime condition until they reach their destination, or until they are consumed or used. It’s this last point where the effectiveness of re-sealable packaging technologies can be measured and compared. In a world where there is a widespread aversion to perceived over-packaging, ...
Study finds ease of opening products still influences purchasing
Article featured in Packaging News (online edition - April 2014): Packaging expert Dr Alaster Yoxall, from Sheffield Hallam University, conducted the study among over-65s for . It found that 75 % of participants thought price was the most important factor influencing purchase, followed by 33% thinking brand loyalty and 25% influenced by ...
