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Food Packaging Insights - July 2, 2009
Consumers green up to a point; FTC enforcement lags
Tax virgin PET, green chemist says
Survey: Consumers mistrustful over safety
Costco exec: Private label on a tear
French whipped cream makes decorating easy
Chili bottle keeps it simple
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Food Packaging Insights - June 25, 2009
Brands, even organics, suffering in recession
Connecticut AG slams industry over BPA
UK retailer sheds cereal cartons
Tyson settles water-treatment suit
Quaker bars held together with minimal material
Swedish pâté tubs come in pairs
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Food Packaging Insights - June 4, 2009
Portion-controlled snacks lag in bad economy
Happy 35th birthday for bar code
New chief says FDA will help consumers more
DuPont honors sustainable packaging
Bacon package has clear impact
Dutch cheese tray looks good all over
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Food Packaging Insights - May 21, 2009
Food frugality may outlast recession
Chicago bans BPA from baby bottles
FDA warns about Cheerios health claims
Study: Give Aussie consumers the green (or red) light
Ameristar award winners show ingenuity in design and functionality
Veggies come with tray for the grill
I can’t believe it’s in sticks
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Food Packaging Insights - May 7, 2009
Wood and plastic pallets are platforms for dispute
New product launches down 51%
Sun Chips packed in PLA
Kraft vows to lose 25 million packaging pounds
Barbecue tub shucks paper sleeve
Turkey and ham in marriage of convenience
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Food Packaging Insights - April 16, 2009
Calls mount for food safety overhaul
Fish canner joins no-BPA lineup
Tesco: Leave excess packaging here
Sugar seizes opportunities from HFCS
Oreos go long (and thin)
Dutch sauce comes with own warmer
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Food Packaging Insights - April 2, 2009
New sterilizing methods unveiled
‘Best-by’ date-switch conviction reversed
UK packaging to bear recyclability symbols
Study: Dropping prices can hurt brands
ConAgra extends dual-bowl concept
Snickers Dark gets new graphics
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Food Packaging Insights - March 19, 2009
Senate, House both seek food safety fixes
100-calorie packs cut snack consumption in study
Kraft to play conservative on innovation
Pallet fire safety regs under attack
‘Crush cup’ for yogurt obviates spoon
Shrink label provides full coverage
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Food Packaging Insights - March 5, 2009
Economy changes product line-ups, package sizes
Bar codes help Kroger protect consumers
DuPont exec: Reduction not enough
Canadians still not cool with COOL
Heinz adds to Friday’s line
Shearer rolls out own chip brand
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Food Packaging Insights - February 19, 2009
Economy makes food consumers trade down
Oy! Kosher sign omitted from Girl Scout cookies
Nano-technique points to extra-high barriers
Your cookies aren’t so ‘good,’ UK tells Kellogg
Clamshell showcases colorful pasta
Fresh Israeli chicken lasts 8 days
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Food Packaging Insights - February 5, 2009
Prevent
mandatory recalls
Study: BPA never
leaves the human body
Quebec cake maker fined for targeting children
Tuna downsizing is
fishy for cooks
Kellogg tests square
cereal boxes
Mars targets women
with new candy
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Food Packaging Insights - January 22, 2009
Group aims to make suppliers follow
HACCP
P&G, Kraft settle coffee container
suit
Packaging machinery demand to grow
Deadline
looming for DuPont Awards entries
Chicken
has nothing to hide
Foaming
sauces win French award
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Food Packaging Insights - January 8, 2009
Muddy
picture for food business in 2009
Mexico joins Canada with COOL complaint
More consumers prefer bigger packaging
Sara Lee launches new nutritional labels
Joy
of Cooking now in frozen aisle
Liquified
‘peanut butter’ packaged in pouch
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Food Packaging Insights - December 18, 2008
Obama gets heaping
helpings of advice
Ready-to-eat meal sales increasing
Private labels soaring while economy tanks
GMA: 2009 priorities will be safety, security
British
cake mix shakes up in package
Lemon
juice bottle is fancier, lighter
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Food Packaging Insights - December 11, 2008
Go green to live, CPG companies
told
FDA
sends inspectors abroad
Aseptic
on rise in the soup aisle
Poll:
People eating in more
Brown sugar comes pre-measured
Mexican margarine targets children
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Food Packaging Insights - December 4, 2008
Spam sales up, but Hormel profits
down
Process eliminates water use in RPET
cleaning
Wal-Mart to pay customers for scanning
blunders
Food prices likely to increase in 2009
New Tic Tacs have front door
'Green’ tray for organic food wins prize
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Food Packaging Insights - November 20, 2008
Meat producers
say COOL is unfair
‘Green’
consumers grow; private label responds
Companies take time to discuss sustainability
Organics groan from recession pains
Japanese
frozen dishes nuke in metallized paper tray
Cheese
box uses no inner wrap
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Food Packaging Insights - November 6, 2008
Food companies form nutrition
logo coalition
Study: Food allergies over-reported
PLA
undergoes criticism
Americans cutting back on food purchases
Germans can nuke Asian meal kits
Cheerios snack mix now in
multipack
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Food Packaging Insights - October 30, 2008
Oil price falls, but
food doesn’t follow
Canada bans BPA in baby bottles
Report:
Snacking becoming fourth meal
Tyson
changes meat labeling
Oil and vinegar come
in unique spray
Soup
cartons in living color
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Food Packaging Insights - October 23, 2008
Supermarkets finesse
private-label lines
Unilever reduces color palette
Mars to include European-style
labeling
PMMI elects new board members, executive
committee
Bacon
package is resealable
Malaysian
salad packed in tubs
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Food Packaging Insights - October 16, 2008
‘Local’ labels score big with consumers
Soups duke it out over MSG
Grocers try to block consumer suits over labeling
Consumers can create their own Pringles can
Stove Top in
individual cups
Counting calories for
dogs
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Food Packaging Insights - October 2, 2008
Appeals to conscience
center on children
More consumers cooking at home
‘No additives/preservatives’ is No.
1 label claim
Meat processor to use all-American
hogs
Wow, your soup coulda
been a V8
German spices in
sleek jars
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Food Packaging Insights - September 18, 2008
Competitors unite on sustainability,
safety
"Natural" labels sticking less with manufacturers
Proposed irradiation process doesn’t want radura
labeling
Grocery stores are shrinking. Will your SKUs wither,
too?
T.G.I. Friday’s markets skillet dinners
German ketchup can flip
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Food Packaging Insights - September 12, 2008
Costlier food drives
‘barbell effect’
Report declares chemical
safe
Hong Kong legislation requires
revised nutrition labeling
Soup label becomes more informative
Hydrox
makes a comeback
Similac
in rectangular container
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Food Packaging Insights - August 28, 2008
Food prices rise, but will they
stick?
PMMI announces last week for nominations
FDA:
Irradiated food must bear label
Grocery chain to launch recycling
program
Jerky sticks in formed PP canister
System stores
pork chops’ DNA
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Food Packaging Insights - August 21, 2008
Loop closes on food-contact
recycling
Customers call for creative packaging
Tomato supply chain guidelines updated
Companies to pay more for COOL
Powdered
creamer in “milk” bottle
French
faux pâtés use laminated lids
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Food Packaging Insights - August 14, 2008
Ethanol’s relation
to corn prices
debated
COOL
regulations raise questions
Lawsuits against snack food companies settled
More American consumers reading nutritional
information
Baby formula in paper
can
Hormel goes glass for
new chili
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Food Packaging Insights - August 7, 2008
Salmonella probe turns into
finger-pointing
Nearly 40% of consumers decide purchases in
store
Plastic container bills passed by Calif. Senate
COOL
ready to roll on Sept. 30
Mash-it-yourself potatoes steam in
bag
Del Monte now serves lunch
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