Food and Beverage Packaging Blog

You’ve got their attention. Your package stood out from the rest in their eye. Now that you’ve got their attention, how do you engage them to pick up the product? Let’s take a look at what happens next in the sale process and how you can optimize your package to maximize the sale. This is the second in our series on creating packaging that increases sales.

How hard does your packaging have to work? When your customer is walking down the aisle, you only have two seconds to wow ’em. Not only are you fighting to grab their attention, you’re competing with all the other products on the shelf. Does your package have what it takes to stop the customer in their tracks? This series will look at all the techniques you can use to make the sale.

I recently read a report from Canadean about reusable beverage containers that really opened my eyes to the practice of reusing beverage bottles that I hadn’t much considered before.

Cardboard packaging is continuing to grow in popularity because of its excellent environmental credentials and ability to emphasize brand values.

MMR’s associate director of packaging and design, Stergios Bititsios, explains why brand owners shouldn’t fear the modernization of packaging as long as consumer perceptions are considered.

Designer, Aaron Mickelson has created disappearing packaging. The Disappearing Package project features several innovative packaging ideas that eliminate or greatly reduce the amount of packaging in various products.

Regulations not only influence copy, but packaging design elements as well.

Imagine an evening filled with art and new music alongside a cup of fine, imported, loose-leaf green tea. It sounds like an evening at an art gallery or a posh party, but the musicians behind the new project, Tea for Tyrants, want to package this pleasant combination for you to enjoy any time.

A look at the ghastly goodies available for upcoming Halloween festivities.

In today’s expanding global marketplace, marketing your packaging products and services overseas should form a fundamental part of a business’s strategy

Check out the May 2013 edition of Food and Beverage Packaging today!