New trends in security packaging
New security-enhancing packaging steals the show at Pack Expo Las Vegas 2003.
New security-enhancing packaging steals the show at Pack Expo Las Vegas 2003.
If new food products are to survive in the future, the packaging industry must keep pace with the constant development of shapes, materials and technology.
A recognition tag on an existing anaesthetic represents an early groundbreaking example of the use of radio frequency identification.
Its bottle and logo helped it to become one of the world's most recognisable brands, but Coca-Cola has had to keep the packaging of its product up to date. New...
Print-on-demand scenarios have enormous potential to reduce costs and are particularly well suited for market-specific products in small batches.
Recent innovations in beverage packaging have brought, for example, cans in revolutionary new shapes. This has helped companies build brand preference through styling and convenience.
Cosmetic packaging is constantly developing. Packaging Technology International spoke to Roger Caracappa, senior vice-president of global packaging, Estée Lauder, about how a worldwide corporation can keep pace with innovations and...
Faster and more accurate cutting machines and an environmentally friendly profile should secure a solid future for carton makers.
Tim Tyson, president of the Global Manufacturing & Supply (GMS) division of GlaxoSmithKline, outlines the company's response to emerging trends in the pharmaceutical packaging sector.
