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Country of origin is becoming a powerful packaging asset

A new GlobalData study shows consumers are acting like informed “connoisseurs”, seeking clear proof of quality, authenticity and production integrity.

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Consumers no longer trust ‘premium’—packaging must prove it

GlobalData packaging research shows that terms like “premium”, “artisan” and “handcrafted” are no longer enough on their own to influence purchasing decisions.

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Why consumers are turning to packaging for trusted information

GlobalData research shows shoppers increasingly trust on-pack information to assess health claims, certifications, origin and usage guidance.

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One pack no longer fits every generation

GlobalData research shows packaging is becoming more generation-specific, with Boomers seeking reassurance and Gen Z looking for inspiration and proof of product claims.

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Packaging’s regulatory tsunami

GlobalData’s research suggests regulation is evolving from a compliance concern into a key driver of competitive advantage across the packaging value chain.

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Sustainability is no longer a differentiator—It’s the cost of entry

GlobalData’s Packaging Sector Scorecard shows ESG priorities are reshaping packaging investment, innovation, sourcing, and customer relationships.

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What laundry brands are borrowing from beauty packaging

GlobalData research shows fragrance is now a key commercial driver shaping both formulation and packaging decisions in household care and laundry.

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The rise of packaging designed around mood rather than function

GlobalData research highlights the increasing importance of packaging that communicates emotional value rather than functional benefits alone.

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Will the EU press pause on PPWR?

Is the EU prepared to slide back on packaging laws that have been heralded as world-leading?

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Packaging acts as a macro signal for global markets

Packaging has shifted from a downstream cost in consumer goods to a macroeconomic signal used by analysts and investors.