As beverage-makers look to design upscale, convenient products for consumers’ busy lives, packaging suppliers are navigating the path to amalgam these attributes.
New process designed to cut carbon dioxide emissions by 28,000 tons
August 8, 2019
The Ardagh Group released lightweight aluminum cans thereby reducing its consumption of materials, minimizing its emissions and maximizing the sustainability of its products.
Although much attention is given to primary packaging materials, the secondary packaging materials market also is seeing the effects of this evolving market.
Less than a year since its merger, Burlington, Mass. and Plano, Texas-based Keurig Dr Pepper (KDP) announced a unified corporate responsibility (CR) program designed to deliver positive impacts, the company says. The new program – Drink Well. Do Good. – was developed following extensive analysis across the company’s expansive hot and cold beverage operations and is focused on four areas: environment, supply chain, health and wellbeing, and communities, according to the company.
An upbeat color palette; easy-to-read, elegant typography; contrasting colors that pop; and playful graphics that emphasize branding are among the ways modern designers are bringing these concepts to life.
BoostPRIME weighs up to 30% less than conventional PET
March 11, 2019
BoostPRIME. BoostPRIME is an alternative for hot-filled beverages in PET bottles and expands opportunities for product premiumization and revenue generation with no compromise on packaging performance and consumer experience, the company says.