Packaging

Building a sustainable and resilient supply chain remains more important than ever to the company during the COVID-19 health crisis.

The campaign might have once been more fitting for April Fool’s Day, but it landed perfectly in today’s world of vaguely defined days.

More than just nice-to-have, these have become two of the most important factors driving brand reputation and risk reduction for food retailers worldwide.

Henkel is making progress on its sustainability targets thanks to a new packaging material for its detergent capsules.

Grocery sales of plant-based foods that directly replace animal products have grown 29% in the last two years, to $5 billion.

Visual marketing has been capturing the attention of buyers and customers for decades. 

Gerber has made another step in its goal for 100% recyclable or reusable packaging by 2025 with a new baby food pouch.

CEO Jeff Harmening said the company is “innovating in new product forms that command premium price points,” which includes a box of Morning Summit cereal priced for a cool $13.