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how to develop a successful packaging design strategy

How to Develop a Successful Packaging Design Strategy

Successful Packaging Design In order for your packaging design to be successful, it needs to protect your product while also being visually on-brand and cost-effective. With so many other packaging functions to consider and with sustainable packaging practices heavy on consumers’ minds, designing successful packaging will take a little forethought. Clearly, there is a lot more at play here than designing…

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6 Functions of Packaging

Functions of Good Packaging How important is packaging design, really? Afterall, isn’t it just the box that a product comes in? There is more to it than that. Packaging plays a role in all aspects of the supply chain, from the moment a customer places an order all the way to that order’s fulfillment. When done correctly, a package protects the product from damage while also promoting the brand and…

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The Impact of Packaging on the Supply Chain

Supply Chain Packaging Packaging has a significant impact on each stage of the supply chain and is critical not only to protecting your product during transport, but to reducing inefficiencies, material usage, and waste. When companies take the time to properly design their packaging with the supply chain in mind, they are able to streamline their packaging operations with automation, reduce transportation…

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Sustainability Through Packaging Automation

Labor and Process Automation for Sustainability There are a variety of different actions companies can take to reduce their carbon footprint in the packaging industry. From reducing the use of plastic in packaging products to using alternative eco-friendly materials, companies have the potential to positively impact the environment and offset their carbon emissions. Another useful tool to consider…

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How Hemp Packaging Can Reduce Your Carbon Footprint

The Hemp Packaging Process As more states legalize the use of medicinal and recreational cannabis for adults, the stigma around cannabis and related products like hemp are dissipating. Hemp is back in the spotlight as its sustainable characteristics are being recognized for its use in the packaging industry. Hemp is a crop specifically grown to make paper, textiles, bio-plastics, and other materials…

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Sustainable Packaging Made from Sugarcane

Sugarcane is proving to be a popular, eco-friendly alternative to traditional packaging materials that more companies are adopting. As sustainable practices continue to inform consumers' buying decisions, sugarcane offers a sustainable solution to the eco-conscious consumer’s needs. By incorporating sugarcane packaging into your packaging process you are not only meeting the demands of the market but…

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How Food Packaging Impacts Carbon Footprint

Almost everything we eat and drink has been packaged in some way or another. Yet due to the manufacturing process and improper disposal, food packaging has a large carbon footprint. From plastic water bottles and cardboard pizza boxes to individually wrapped snacks, food packaging pollutes our landfills, air, and waterways. Food packaging is typically designed for single-use and is not always recycled.…

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Carbon Footprint of Cardboard Packaging

Cardboard is one of the most commonly used packaging materials (and for a good reason). It is sturdy, can support heavier loads, and it is also recyclable. As more and more companies take strides towards reducing their carbon footprint, cardboard offers a unique opportunity in offsetting harmful emissions. The Cardboard Lifecycle A carbon footprint refers to the total amount of carbon dioxide emitted…

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Carbon Footprint of Different Packaging Materials

More and more companies are concerned about their carbon emissions and are looking for ways to reduce or offset their carbon footprints. A carbon footprint refers to the total amount of carbon dioxide emitted due to everyday activities both on an individual and corporate level.  Carbon Dioxide (CO2) is a greenhouse gas emitted through direct or indirect activities like your morning…

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Polyethylene or Polyolefin?

Do you want to ensure that your products or packaged goods have the right protection? One way to do this is through shrink-wrap. But which shrink-wrap material should you choose? Two common choices are polyolefin and polyethylene. Discover more about these two options and what each can provide for your packaging needs.

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