Articles Tagged with ''packaging design''

New hemp extract edibles—little beads that you dissolve under your tongue—come in a sleek dispenser with tiny dosing cap on top so people can avoid touching the product.

Two companies have new skin packaging with paper-based board instead of plastic trays.

Companies' ambitious sustainable packaging goals are spurring endless big ideas, analysis and predictions.

Sana Packaging has launched its second line of cannabis packaging made from reclaimed ocean plastic.

These compound film bags maintain freshness of edibles and other products.

In order to meet diverse product needs related to protection, shelf life, overall quality, branding, safety, and local regulatory requirements, customers often leave cannabis dispensaries with products featuring multiple levels of redundant packaging. The industry is in need of a more-streamlined approach.

The AssurPouch is child resistant, tamper evident and does not require scissors to open.

Cascades packaging and paper company offers a fresh food tray of cardboard that uses a water-based functional barrier to protect it from humidity.

Announcements of drinks in aluminum containers seem to be picking up, and two that stood out recently were for some of the beer and water served at the Super Bowl.

The UMLA FS-400 flow wrapper is designed specifically for the fresh poultry and meat packaging market segment.