Packaging design sits within a regulatory framework that controls material choice, required information, and environmental ...

As brands compete across physical shelves, direct-to-consumer platforms, and third-party marketplaces, packaging often becomes the most ...

As packaging operations become more automated, design decisions are increasingly driven by the needs of machines rather than the people who handle, open, and rely on the product.

Packaging science goes far beyond mere protection and containment. It's a bridge between products and consumers, serving as a powerful tool for marketing, sustainability, and innovation. This is where ...

Let’s get something straight—packaging isn’t just about protection anymore. It’s about perception. Positioning. And ultimately, performance. If you’re running a product-based business in 2025 and ...

Although consumers care about the products they buy, the packaging matters, too. It is a similar concern for company leaders. An insufficient package could result in goods arriving spoiled, broken or ...

Packaging often stands as the first physical point of contact between a brand and its audience. While often overlooked or treated as an afterthought, package design reflects a brand’s attention to ...

A food manufacturer’s packaging line represents both the last opportunity to protect food and the last place where risk can ...

The packaging industry plays a pivotal role in product protection, consumer convenience, and, more recently, in environmental ...