Flexible packaging has taken the package industry by storm. It is favored by retailers, manufacturers, wholesalers, and consumers. It is an efficient, viable, and convenient form of packaging for manufacturers of cosmetics, pharmaceutical, dental cement, petroleum lubricants, and first aid ointments. For all liquid and semi-liquid products, there is a flexible packaging solution. Let’s look at some of the benefits of flexible packaging. … Continue reading
Whether you need to package gels, thick creams, or semi-liquids, flexible packaging offers several benefits. Modern, flexible packaging machines have made the process of liquid packaging easy, quick, and clean. The following are three factors about product filling and automated liquid pouch packaging. … Continue reading
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By 2020, the global packaging industry will reach a combined value of $1 trillion, according to Smithers Pica, meaning growth is significantly up from 2015’s $839 billion. This immense growth is being driven by changing trends and megatrends. Let’s look at a few of these.
Flexible packaging has gained market share from rigid packaging as a result of a number of factors including advances in technology, lower costs due to lower materials consumption. The flexible packaging market has been driven by an expanding economy with businesses seeking more flexible packaging alternatives to market their products. A shift in trends and valuable packaging technology has helped make flexible packaging an affordable alternative to traditional, rigid packaging.
There is no doubt that flexible packaging is a popular method for businesses to offer their products when selling to the public. But why have so many industries switched from singular rigid box packaging to flexible packaging? The are many reasons. It is lightweight and stores more in less space, maximizing your storage space and transportation budget. It is tough, effective, safe, and ecologically sound. In addition, it offers these benefits: … Continue reading
The Internet has dramatically influenced lifestyles. At their fingertips, buyers have access to hundreds of products without ever leaving their home or office. With e-commerce, shopping is done visually only. Buyers can see packaging, read reviews, and view models to learn more about products. When reviewing your current package design, it’s crucial to keep buyers’ interests. The following factors can help determine how to best market your product to online buyers, so your package stands out from the rest. … Continue reading
Flexible packaging has a wide variety of uses. To help you pinpoint which type of package will best fit your needs, let’s review the basics of flexible packaging and some of its most popular uses. … Continue reading
Flexible packaging is defined as any package or any part of a package whose shape can be readily changed. It combines the best qualities of plastic, film, paper and aluminum foil to deliver a broad range of protective properties while employing a minimum of material. The industry continues to advance with products offering excellent marketability, value, ease of use, and printability. Because flexible packages are used to protect, market, and distribute a vast array of products, you can find them used for consumer, institutional, and industrial applications.
Equipment, technology, and human resources all play a part in a business’ daily operations and decisions on how to reduce costs. These factors should be considered if you are thinking about taking the step to flexible packaging for your product. The following are four fundamental questions to help you get started. … Continue reading
Today’s first aid kits have come a long way from their origins in 1888 when they were initially marketed for railroad workers. Workers laying cross-country track were frequently injured and, working in the middle of nowhere, they were very far away from medical help. In the 1800s, railroad work was especially dangerous. So dangerous in fact, that the railroads had surgeons onsite to treat severe injuries to workers building the railroads and working on the steam locomotives. … Continue reading
