All Consumer Experience articles – Page 15
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ArticleZeLoop: an app using blockchain tokens to reward recycling
The Readers’ Award finalist app ZeLoop is using cryptocurrency to incentivize consumers to recycle.
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ArticleTetra Pak and Appetite Creative collaborate on AR enabled beverage carton
Tetra Pak and digital experiences studio Appetite Creative have unveiled a milk carton for the Swiss brand Emmi good day, which apparently uses augmented reality (AR) via smart packaging to encourage customers to lead a healthy lifestyle.
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ArticleGreiner Pacakging re-develops resealable lid for dairy packaging
Greiner Packaging offers a range of two-in-one sealing and re-closable lids designed for direct-printed, sleeved and K3 cardboard-plastic combination packaging solutions, which it says is its unique selling point in Czechian and Slovakian markets.
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ArticleNewly released app aims to simplify and reward recycling
Released earlier this month in the UK, Scrapp aims to make recycling simple by informing consumers which packaging is recyclable in their location.
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ArticleHow can packaging become more accessible for people who are blind or partially sighted?
Exploring the new technologies that can make packaging more accessible for people with sight loss.
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ArticleNisa stores to trial Jisp’s augmented reality vouchers
Retail technology company Jisp launches an augmented reality (AR) vouchering system, Scan & Save, with Nisa stores and technology from Scandit, which allows customers to scan barcodes on packaging for exclusive promotions.
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ArticleAEROBAL announces winners of the World Aluminium Aerosol Can Award 2021
The International Organisation of Aluminium Aerosol Container Manufacturers, AEROBAL, has announced the winners of its competition for state-of-the-art aluminium aerosol cans.
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ArticleBerocca packaging update ‘reinvigorates’ brand’s message
Global life sciences company Bayer has partnered with the Free The Birds creative agency to redesign the packaging of its Berocca brand, in a bid to strengthen its market position and improve accessibility.
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ArticlePip & Nut switches to glass packaging for jar range
The nut butter company Pip & Nut has announced that it will replace its plastic packaging with a new glass jar range, which it says contains “over 50% recycled content”.
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ArticleLoop launches in Tesco stores: ‘The impact could be enormous’
Reuse packaging platform has potential to change the way we shop, claims Ken Murphy, Tesco Group CEO.
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ArticleAirnov’s active packaging range expanded with new flavours of Aroma-Can drop-in canisters
Airnov has made two new additions to its Aroma-Can range, a family of containers which are injection moulded with scented polymer resins that release over time.
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ArticleLeading charity urges businesses to improve accessibility of packing design
A new campaign by a leading charity is urging businesses to be aware of the issue of inaccessible packaging and the impact it has on blind and partially sighted people.
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ArticleKellogg's to roll out accessible cereal boxes
Following a successful trial, Kellogg's is permanently implementing a new "world-first" technology that enables consumers with sight loss to playback on-pack information via a smartphone.
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ArticlePackaging-free, self-serve beverage dispensing system trialled by Coca-Cola in Spain
Consumers of Coca-Cola in Spain can now pour and pay for drinks themselves as part of a European-first trial of a beverage dispensing system developed by Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP) and Innovative Tap Solutions (ITS).
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ArticlePaco Rabanne launches first ‘connected’ fragrance bottle
For its latest perfume launch, Paco Rabanne worked in close collaboration with VPI to develop a refillable spray cap in the shape of a robot head which connects consumers to a unique digital space via the use of NFC technology.
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ArticleAbsolut collaborates with Tomorrowland on limited-edition bottle design
Absolut Vodka and Tomorrowland have come together to create a limited-edition bottle, which aims to bring the spirit of the dancefloor into consumers' homes during this year's digital festival 'Around the World'.
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ArticleDomino partners with P&G on tactile-coded bottle design for visually impaired consumers
Domino Printing Science has teamed up with Procter and Gamble to develop a tactile solution for product labelling that aims to help visually impaired consumers distinguish between personal care products during use.
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ArticleToppan develops interactive packs that connect with smartphones
Toppan has developed interactive packages that connect with smartphones via NFC to provide digital content such as games and music to consumers.
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ArticleThe LEGO approach to packaging sustainability
To learn more about LEGO’s general approach to packaging sustainability, we spoke with Tim Brooks, the company’s VP of environmental responsibility.
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ArticlePackaging Trend Focus: A look at the 2021 refill landscape
In the second of a series of articles looking at ThePackHub’s Global Packaging Trends Compendium, Paul Jenkins, Managing Director, ThePackHub, takes a look at the subject of refills.