All Consumer Experience articles – Page 23
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ArticleCoca-Cola European Partners announces investment in dispensing technology
With the aim of reducing packaging waste, Coca-Cola European Partners has completed an investment in Lavit, a manufacturer of dispensed delivery solutions.
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ArticleMarks and Spencer expands grocery refill concept
British retailer Marks and Spencer has extended its Fill Your Own concept to a third store, supporting customers to reduce and reuse with over 50 lines of refillable grocery essentials and frozen fruit.
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ArticleLooking ahead to 2021: E-commerce packaging in a changing world
What lessons has the industry learned from 2020 when it comes to e-commerce packaging, and how will these be built upon in the coming year?
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ArticleAldi trials plastic-free multipacks
Retailer Aldi is set to trial removing plastic-shrink wrap from multipacks of baked beans in a bid to reduce plastic waste.
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ArticleINEOS Hygienics releases new range of touchless sanitizer dispensers
INEOS Hygienics is today launching a new range of touchless sanitiser dispensers for the home and workplace.
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ArticleNew intelligent packaging device from Packadore Collective seeks to tackle food waste
The Packadore Collective has designed a flexible connected packaging solution that seeks to change consumer behaviour around food waste.
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ArticleLooking ahead to 2021: Design trends
Next up in our series of brief glimpses ahead to 2021, we take a look at some of the ongoing trends we will be seeing in packaging design.
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ArticleTrelleborg launches new anti-microbial system for polyurethane materials
Trelleborg’s applied technologies operation is launching its new AMV Shield anti-microbial system for polyurethane materials.
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ArticleLumson presents "gel in jelly" hand sanitiser pack
As a result of new market demands that see consumers becoming even more attentive and informed as well as preventative measures that are now an integral part of our daily routine, hand sanitizing gels have become products for everyday use.
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ArticleLooking ahead to 2021: Smart packaging
In the coming weeks, in a series of short pieces, we will look at some of the key trends / advances on the horizon in packaging for the coming year. First up is smart packaging.
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ArticleStudy reveals increased food safety concerns fostered by COVID-19 pandemic
Tetra Pak today unveiled the findings from its yearly global research study, in partnership with Ipsos, showing that food safety is a major issue for many consumers.
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ArticleNew app from Coca Cola Austria rewards consumers for recycling PET bottles
With the “Recycle me!” app, Coca-Cola Austria and waste management specialist Reclay Group will now reward consumers who recycle their PET bottles in designated collection containers.
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ArticleWilkins adds sparkle to Marks & Spencer snow globe liqueurs
UK-based packaging manufacturer Wilkins Group has developed a new light-up label for Marks & Spencer’s gold-leaf-infused Christmas liqueurs.
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ArticleBreitling announces watch box made from 100% rPET
Watchmaker Breitling is introducing a foldable, reusable watch box created entirely from upcycled PET bottles.
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ArticleSuperfos develops new ready meal pack with user experience and sustainability in mind
Superfos has developed a pack for the new MakeGusto range of Italian ready meals made from individual layers of plastic and cardboard that are easy to separate post-use.
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ArticleA virtual look at smart packaging
What is new in the world of smart packaging? Elisabeth Skoda explores just a few of the major talking points at this year’s AIPIA virtual conference.
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ArticlePackaging and the consumer
In September, the German Packaging Institute dvi hosted its first 'dialogue week', described as a digital space for the exchange of knowledge, thoughts and visions, focusing on the big picture.
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ArticleKellogg’s trials Coco Pops boxes designed for the blind
To mark World Sight Day, Kellogg’s is today launching Coco Pops boxes for blind and partially sighted people as a trial in almost 60 Co-op stores across the UK.
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ArticleSodaStream and TOMRA partner up on CO2 cylinder return scheme
SodaStream and TOMRA are piloting a solution for the in-store return of used CO2 cylinders, with the objective of making the cylinder exchange more efficient for both retailers and customers.
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ArticleConsumers making a fashion statement when it comes to sustainability
A new survey conducted by global packaging manufacturer Smurfit Kappa has revealed that European consumers are making a statement by demanding more sustainable packaging from brands before making online fashion purchases.