All Retail performance articles – Page 13
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ArticleWorld Cup of Packaging
As planet earth awaits the FIFA World Cup™ in Russia, brand owners prepare to monetise consumer engagement with promotional product runs. A short video on packaging around the world inspired by the festival of football
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IKEA to Remove All Single-Use Plastic Products by 2020
IKEA joins the ranks of retailers eschewing single use plastics and makes a global commitment to remove all single use plastic products in the range as well as from customer and co-worker restaurants by 2020.
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ArticleThe World Cup of Packaging
As the world anticipates the football World Cup in Russia, brand owners prepare to monetise consumer engagement. We survey packaging from five continents, some examples more sophisticated than others, inspired by the festival of football.
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ArticleWelcome to the future
Chinese online retail giant JD.com, world leader in AI & high-tech delivery using drones, robots & autonomous technology, is set to introduce its e-commerce model to the rest of the world. Lori Chao shares JD's futuristic vision with Tim Sykes
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ArticleBig Potential from Small Bottles
Allied Glass explores the benefits that small bottles can bring to brands by meeting consumer needs.
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ArticleShrink Sleeve Design for Egg-Shaped Cleaner by Clondalkin Flexible Packaging Bury
Clondalkin Flexible Packaging Bury has designed a shrink sleeve for Ecoegg, overcoming the technical challenge due to the complexity of the unusual and eye-catching container shape.
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ArticlePlastic-free shopping range launched in Glasgow
A wide range of products, from locally-made herbal shampoo, to an array of herbs for cooking is available at Locavore, an innovative new ‘super’ market in Glasgow - without single-use plastics.
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ArticleTesco to Remove ‘Best Before’ Dates off Selected Fruit and Vegetable Lines
Tesco is to remove ‘Best Before’ consumption guidance dates off nearly 70 fruit and vegetable lines in a move to help reduce food waste and to prevent perfectly edible food from being thrown away.
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ArticleFirst 'Plastic Free Trustmark' Launched
The world's first Plastic Free Trust Mark was launched today. The brainchild of environmental campaign group A Plastic Planet, the Trust Mark will be awarded to food and drink products that are packaged without plastic.
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ArticleAPI Group Unveils Luxury Packaging Trends for the Year Ahead
API Group will unveil the latest trends in luxury packaging, as it debuts it’s 2018/19 Trends Folio at Packaging Première in Milan this month.
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ArticleNew OPTIKA Transparent Flexi-Tubes by Uflex
Uflex has developed flexi-tubes that roll up all the advantages of multi-layered flexible laminates. The unique ABC approach combines aesthetics; barrier properties & counterfeit-proof offers flexibility and endless possibilities to brands.
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Article5th Packaging Inspiration Forum: Trends and Consumer Behaviour
Trends in the packaging industry and the increasingly rapid changes in consumer behaviour were the overriding themes at the 5th Packaging Inspiration Forum, held by the PrintCity Alliance in Hamburg on 26 and 27 February 2018.
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ArticleThe Secret Behind Private Label Success
Retailer brands and private label products have enjoyed impressive growth in recent years. Elisabeth Skoda speaks to the Private Label Manufacturers Association’s (PLMA) president Brian Sharoff.
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ArticleLGR Packaging Presents E-commerce “All-inclusive” Pack
To support customers on the e-commerce market, LGR Packaging has developed a range of products meeting requirements of this distribution channel as well as fulfilling the clients’ needs to enhance their brand image.
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ArticleAdapting to the Dawn of the Omnichannel
Isabel Rocher of DS Smith (and formerly Amazon) shares with Tim Sykes her insights into the still fluid omnichannel landscape, and the challenges, solutions and ultimate opportunities that are only beginning to come into view.
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ArticleTackling the Takeaway Coffee Cup Recycling Challenge
In the wake of Costa Coffee’s commitment to recycling the same volume of cups it puts to market, Cambridge Consultants and DS Smith Recycling look at recycling solutions.
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ArticleDIGITALLY PRINTED PACKAGING AT THE TIPPING POINT
After demonstrating its capabilities in the labels market, digital print sees its next big growth opportunity in packaging. Tim Sykes visited HP Indigo and HP Scitex in Israel to get a close look at the latest presses and meet the early adopters
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ArticleCarter Wong Revamp for British Craft Beer
British craft beer brand TicketyBrew has unveiled a refreshed identity with design by multi-disciplinary studio Carter Wong.
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ArticleOTI Lumionics Announces Availability of New Aerelight for Print OLED Technology
OTI Lumionics, a developer of advanced materials and manufacturing processes for OLEDs, has announced the launch of its Aerelight for Print technology.
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Article'Letterboxable' Pack Facilitates Postal Delivery
RPC M&H Plastics has created a range of slimline packaging formats designed to be easily posted through letterboxes.