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A moment of inspiration helped JBM Packaging transform its potential labor woes into a success story — for the company and for formerly incarcerated individuals.
As she neared the end of her four-year prison sentence, Amanda Hall experienced tremendous anxiety. She had committed to creating a better life for herself, free of the drugs and bad relationships that resulted in her incarceration, but the list of things she would need to do to reenter society felt neverending.
With upgraded technology and consumer education, local material recovery facilities can handle flexible packaging and brands and converters can fully embrace sustainable packaging.
In this podcast episode, our conversation covers the state of private brands now, the challenges and the trends he’s seeing. He also provides insight on what private brands can do to win over the next generation of shoppers, Gen Z and reveals what retail category he thinks is the toughest to get right.
A conversation about how sustainability should be ingrained in a company’s process and supply chain before the product reaches the consumer, which is why Hii Stick plants a tree for every product it manufactures.
Is CIJ, TTO, TIJ or LCM the right type of printing process for you? Videojet’s Sherry Washburn breaks down what goes into the inks for each of these, and how needs determine which is the right one.
Flexible Packaging had the opportunity to talk with Jeff Wooster, global sustainability director for Dow Packaging and Specialty Plastics, about what consumers want, technologies that bring recycled materials to market, the recycling crisis and collaboration.
In this episode, the topic is private brands. Our guest Todd Maute, has worked in the private label business for close to 30 years helping retailers define brand and design strategies across multiple channels.
Soulsight, a creative design and brand strategy firm based in Chicago, recently partnered with Vizzy Hard Seltzer to develop impactful packaging and an identity for the Vizzy Pride launch and Pride Packs.
In this episode of the Flexible Packaging Podcast, we spoke with George Argyros, Soulsight’s CEO and partner, about brand strategy and what it means to connect with consumers.
As label technology continues to advance, CPGs need to understand how that impacts the supply chain in order to ensure the end label meets their, and their customers’, needs.
A Freedonia Group forecast from May expects the demand for printed labels to rise 3.2% per year through 2025. The organization found that “printed labels will benefit from the increased utilization of labels for advanced product promotion, which will drive the use of more appealing, 360-degree coverage and more complex, high-quality graphics.”
