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Like a long-in-the-tooth horror movie franchise, COVID just won’t go away. And while the focus has shifted from the virus itself, experts for our annual Executive Forecast are predicting the industry will continue to see the effects of it. We also take a look at unique partnerships, supply chains and more to kick off 2022.
Remember the optimism heading into 2021? Vaccines were on their way. Factories were opening back up. We knew there were issues with the supply chain, but a problem recognized is a problem that can be solved. Yeah … good times.
In August this year I flew out of state for the first time since June 2019. I’m finally able to attend packaging conventions, so in preparation for the first trip of many, I bought travel size everything.
Matador, a high-performance travel equipment company headquartered in Boulder, Colo., offers patented FlatPak Toiletry Bottles in its Advanced Series — the company’s lightest-weight, high-performance outdoor products that compress for ultralight outdoor travel.
Many retailers and private labels are accelerating industry partnerships to drive down the costs of sustainable flexible packaging material, capture market share and create strong brand connections.
CPG companies that continue to seek more efficient and effective printing systems are asking the question: How do you produce smaller quantities but also leverage the equipment while moving into new markets and meeting the demand of existing markets? The solution is hybrid printing.
92% of CPG brands place QR codes on their product packing, with 20% of CPG brands using them to direct consumers to sustainability information about the product.
EcoSonic VpCl-125 from Cortec are recommended for packaging integrated circuits, printed circuit boards, PCB components, telecommunications equipment, electronic and electrical panels, and enclosures.