Future Links CW 6 – Packaging Edition
Here is a special edition of our future links with the latest news on packaging production. They feature the redesign of Birds Eye’s fish fingers range, the limited edition of Tostitos Tortilla Chips for the Super Bowl, the 30th anniversary of the Association of European Producers of Steel for Packaging and the installation of a uniquely configured double digital packaging Line at Qualvis Print & Packaging.
Birds Eye Launches New Packaging Identity Design For Fish Finger Range
Recently, Birds Eye has announced to work on redesigning its popular product range Fish Fingers together with brand design consultancy Brandon. The leading frozen food supplier choses to revive Captain Birds Eye for the new packaging identity in order to remind parents of their childhood memories, often related to this brand ambassador and thereby connect the product with the idea of a happy family.
More at Packaging Europe
Limited Edition of Tostitos Tortilla Chips Comes With Smart Packaging Features
In cooperation with Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Frito-Lay integrated smart features into the packaging of its Tostitos Party Safe bags for a special Super Bowl promotion. The limited edition is equipped with an alcohol sensor, LED lights, and an NFC-enabled tag able to call Uber for a ride. The tortilla chips were distributed at selected Super Bowl events to raise attention on the dangers of driving after drinking.
More at Packaging Digest
30th Anniversary of the Association of European Producers of Steel for Packaging
In order to celebrate its 30th anniversary, the Association of European Producers of Steel for Packaging commissioned Roland ten Klooster. As part of a campaign, telling the story of the last 30 years of steel for packaging, the professor of packaging design and Management at Holland’s University of Twente should visualize the future and the vital role steel for packaging.
More at Packaging News
Qualvis Print & Packaging Installs a Uniquely Configured Double Digital Packaging Line
Qualvis Print & Packaging has announced an important digital packaging investment involving a uniquely configured double digital packaging line, incorporating a high degree of automation. The workflow system covers a Xerox iGen 4 sheet-fed digital printer and an iGen5 automated line, and is thereby able to match a larger gamut of Pantone colors and deliver 2400 x 2400 dpi resolution.
More at Labels & Labeling
drupa Newsroom’s Packaging Production Archives
Our packaging production archives give you a feeling for the things to come in the packaging industry with underlining the role of inkjet printers for the food industry, intelligent packaging solutions for the pharmaceutical industry, an overview of the latest trends in packaging and many more topics. In case you always want to be up to date when it comes to packaging matters, have a look at our articles.
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