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Bag-in-box caters to Ruby Tuesday: Ruby Tuesday enhances the image of its catering business with a new, branded bag-in-box container that uses a gusseted, form-fit multi-ply bag to provide complete beverage dispensing and sustainability benefits.(bag-in-b
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Ruby Tuesday, Inc., Maryville, TN, a restaurant coporation that boasts "Simple Fresh American Dining," was launched...
Packaging Digest, 09/01/07 by Mohan, Anne Marie · More from publication -
Used cases bring benefits: environmental, financial and labor-saving advantages result both for companies that sell their corrugated cases for reuse, as well as for those that purchase them for a second run.(sustainability)
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] As entrepreneurial ice-cream company turned national guilty pleasure Ben & Jerry's says regarding its stance on...
Packaging Digest, 09/01/07 by Mohan, Anne Marie · More from publication -
Smart label signals expiration: a temperature-controlled label helps Church & Dwight Co., Inc. encourage turnover of its Arm & Hammer baking soda refrigerator deodorizer by indicating when the product has expired.(smart packaging)
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Arm & Hammer[R] baking soda is probably one of the most recognized brands for household deodorizing and cleaning,...
Packaging Digest, 09/01/07 by Mohan, Anne Marie · More from publication -
Package design drives car-care line: a new line of car-cleaning and organizing products from Honeywell Consumer Products Group, developed for 'soccer moms,' is built around convenient, innovative packaging designed for flexibility and ease of use.(package
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Blink[TM], a new line of five car-care products for busy morns introduced by Honeywell Consumer Products Group (CPG),...
Packaging Digest, 09/01/07 by Mohan, Anne Marie · More from publication -
Bioplastics: a moving target: Steven Mojo of the Biodegradable Products Institute helps Packaging Digest put the evolving technology of bioplastics into perspective in an exclusive interview.(bioplastics)
As an increasing number of brand owners begin to evaluate their product packaging for sustainability--whether to meet mandatory retail...
Packaging Digest, 08/01/07 by Mohan, Anne Marie · More from publication -
Gourmet pie gets carton: packaging for soap-opera star Mary Beth Evans' generously sized, mail-order pie goes gourmet with a striking carton created by Display Pack. The converter designs the sturdy, six-sided container to securely hold the 4.5-lb frozen
Two years ago, soap-opera star Mary Beth Evans took a pie-in-the-sky idea from inspiration to, literally, pie in the sky. The actress, who...
Packaging Digest, 07/01/07 by Mohan, Anne Marie · More from publication -
Kent offers a new way to light up: new Kent multipack cigarette carton from British American Tobacco is smokin', with integrated electronics that engage consumers at the point of sale.(smart packaging)
Traditional tobacco-product branding went up in smoke last spring when the BAT Global Travel Services division of British American Tobacco (BAT)...
Packaging Digest, 07/01/07 by Mohan, Anne Marie · More from publication -
Beauty at 60 bpm: nailcare products company Art of Beauty, Inc. evolves from manual to fully automatic nail-polish filling, adding components in stages to ensure flexibility, speed and minimal operator intervention.(nail-polish filing)
From its beginning, Art of Beauty, Inc., has embraced science as a way to bring natural nailcare and cosmetic products professional salons and...
Packaging Digest, 06/01/07 by Mohan, Ann Marie · More from publication -
Custom packaging redefines skincare: a structural packaging makeover of specialty pharmaceutical company SkinMedica, Inc.'s line of cosmeceutical skincare products conveys the science-based benefits of the products while providing a uniform and upscale br
Dr. Richard E. Fitzpatrick founded specialty pharmaceutical company SkinMedica [R], Inc. of Carlsbad, CA, in 1999, to develop and commercialize...
Packaging Digest, 06/01/07 by Mohan, Anne Marie · More from publication -
Converter takes a pro-'active' interest in RFID; GSI Technologies couples conductive web-printing capabilities with a first-of-its-kind, custom-engineered, automated surface-mount technology assembly line to produce up to 26 million RFID inlays per year.(
While passive radio-frequency identification (RFID) tag manufacturers race to discover what some in the industry refer to as "the Holy Grail of...
Packaging Digest, 03/01/07 by Mohan, Anne Marie · More from publication
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