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Fall Packaging Trends

The US packaging industry is expected to grow from 587.9 billion units in 2018 to 623.5 billion units by 2023. This fall specifically is an interesting time of year for packaging trend forecasting. The trends happening now, cement the major product packaging trends for the rest of the year. It also provides insight into what […]

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The Importance of Tamper-Evident Packaging

Product packaging has many different purposes, from protecting products through shipping and handling processes, to effective marketing strategies that get the product off the shelves and into customers’ hands. Successful packaging must also keep products safe from tampering, which involves altering or damaging a product. Tamper-evident properties allow retailers and consumers to identify whether a

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Cure Wrap Rage with the H-Loc Trapped Blister

Wrap rage has become a common occurrence in households across the globe, thanks to hard-to-open clamshell packages that leave consumers frustrated and, sometimes, injured. A variety of tools have been introduced to the market, designed specifically to open clamshell packages. Powered scissors, for example, are supposed to saw through thick plastic edges, while other tools

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How Safe Is Your Packaging?

Most consumers are familiar with the traditional clamshell package, an all-plastic container used extensively for gadgets and electronics, among many other everyday products. While clamshells boast tamper-resistant features and a clear view of the product, these containers are often more associated with their difficult-to-open design in which opening requires a pair of heavy-duty scissors, a

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