With packaging playing a key role in customer satisfaction and purchasing decisions, what can manufacturers learn from consumer purchasing behaviour and how has packaging evolved to cope with the many demands being placed on it?
Today, almost all milk is supplied to the UK retail market in HDPE screw-capped jugs, in combination with induction heated foil seals.
The pressure to reduce plastic packaging is coming as manufacturers make changes to avert the potential disaster of there being more plastics than fish in the ocean by 2050.
An ageing global population is here to stay and the packaging sector must ensure its products constantly evolve to accommodate the needs of the elderly and remain relevant.
The beauty and cosmetics industry is constantly flourishing. It is no surprise that cosmetics manufacturers are investing in developing new products to meet this demand.
Advances in sealing technology offer opportunities to help improve the safety, security and environmental performance of automotive products.
To meet the demands of consumers and regulators, pharmaceutical companies need to offer packaging that is both tamper-evident and accessible to the end user.
Selig is working on a pioneering packaging concept for medication that will offer enormous benefits, especially to the elderly/impaired, but also to the general population.
