Items Tagged with 'Packaging changes'

The chocolatier is partnering with a European paper producer to transition to a more sustainable alternative.

The move from dual foil and cellulose to recyclable paper wrappers will remove almost 2.5 billion individual pieces of packaging material from Quality Street's supply chain.

Ricola's new look has been rolled out in all domestic markets and will also be available in travel retail from the fourth quarter of 2022.

The global competition recognizes and celebrates best-in-class package redesigns and the business impacts they make for their companies.

Dorval redesigned the Top Pops line with the goal of keeping up with market trends and consumer demand.

GATSBY Chocolate has reformulated and rebranded, creating a melt-in-your-mouth indulgence that’s approximately half the calories compared to leading low-sugar chocolate bars.

As consumers and confectioners navigate through a global pandemic, COVID-19 continues to have the most significant influence on packaging innovation for candy.

Brand owners in every consumer packaged goods category, including candy, continue seeking out and employing new materials in the ongoing effort to create a more sustainable package.

The new packs feature 12 unique Tic Tac sayings on Freshmint, Orange and Fruit Adventure flavors.

M&M'S theater boxes will now be fully recyclable with the removal of the traditional plastic overwrap.