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September 22, 2026 Printed packaging for technical products and equipment Packaging a technical product is a harder job than packaging a cosmetic. It has to carry weight, survive the trip… September 19, 2026 Printed bottle packaging for syrups and oils: what the carton has to hold A bottle is the hardest thing you can put in a carton. It is heavy, it is fragile and its… September 3, 2026 Printed soap boxes and solid cosmetics packaging: what the carton has to survive A soap box has one problem a cream-in-a-tube box never has: the product inside is bare. The bar touches the… August 14, 2026 Fashion e-commerce packaging — boxes, tissue and clothing brand unboxing In selling clothes online the parcel is not logistics — it is the first touch of the brand, before the… August 12, 2026 Ice cream packaging — takeaway tubs, frost and chilled transport Ice cream looks like a simple product to pack — until a scoop reaches the customer melted down one side… August 10, 2026 Pizza boxes — flute, ventilation and a crisp base A pizza leaves the oven at 350–450°C and reaches the customer ten, sometimes forty minutes later — and for all… August 3, 2026 Asian food packaging — wok, noodles and street food to go Wok, ramen, pad thai, curry or bao — Asian takeaway food is hot, moist, greasy and often sauced, and it… July 31, 2026 Florist packaging — how to pack and deliver a bouquet Flowers are one of the hardest “products” to pack — they are delicate, they live briefly, they fear crushing and… July 29, 2026 Cosmetics packaging — structures, protection and the premium effect We buy cosmetics with our eyes and our hands, long before we check what is inside — which is why… July 4, 2026 Bakery packaging — bread, rolls and baked goods Bread follows its own rules — different from a cake or a monoportion. Bread has to breathe, a roll needs…
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