Nowadays, many Americans are pushing brands to think of the environment, both in the creation of their products and packaging. However, this isn’t a concern globally, which may give brands more leeway as they produce their goods.
For example, many foreign countries prefer metal packaging, which is driving investments in metal industries. Recent innovations in the production of metal are key factors, which with brands in the food, personal care, beverage and healthcare industries using the material for their product packaging.
As Packaging Digest notes, metal containers offer a variety of unique features, ranging from improved storage to low production costs. Moreover,… Read the rest of Packaging for a Global Audience
The old adage “a picture is worth 1,000 words” is only partly true.” In reality, it’s the colors that do the most talking when it comes to images, including label artwork. When consumers’ eyes dart across the various products situated on retail shelves, they aren’t going to be picking up minute details in pictures. A vibrant color, though, may very well catch their attention. 
It seems like a no-brainer — if products could pose any danger to users, manufacturers should disclose this information. It doesn’t matter of they make toys or dietary supplements, it’s vital that brands note any potential dangers.