Tag: Packaging

With interpack 2026 nearly upon us, what topics and trends will be dominating the conversation in the seminar spaces, booths and corridors of the exhibition this year? Daniel Porter gives his take.

From industry innovations to memorable conversations, my first UK Packaging Awards was a night to remember. It wasn’t just about applauding award-winning designs but also connecting with clients and media, gaining insights, and appreciating the true art of packaging. And yes, I made sure to look dapper while doing it!

With summer seeming like a distant memory and autumn ‘event season’ upon us, Account Director Rachelle Harry shares her key takeaways from London Packaging Week. In this blog, she highlights the limitations of current packaging and why we’re set to see a shift in the future to make packaging more inclusive for all.

Daniel discusses how concern over the coronavirus highlights the advantages of plastic that were with us all along

Tom explores the impact that plain packaging could have on the sales of products like confectionery and alcohol. Would it really reduce consumption?

Unboxing videos demonstrate how consumers value packaging. But what type of packaging creates the best user experience and which brands are getting it right?

A landmark year awaits and today marks the launch of AD2020 – a campaign centred on influential B2B storytelling. Find out how we can ‘Bring your stories to life’.

Today (12th August 2019) is International Youth Day. To mark the occasion we spoke to our two youngest members Sirah and Imogen about their journey into communications.

As digital innovations continue to disrupt industries across the board, we travelled to ITMA to witness first-hand the impact it’s having on the world of textiles.

With one year to go until drupa 2020, we reflect on the seismic changes in print technology over the last 25 years and get ready to embrace the future.

Preventing food waste once topped consumer agenda. Here we explore the impact of ‘fixing’ the plastic problem on a, seemingly, diregarded topic.  

If you’re anything like me, the World Cup provides plenty of reasons to celebrate: football on every day of the week, seeing the best players the world has to offer and the potential for England to bring home a trophy for the first time in decades (or not, as so often ends up being the case). But it’s not only we football fans who get excited about the World Cup; major producers of consumer goods also see the competition as a golden opportunity to grab the attention of potential customers of all ages.