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Rare packaging and government support driving ongoing Japanese whiskey growth - Vimarsana News

Rare packaging and government support driving ongoing Japanese whiskey growth

Exclusive and limited-edition packaging designs coupled with ongoing government support have been cited as two key factors behind the rapid and relentless growth of the Japanese whiskey sector.

Pringles helps gamers go from n00b to GOAT with game-changing Pringles can - Vimarsana News

Pringles helps gamers go from n00b to GOAT with game-changing Pringles can

The Kellogg’s mega snack brand has devised an ingenious new use for its iconic tube packaging, hoping to become a strategic ally for the growing gaming community.

Go from n00b to GOAT: Pringles releases a game-changing concept for the gaming community - Vimarsana News

Go from n00b to GOAT: Pringles releases a game-changing concept for the gaming community

The Kellogg’s mega snack brand has devised an ingenious new use for its iconic tube packaging, hoping to become a strategic ally for the growing gaming community.

Packaging machinery trends: Robots, e-commerce and sustainable packaging drive machine design - Vimarsana News

Packaging machinery trends: Robots, e-commerce and sustainable packaging drive machine design

US packaging machinery shipments in 2022 continued on 2021’s rapid growth trajectory. While economic uncertainty is now starting to hit the market, machines designed around sustainable packaging and those that cater for the boom in e-commerce will continue to be in demand.

Can wine and spirits really move away from glass packaging? - Vimarsana News

Can wine and spirits really move away from glass packaging?

Glass remains by far the most dominant packaging format for wine and spirits. But it's heavy to transport, creating concerns over carbon emissions. Will consumers accept the innovations trying to offer more sustainable packaging formats?