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A reported first for the disposable razor category, Schick’s US-manufactured Xtreme3 Eco’s razor’s handle and its packaging are made from 100% recycled materials.

Voskos Greek Yogurt’s making its products easier to enjoy with new low-profile, wide-mouth packaging.

While mobile tech might be good news for the sustainable packaged products themselves, it also might lead to the demise of some eco-labels.

Designed by three students from Birmingham City University, these tall bottles challenge condiment packaging category convention.

The Coca-Cola Company’s partners with Gevo Inc. to commercialize the manufacture of renewable para-xylene from plant based isobutanol.

The first extension of Chicago Paper Tube’s EcoPak line, EcoPush is engineered to replace plastic applicator dispensers for packaging applications such as lip balms and perfume sticks.

Understanding packaging substrates and how they’re evolving can give designers the edge they need to create killer packaging.

Is it time to reconsider glass packaging? After years of high-profile brand movements from glass to plastic, the editors at Package Design are seeing growing numbers of package design projects that are moving to glass. We wanted to know more about what’s driving this growth. So, we sat down with Raul Paredes, manager of new product development, and Miguel Yanez, marketing director for North America, from glass packaging behemoth Owens-Illinois. They shared their insights on the new forms, functional features, and manufacturing efficiencies for glass packaging, and how these are translating into new package design trends.