Issue: July/August 2007
by Ron Romanik
The spirit and inspiration of Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel lives on in the company's two "headquarters"—Paris and New York City. Package development is coordinated between the two offices to launch global products and packages with uncompromising consistency. [more]
by Philippe Becker
When balancing the desire to hold a brand's loyal following with the desire to appeal to new customers coming to the category, the PBD design firm breaks down the business drivers into tangible, simultaneous goals.
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by Ron Romanik
Overt brand security features may become an integral part of package designs sooner rather than later as the threat of counterfeiting grows, despite considerable reluctance on the part of CPG companies and brand owners.
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by J. Duncan Berry
The author explains how the study of signs and how they function can be employed to improve the communication on consumer goods package designs. [more]
by Marianne R. Klimchuk
Young package designers today have a new set of values that affects how they define the goals of design and how they define the balances in their lives.
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by Wendy Jedlicka
The sustainability movement is spurring the reconsideration of alternative raw materials for paper and paperboard that were widely used in our country's not-too-distant past.
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by Lynn Dornblaser
A lesson in how packaging can be both fun and functional comes from the laundry detergent category in Germany, of all places!
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Spotlights:
Health & Beauty: RGX Body Spray
Health & Beauty: Mensgroom
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