December 10th, 2013 | 11:03 am
Until recently, direct bottle printing was really only an option for glass bottles. But that’s changing. Today, there are a number of options for direct printing bottles, both glass and plastic. Yet another step forward in sustainable packaging design techniques.
Read more on the next wave of bottle and container decorating here.
TAGS: beverage, bottles, Dutch, environment, food, green, Netherlands, packaging design, recycling, Stepfive, sustainability
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May 03rd, 2013 | 01:57 pm
At Dutch website Groene Offerte you’ll find loads of interesting packaging design related articles, opinions and other stuff (all in Dutch). Especially the serie ‘Food for Thought’ gives entertaining and remarkable examples of packaging design in all its aspects, good or bad.
Groene Offerte is established for the complete design industry. The site is set up to grow: more and more contacts, knowledge and new insights. In this way Groene Offerte wants to help and encourage the design industry with their key role of this industry in the sustainable development of society and economy.
Food for Thought at Groene Offerte (all in Dutch).
TAGS: Dutch, food, graphic design, Groene Offerte, innovation, inspiration, Netherlands, packaging design, recycling, Stepfive, sustainability
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February 08th, 2013 | 03:45 pm
”The primary role of packaging is protection, whether that be primary packaging to reduce oxidation, moisture change or insect/microbial access or transportation packaging to reduce crushing or other damage in distribution. It is more than coincidental that packaging usage per person is higher in the developed world and food availability is much greater. The benefits of (diverse) packaging are obvious to us but less so in many developing countries. Both use and quality of packaging is important to reduce food loss and impact sales.”
Read more on packaging design and food loss at Packaging Digest.
TAGS: consumers, Dutch, eco, environment, food loss, green, packaging design, recycling, social responsibility, Stepfive
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February 03rd, 2011 | 01:26 pm
Dutch entrepeneurs in the food industry are producing durable products more and more often. It appears consumers choose durably produced food over regularly produced food and because of that, the Ministry of EL&I wants to increase the supply of durable products on the market.
These are some conclusions that were made during the ‘Duurzaam Food Congres’ (Durable Food Congress) that took place the 25th of january.
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TAGS: Ben & Jerry's, Cono Kaasmakers, consumers, FairFoodCompany, food industry, FoodPolicy, ING, Netherlands, Private Label, Stepfive
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