Articles Tagged with ''beverage labels''

Woodford Reserve Distillery, Versailles, Ky., announced that the spirits-makers flagship brand — Woodford Reserve — has released its annual holiday bottle. This year’s bottle features a snowy distillery scene.

Stash Tea is celebrating a year of major milestones, including a rebrand unveiled in 2018.

At Labelexpo Americas, Avery Dennison continued to build on its “Pioneering Change” theme by showcasing its continued commitment to helping label converters remain ahead of trends so they can grow their businesses and bring creative, sustainable solutions to customers.

Organized as the “House of Krones,” the manufacturer highlighted solutions for process technology, bottling and packaging equipment, intralogistics, digitalization and the entire lifecycle services of products.

LIFEWTR and the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) announced that they will host the opening presentation of New York Fashion Week this September with a showcase featuring three of the newest designers breaking onto the fashion scene.

To differentiate brands and grab consumers’ attention, package designers are employing art-inspired labels, modern, sleek and simple designs, elegant typography, color and the tactile feel of the product.

As consumers desire fresh, better-for-you foods and beverages, the interest and adoption of high-pressure processing (HPP) is growing.

Ingredient suppliers to beverage companies announced promotions, investments as well as the development of new programs and divisions to further serve their customers.

Bontá, a beverage brand made with plant-based, Mediterranean-sourced ingredients, announced that it upgraded its bottle and package design to offer consumers a more focused message and brand proposition with product benefits that are easier to understand, it says.

Children’s toys like Connectagons bill themselves as offering limitless opportunities for constructing various objects. Although labeling equipment cannot be adapted as easily as these skill-building toys, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are developing systems that are more modular to support the evolving beverage market.