Sopas Heinz (Spain)

Round-shaped cup in white pp/evoh/pp protects packed food from moisture, uv rays and oxygen

Yurt Konserve vegetables (France)

An attractive packaging seamed with an Easy Open End and presented with a plastic fork and over closure for added consumer convenience.

Gallina Blanca broth cup (Spain)

After filling, the oxygen- and moisture-barrier cups are hermetically sealed with peelable, 100% plastic barrier film membranes.

Galaxy hot chocolate (UK)

The hermetic container protects the chocolate’s delicate flavor and prevents the powdered mix from clumping.

DuPont Sweet 'n Easy tomatoes (USA)

On-the-go portability comes through a snap-fit top, hinged for easy reclosure.

Bombay Spirits gin (USA)

Inside the draped satin-lined, rigid carton was nestled a one-liter crystal bottle of the maker’s signature clear gin, two right-size bottles of vermouth, and a contemporary, polished stainless steel shaker.

Hill Station Ice Cream (USA)

Photography of handmade signs points travelers to nearby hill stations. Signposts emphasize grown-up adventure while tropical sky backdrops hint that unusual ice cream ingredients from the tropics await inside the tub.

Pepperidge Farms Whims cookies (USA)

The container may be displayed either on its overcap or upside-down on its base. Graphics are printed in different directions on both primary canister panels to accommodate either type of display.

Chicken of the Sea tuna cup (USA)

consumers perceive cups as even more convenient and on-the-go than pouches, thus opening up a whole new usage occasion for tuna and salmon as eat-it-anywhere snacks.

Fruit Chillers sorbet (USA)

The packaging provides eight months of nonrefrigerated shelf life and also withstands the rigors of the freezer, where the product is frozen before being served.

Daesang luncheon meat (South Korea)

For the closure—the peelable end piece—aluminum is bonded to a polypropylene sub-layer that is specifically designed to withstand the heat processing of the product.

SuperCube ICI paints (USA)

Features an incorporated grid which serves as a built-in roller tray, allowing users to paint directly from the container with no waste or mess.

Golden Wonder’s Nik Naks chips (UK)

resealable snacking “pots.” They fit in car cup holders, guarding against product spills.

Wrigley Eclipse gum (USA)

gum is often a “stationary” storage item, especially in the car. Wrigley built on that and other findings, and has introduced the “Bigepak” under its Eclipse brand.

Body Shop soaps (USA)

Classic packaging designs are resurfacing in some categories to make new products look old and attract consumers through nostalgia.

Little Learners bug candy (USA)

The Little Learners Bug Catcher turns into a highly functional toy after the “dirt” and bug candy are consumed

Nonstop blister candy (Norway)

The packaging solution mixes the best of pharmaceutical blister solution into a food convenience consumer solution.

Kleenex tissue (USA)

innovative oval carton eases mobility and car cup-holder use

Domino sugar (USA)

The Yonkers, NY, marketer had added an HDPE canister to its line of sugar packaging

Betty-Crocker's Decors sprinkles (USA)

A combination shrink label for Betty Crocker’s Decorating Decors line upgrades the brand image and enhances tamper evidence.

Campbell's soup (USA)

At Campbell, Rieth says, a process is in place for writing an effective creative brief. This process has led to the development of packaging for Soup At Hand and microwavable bowl meals.

Hope Forever Blossoming vase (USA)

Flat plastic pouch turns into a decorative and sturdy vase when filled with water.

Pasabahce tea set (Turkey)

The design that prevents contact of glasses to one another also prevents contact of saucers to glasses and to one another.

Mel-O-Cream honey (USA)

The container matches the size of competing low-fat/cholesterol-substitute products and places the honey spread in store coolers.