December 2015

This self promoting display is a temptation in a fine English style. Designed in the form of a Ferris wheel, very similar to the “London-Eye“. It fits perfectly in the communication strategy of the product and links product and country of origin in a very special way. An eye catcher at every POS made for Nestle’s brand after Eight is presented and helps to improve the brand awareness. LED lights are placed to guarantee attention of every customer. Removable front-sticker can be placed appropriate to the seasonal promotion. This construction is easily erected and fits in every car.

Libo Cosmetics, one of Asia's leaders in the development of decoration techniques and technology for the cosmetic sector, has released a new decoration option that's proving to be one of this year's biggest eye-catchers. The new compacts offer a stunning new technique where imagery is combined with gel application to create a look that's incomparable. First, using a simple compact base, Libo has been able to apply gel directly to the surface while blending it with a specific colour, offering a sparkle effect that can only be achieved through the use of Poly Gel. The effect is galactic.

Well respected and long established UK packaging component manufacturer, Item Products, are proud to announce the launch of yet another innovative new product. The Locking Corner Protector (LCP) is aimed primarily at the soft fruit and vegetable packing business and offers many advantages over existing produce tray options. Designed for a corrugated tray that is erected at the point of use, the LCP slots into each top corner providing both tray strength and stack stability.

RPC Bramlage has introduced a new surface structuring process to create a wide range of tactile, patterned and textured finishes, such as leather, wood, stone and leaves, on plastic containers. The variety of eye-catching effects that can be achieved guarantees unique branding and valuable on-shelf differentiation in competitive retail markets. The new technology can not only reproduce the look of these structures on a container or lid, but using a two-component process can also replicate their touch and feel. The pack itself requires no additional surface treatment or preparation.