March 2024

Trivium's collaboration with Budweiser, a renowned leader in the beverage industry, underscores both companies' strong commitment to environmental responsibility and innovative packaging solutions. Leveraging Budweiser's forward-thinking approach, Trivium developed visually captivating and environmentally sustainable beer bottles. These bottles, crafted from infinitely recyclable aluminum, showcase Trivium's advanced printing technologies by featuring the flags of world champion teams directly on the bottles, eliminating the need for additional labels.

The Singolo 2cc dispensing pump, crafted exclusively from polypropylene material, delivers exceptional dispensing performance while ensuring recyclability after use. This groundbreaking product has earned a Class "A" rating from RecyClass, underscoring its commitment to advancing plastic packaging recyclability in Europe. Alongside its sustainability credentials, Singolo complies with e-commerce standards and has successfully undergone rigorous ISTA 6 testing, guaranteeing reliable shipping for consumer applications.

Virospack introduces a sleek and contemporary addition to its push button dropper range, designed to elevate beauty brands and enhance user experience. With a fresh shape and ergonomic design, meticulously crafted to set products apart from competitors, this new offering reflects a commitment to innovation and sophistication.

A federal judge is allowing some claims to continue against Simpson Imports from consumers who claim that the company uses misleading labels on its canned tomatoes.

Andrea Valiente, the named plaintiff in a 2023 class action, claims that Simpson’s canned tomatoes use labeling that suggests they are high-end San Marzano tomatoes grown in Italy, when in fact they are lower quality San Merican tomatoes. Simpson no longer sells San Marzano tomatoes, but Valiente says the packaging on the San Merican tomatoes is extremely similar to Simpson’s old San Marzano packaging.