primary packaging

Baralan, a consolidated player in primary packaging for the cosmetics and beauty industries, has introduced a new addition to its Eleonora line: the Eleonora screw neck bottle 100. Previously only available in a crimp version, this updated style was developed due to an increasing demand for larger formats for fragrance, skincare and makeup products.
 

The new film is suitable for twist and fold wrapping when small to medium runs are individualized, in high quality, and with fast delivery times. The film can be printed on-site before packaging and processed directly in-line, saving resources and enabling new distribution concepts.

The Artysio Twist film provides reliable protection from light, air and dirt for sweets, chocolates, and other confectionery. The white film can be printed individually using AQ inkjet to offer a great look and presentation. The film is made from renewable raw materials and is industrially compostable.

The refresh marks the next chapter for the brand which can trace its roots back to 1814 and has since grown to become one of Scotland’s most well-known distilleries. 

The new packaging initiatives underlines the continuing ambitions of the brand, and its parent The Loch Lomond Group, to further grow its sales and presence internationally. 

Loch Lomond Whiskies sees the entire portfolio of whiskies, including its collection of three 12-year-old expressions, its limited edition “The Open” expressions, and its older age single-malts, all unveil a new look. 

Baralan, an expert in primary packaging for the cosmetics and beauty industries, has introduced the Minerva Jar 50 Amber, an expansion of its Minerva line. Characterized by its amber color, the new jar with 50ml capacity was developed for skincare products, but also can be adapted for makeup items.