Packaging materials

Introduction: Packaging and Labelling are two very important aspects of modern marketing, which puts a significant effect on the success of the business. Labelling is considered as a wrapper or container of the product whereas a part of the printed or written note that is put on the package is considered as the label. Colourful paper labels, the first form of commercial art was first brought forward by a European artist. It is both used as a product identifier and an eye-catcher for the consumers

permit for special images or codes to be kept on traditional dosage forms by oral route. This is hard to imitate and so it employs safety at primary pill levels also. The extra layer for protection helps also when products are taken out of the actual packaging provided. Not visible printing By using special inks, undetectable markings can be printed all substrate, and that can only be seen under definite conditions, such as via UV or IR elucidation. They can

Colour and taste is also check. Packaging Materials used in the company Polypropylene Polyester Polystyrene Paper board Glass Tin cans Polypropylene: It is a homogenous, unprinted film of pure polypropylene or a copolymer of polypropylene and others such as ethylene. The properties include:

Business Studies 2013 cbse project Changes witnessed over the last few years on mode of packaging and its economic impact. 1. The changes in transportation of fruits and vegetables such as cardboard crates being used in place of wooden crates, etc. Reasons for above changes. Disadvantages of wooden crates- Deterioration * After wooden pallets are used several times, the wood begins to wear. It splinters, cracks and even breaks under the pressure of continued use. The deterioration is natural

Of Things, Smart Packaging Are The Future Of Brands Technology innovation and the Internet of Things (IoT) are forcing companies to adopt perpetual change. No industry, segment, or market is immune. Consumers are forcing both brands and the packaging industry to evolve to focus on bringing products to the market that reduce costs and increase revenues…while driving brand awareness, sustainability, competitiveness, food safety, shelf life, and consistency. Further, the packaging market is moving from

2.3. Polypropylene as packaging polymer PP known as polypropylene is one of those most versatile polymers available with applications, both as a plastic and as a fibre, in virtually all of the plastics end-use markets. Professor Giulio Natta produced the first polypropylene resin in Spain in 1954. Natta utilised catalysts developed for the polyethylene industry and applied the technology to propylene gas. Commercial production began in 1957 and polypropylene usage has displayed strong growth from

There is a lack of data addressing the potential for the spread of disease or cross contamination regarding re-usable take-out food containers, particularly the stainless steel tiffin containers, being brought in to food service establishments by customers. In addition, there is no legislation in BC that explicitly prohibits the act of customers bringing in their own containers for take-out food. Hence, this project has used Glo Germtm to determine the potential of spreading disease through tiffin

Kiki the Kiwi ran through the bush on his speedy little legs. He was in a hurry to get to Puka the Pukeko’s house. “OUCH!” he cried, tripping over an empty soda can and ending up with his tail feathers pointing skyward. He looked around him seeing a pile of empty cans dumped on the track. They had dangerously sharp edges that could hurt unsuspecting animals. “What disgusting litter critter would do this?!” he exclaimed. “IS IT THAT HARD TO DO THE RIGHT THING?” Kiki ran home to get a sack and loaded

Eyeballing the Gatorade bottle as it became full of smoke, I knew I had caved into peer pressure. Peer pressure can be a big obstacle for lots of teens. Although peer pressure can sometimes be a positive, it is often harmful and damaging. That type of negative influence from one's peers can lead them to try things they usually would have no interest in trying. When I was about to turn thirteen, I learned just how true my previous statement was. All it took for me to experience peer pressure for the

the catchy jingle which was a huge success. In the 1970s, they extended their product line by adding the cinnamon-flavored red mints and the tangerine-flavored orange mints. The Ferrero group introduced their new product with its iconic flip-top packaging. Tic Tac continued to offer more flavors to their customers, which in 1980 introduced the 1 and 1/2 Calorie Breath Mint followed by the spearmint and wintergreen. Last but not least, in the early 2000s, Tic Tac decided to increase the width of their