Selecting the appropriate jar size and sealing technique for preserving jams and pickles.
Various products require distinct types of glass jars for packaging. In a previous article, I discussed tinplate lids, focusing on how the salt content in product formulations can lead to corrosion of these lids. For those interested, you can follow this link to read the full article. In summary, both high-salt and high-sugar products can be packaged in glass, but the type of lid used will differ for each.
A Comprehensive Guide to Screen Printing on Glass Bottles for High-End Brands
At IDEA, we firmly believe in the importance of outstanding packaging. As a comprehensive service provider, we combine production, design, and decoration to assist numerous brands globally in creating iconic bottles. This book delves into the world of screen printing on glass, tackling your key inquiries and examining how this technique can elevate your packaging.
Add a special touch to your packaging with the art of embossing
First impressions are important when it comes to packaging. Packaging can have a significant impact on a consumer’s perception of a brand. The art of embossing or debossing is one of the best ways to give glass packaging a premium look and feel. It also creates a lasting impression.
The Importance of Brand Consistency in Packaging Design
In the fiercely competitive consumer goods market, the design of packaging is vital for drawing in customers and communicating brand messages. From glass bottles to plastic containers, the design of packaging reflects a brand's identity and core values. A critical element that new brands should focus on is maintaining consistency in their branding. This article delves into the concept of brand consistency, its significance for up-and-coming brands, common mistakes to steer clear of, and highlights successful brands that have mastered brand consistency through their packaging design.
Understanding Glass Bottle Frosting: Answers to Your Questions for a High-Quality Result
In today's competitive market, how you showcase your products is nearly as crucial as the products themselves. Packaging serves as the initial point of contact and visual engagement for consumers with your brand. For beverages like spirits, wines, and other drinks, the bottle acts as a quiet representative of your brand. One of the most sophisticated methods to enhance your drink's attractiveness is through glass frosting. This technique elevates a standard glass bottle into a refined vessel that embodies luxury and top-notch quality.
What are typical packaging errors that new business owners often encounter when introducing a product?
Packaging plays a crucial role in product design and can significantly influence a product's success. Unfortunately, many new business owners often fall into expensive traps when it comes to packaging design during their product launches. This article will explore some prevalent packaging design pitfalls that emerging entrepreneurs encounter and provide guidance on how to steer clear of these errors.
Strategies for Companies to Reduce Packaging Expenses and Enhance Operational Efficiency
A frequently neglected opportunity for cost savings lies in packaging. While packaging is essential for safeguarding products, attracting consumers, and facilitating shipping logistics, it doesn’t need to be a costly component of business operations.Below are four important packaging strategies that direct-to-consumer businesses can utilize to lower costs.
IDEA Glass Showcases Innovative Packaging Solutions at 2025 Canton Fair
In 2025, at the Canton Fair, which attracted worldwide attention, Anhui IDEA Technology Co., Ltd. became the focus of the exhibition with its excellent glass packaging products and professional services.
A comprehensive resource on the various shapes and sizes of wine bottles.
Wine bottles come in twelve different sizes, spanning from 18.7 cl (or 187 ml) to a maximum of 18 litres. However, current EU regulations limit still wine bottles to 10 litres and sparkling wine bottles to 9 litres. Bottles with a capacity of 3 litres or less are typically referred to by their volume, whereas those that are larger take their names from characters found in the Bible. The reason for this naming tradition is not clearly known.