Very distinctive packaging design

Organic tea beverage bottle
Honest Tea now offers organic, ready-to-drink teas in 100% recyclable plastic bottles that have fewer ribs and are more sleek and eye-catching. It's easy to highlight the tea beverages. Health, low sugar characteristics. “We hope to develop an exciting package that will allow people to enjoy our tea drinks in new places while complementing our glass containers,” said Seth Goldman, president of Honest Tea Company. This innovative packaging uses a new filling technology, which eliminates the common thermal expansion ridges found in most hot-filled plastic bottles. The result is that this new design has a fresh and elegant appearance, giving a glass bottle feel. In terms of graphic design, Honest Tea Company adopted the scheme of Flowdesign Design Co., which has adopted a brand-new design while maintaining a strong consistency with the original brand. "This design can strongly help us develop new sales markets," Goldman said.

Exotic packaging design
The design provided by Hornall Anderson Design Company brings an exotic feel to Tahitian Noni's healthy, flawless and premium product packaging. Tahitian Noni initially hoped that the new packaging of this natural product would reflect the history of the French Polynesians compared to the original. The designer kneads together rich colors, exotic images (a man holding a conch horn) and parts of the art drawn from oil paintings specially made for this product. The new design is applied to various packaging of the product, such as paper boxes, stickers and so on.

Lively packaging design
RPC Envases supplies custom-made blow-molded high-density polyethylene (HDPE) bottles for Heinz's Orlando sauce plant in Spain. The color of the sleeve used for this 300ml plastic bottle varies according to the sauce: red tomato sauce, orange Brava sauce and yellow mustard sauce. Tomato sauce can also be packed in 500ml bottles. This Erlenmeyer flask, which was designed by Heinz and has a beautiful curve, creates a strong shelf display effect that is also very convenient for customers to pick up. The bottle uses a PVC shrink sleeve label with a picture of the food associated with the sauce. The name of the sauce on the bottle uses a dynamic, lively font.

New coffee packaging design
Terroir Coffee Company, a high-end coffee maker, is promoting its bagged coffee in department stores nationwide. Wright Design Inc. is responsible for the packaging design of this new product, including shelf display packaging used to attract coffee professionals. “Wright knew immediately what we wanted,” said George Howell, owner of Terroir Coffee Company. “They listened to our requests and seriously understood our implication and made some adjustments. They made our design mission It's easy and fun, and we're happy with the results.” The bronze-tone coffee bag has a bold font and color and a picture of a farm that breeds different types of coffee. Below each picture is a short description of where each coffee is unique. Terroir's coffee varies according to the place of production, including Yircacheffe from Ethiopia, El Injerto and La Flor Del Café from Guatemala, and Thiruku from Kenya.

Pyramidal design
Schwarzkopf & Henkel Cosmetics is using a unique pyramid-shaped cosmetic bottle designed by RPC Bramlage to relaunch the Gliss Kur hair care line. It consists of a four-part polypropylene part: two pyramid-shaped shells, a base and a circular swivel cap. The pearl-like color of the bottle has been further strengthened by four-sided flash tags.
“The new Pyramid cosmetic bottle provided by RPC Bramlage demonstrates the company's unique and practical packaging design capabilities, and this design greatly enhances the Gliss Kur brand image,” said Michel Barrocas of Schwarzkopf & Henkel Cosmetics.

Retro drink cans design
Dr Pepper introduced cherry vanilla flavored Dr. Pepper and Diet Dr. Pepper soft drinks in its core market. The retro feel of the new beverage cans is easily recalled by those who like soft drinks since the 1950s. Promotional measures in 26 major markets are distributed by hundreds of motel attendants wearing roller skates to passing customers. “As with cherry vanilla flavor Dr. Pepper, these waiters remind people of the simple fun of the old-fashioned soda pop. Andrew Springate, vice president of marketing at Dr. Pepper, said, “We think from these cars. It is a very interesting method for hotel clerk to send drinks to our customers. ”