In 2017, three university friends turned a simple frustration into a pioneering business venture. Dissatisfied with the subpar performance of conventional pencil sharpeners, they took matters into their own hands, leveraging 3D printing technology to create a refined prototype.
The continued rise of the middle class around the world will see demand for these products increase, with the market for cosmetics and beauty products predicted to go from strength-to-strength over the coming years.
Designed to protect and engineered to preserve, packaging is also there to promote. For that, printing and finishing are the decoration techniques that serve to elevate the presence of products and raise a brands profile.
This sees representatives from Diageo, Kellanova, Pernod Ricard, Néstle, Pizza Express, The National Gallery, Amazon, Adobe Live, and Twinings join the more than 50 experts lined up to speak across the events two days, offering unparalleled insights on three specialised stages.
Marcus Palm joins PulPac from Välinge Innovation, where he served as Chief Legal Officer. During his tenure, he played a vital role in shaping legal strategies, protecting intellectual property, and contributing to the companys growth and innovation within the flooring industry.
The project team of Twinings & Co., which manufactures a multitude of drinks including tea, herbal infusions and other powder drinks is delighted to be using Sonocos EnviroCan paper bottom can for their new product Thé Latté.,
The range works as a customisable off-the-shelf foundation for brand customers to put their stamp on while controlling production costs. Born from Hunter Luxurys commitment to creativity and sustainability, the range features three opulent products:
