By adopting flexible packaging, today’s brand owners have a unique opportunity to customize packaging features, utilize advanced technologies and promote sustainability.
Changes in consumer demands and behavior, coupled with the availability of real-time consumer market information has made having machinery that can quickly handle changing packaging formats a high priority for producers.
The four major macro factors driving packaging trends for manufacturers of frozen food involve e-commerce, shifting global demographics, the growth of disposable income and the educated consumer.
Just as humans gear up for the cold winter months, so are pests. It’s crucial to understand, prepare for and eliminate the threats that fall invaders may pose as they seek safety from the seasonal change.
While blockchain technology has been around for more than a decade, its popularity caught fire with the rapid rise of cryptocurrencies. However, the food and beverage industry has been slow to adopt it, particularly in the supply chain.
Even though blockchain maturity is several years away, now is the time for companies to become educated on how it can lead to vast improvements in the food supply chain.
Blockchain provides a way to digitize every step of the supply chain through a distributed, connected ledger, linking all records from source to shelf.
Organizations that haven’t yet considered how to speak to Gen Z consumers risk being left behind amidst the rush of brands hurrying to meet these young consumers.