Commissioned for Ringtons’ 2025 Christmas gifting range, the one-piece box with lid (300 × 200 × 80 mm) features a clay-coated outer liner and white kraft inner liner, digitally printed on both sides for full-colour impact inside and out.

Durham Box manufactured 15,000 units for the project, and it said the standout feature is intricate laser-cutting that reveals the print beneath and delivers a tactile, visually distinct finish which its not achievable with standard die-cutting technology.

TOPPAN Holdings Inc. has reached an agreement to acquire Asahi Kasei Corporation’s patented technology related to brittle lidding material for push-through blister packs,1 completing the transfer on November 28.

By fusing the acquired brittle lidding material technology with the TOPPAN Group’s barrier and packaging technologies, TOPPAN Holdings is aiming to advance a full-scale entry into the global push-through blister pack market.

The bottles use large-scale fruit photography paired with vignettes intended to highlight variant ingredients and link product benefit with imagery. Bold descriptors are positioned within the key visual and continue into the Palmolive brandmark area for cohesion.

The design is intended to appeal to what the company describes as a hedonist consumer.

The range uses preforms made and blown in Australia, with resin processed locally from a mix of Australian and imported flake. FujiSeal labels for the range were produced in Vietnam.

OLD BAY®, the legendary Chesapeake Bay seasoning, is returning to its roots by transitioning its packaging from plastic back to its original tin format. Rolling out on shelves this month, the updated packaging preserves the brand’s instantly recognizable yellow, blue, and red design—while reviving the classic look, feel, and user experience that longtime fans know and love.

More than 50,000 containers of a widely sold pain-relief ointment have been recalled after federal officials warned the packaging could put young children at risk of serious injury or death if accidentally swallowed.

Plantimex Distributors announced the recall of its Mamisan Pain Relieving Topical Ointment after determining the product’s lid failed to meet child-resistant requirements under the Poison Prevention Packaging Act, according to a notice published by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.