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Introduced by Mattel in 1959, Barbie has been a cherished toy for millions of children globally. It remains popular today, featuring a variety of body types, skin tones, and other attributes to better represent the world's diverse population. The iconic doll's creator has now made a notable stride towards inclusivity by launching its first-ever blind Barbie doll, packaged with braille. The packaging includes the word ‘Barbie’ written in braille.

Mengniu is the first dairy brand in the world to offer consumers these striking designs, which include some of the world’s most celebrated art, exploiting the unique design variability offered by Tetra Pak® Custom Printing. These “handheld” works of art offer consumers an immersive experience, all whilst enjoying a nutritious milk drink. 

"We have decided to make the Olympic Games the first major event without single-use plastic," announced Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo during a press conference at the International Forum of Mayors against Plastic Pollution.

Arguably, it’s never too early to get excited about the various chocolatey goods available this time of year, from Mini Eggs to Malteaster Bunnies.

And this latest launch combines two of the nation’s favourtie treats in one bowl of heavenly mixture.

The Layers of Joy Eggciting dessert does what it says on the tin: it’s a giant Creme Egg trifle complete with silky layers of dairy milk chocolate mousse, sponge and flavoured dessert.

• For a third consecutive year Coca‑Cola, in partnership with Coca‑Cola Europacific Partners, and Merlin Entertainments are offering the chance to win VIP experiences at some of the UK’s best-known attractions in exchange for empty plastic bottles.
• The partnership will continue to incentivise and encourage recycling via reverse vending machines situated at attractions nationwide.
• This summer, more machines will be situated at family favourite Merlin attractions, including Alton Towers Resort and LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort.

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Bold typography, lively colors, and graphics that nods to the brand's history came together to reimagine Purlom's new look as immersive and playful while maintaining the same family-owned feel.

In addition, a blue and white frame was added around the product, creating a visual treat. Even the boxes got a makeover with bright colors and bold writing. Onmi's work not only catapults Purlom into the modern market but also aligns with the brand's core values: fostering meaningful memories around the dinner table.

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The brand said the revised pack designs are poised to ‘redefine’ the consumer experience.

Boost’s lozenge logo remains but now features a ‘subtle modern twist’, with a streamlined design approach that gives each product a ‘slicker’ and ‘more refined’ look. Rio, which was acquired by Boost Drinks in 2021, recently enjoyed a similar makeover, demonstrating the brand’s desire to adapt with the times and maintain a modern visual identity.