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Jason Bowman, President of American Pan Europe & MENA together with Metin and Irem Akyilmaz announce the formation of a partnership between American Pan and Turbelco. The new entity will be known as Turbelco, an American Pan Company.

American Pan is the world’s leading provider of custom and stock baking pans, pan coatings, and pan refurbishment services to bakeries of all sizes. Turbelco is also a leading provider of the global baking industry and maintains locations in both Turkey and Germany.

The cellophane window has been a recognizable feature for more than 70 years, allowing shoppers to view the tasty treats they’re buying.

“Entenmann’s is thrilled to return to our iconic window boxes,” the company said in a statement, adding that the company “always planned” to return to its signature packaging. “We are happy that time has arrived and love that our consumers are excited as well,” it added.

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Customers can order as usual via mobile app or online and pay a $1 fee to add reusable packaging to their order. DeliverZero will send the customers a text message with instructions for returning the reusable containers to a participating store or scheduling a DeliverZero pickup at no extra charge.

This is Uber Eats’ first reuse pilot in the U.S., but it has similar programs globally. Earlier this month, Uber Eats launched a reusable container food delivery program in London with partner Again.

The name of the wine touching wood, a play on words, evokes, on the one hand, the brief passage of the wine in the barrel, for just a period of time to round it off. On the other hand, it refers to that gesture that we make, like an amulet, which is almost a game to maintain good luck.

The design of eva arias collects all this information and transfers it to a graph with a vibrant color palette, which transmits joy and freshness.

When the house of Reynaldi decided last year to enhance its fragrance offer, it called on Coverpla’s Italian subsidiary to help. Thanks to this partnership, four new fragrances were born using catalog references: bottles, caps, pumps and pump covers.

The brand’s brief consisted of modernizing its cologne and eaux de parfum collections in line with market trends. The idea was to create a product that was not just sensorial but that offered the consumer a beautiful object to display in the bathroom or as a gift or a little self-indulgence.

TNT Group also produced and assembled the black ribbon with gold-plated brass, custom-made aglets, attached to the ribbon without glue, which adorn the collar. The tape fits perfectly to the neck design and is not glued either.

The meticulous polishing of the zamac top was delicate, particularly in the hard-to-reach corners of the base.

The future of whiskey packaging design — the exceptionally deep future — has materialized, in the form of a Romulan Ale Rye whiskey bottle.

The distinctive, extraterrestrial beverage packaging duplicates the details of the prop bottle for Romulan Ale, a spirit first seen in the film Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. The real-life rye, a premium-quality spirit, is colored deep blue to mimic the fictional ale.

The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) has asked Mondelez International India, which makes health drink Bournvita, to review and withdraw all misleading advertisements, packaging and labels related to the milk supplement citing non-adherence to mandatory disclosure of its sugar content.  

In a notice to the confectionery major, NCPCR has asked it to send within seven days a detailed explanation or report to apprise the panel on the matter. 

Uganda is the world’s second-largest producer and consumer of bananas; India is the first. With a global production value of about 10 million metric tons and banana consumption of almost one kilogram per person, per day, more than 75% of Uganda’s population relies on bananas as a staple food. The ripe fruit is cooked in savoury dishes and consumed as a dessert and made into wine, juice, beer, dehydrated snacks and more.