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Boosting product personality: Bemad launches eco-designed champagne pack

Design agency Bemad has launched a novel champagne paper packaging solution. A collaboration with La Paper Factory, the origami-inspired patented design is conceived to be adapted to a variety of premium products. Alfred & Joe is the latest[…]

Positive Luxury: how to ensure a sustainable future for luxury drinks?

Positive Luxury’s The Future of Premium Drinks report highlights the need for “true sustainability” in the sector. In addition to transport and packaging, financial sustainability is an issue of key importance. When it comes to sustainability in[…]

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Baralan: DEA, new Airless Packaging Solution in Glass

Marrying quality through functionality and sustainability, Baralan’s new DEA series is the first airless system where the product is directly in contact with the glass.This aesthetic and sustainable innovation solution foreshadows the future of[…]

Paper airless packs, refills & wooden packaging: Cosmoprof roundup part two

In part two of our packaging innovations round up from Cosmoprof Worldwide Bologna 2022, we spotlight innovations in paper and wood-based packaging, refills and the latest in airless technology. HCP is making a big push into skincare, especially[…]

Curius’ VETA+ debuts with wood-effect labels and molded pulp packs

VETA+ is a new luxury Swiss spirits brand from drinks company Curius. Its three offers: gin, whisky and rum come in packaging designed by Series Nemo. The bespoke bottles are adorned with wood-effect labels and come in molded pulp packs.[…]

Microfluidic manufacturing: Capsum outlines strategy for US beauty market

At the inauguration event of Capsum’s brand new manufacturing site in Austin, Texas, CEO Sébastien Bardon sat down with Luxe Packaging Insight to discuss the French formulation company’s roadmap for its US business. As of 2020, Capsum, a French[…]

Rémy Cointreau’s Telmont tests lightweighted Champagne bottle

Striving to reduce its carbon footprint, Champagne Telmont is working with French glassmaker Verallia to reduce the weight of its bottles by 35g. The first Champagne to launch in this new bottle could hit the market in 2025. Champagne Telmont,[…]

Artist inspiration: Tread Softly introduces first gin

With global gin consumption forecast to increase 4.4% by 2023*, Australian wine brand Tread Softly is tapping into this growing market with the launch of its first gin. Tread Softly (Fourth Wave Wine), a brand specialized in "moderate" alcohol[…]

Cerço: wine packaging at its most streamlined

Launching this year, Cerço is touted as the first range of Burgundy wines* whose container and content is 100% eco-designed. Reducing the impact of its packaging was a key driver of the project. A project that began in 2019 on the impetus of[…]

LVMH Beauty inks partnership with Origin Materials for sustainable packaging

A partnership between French luxury group LVMH and US-based Origin Materials will see LVMH Beauty secure sustainable, carbon-negative PET for use in its perfume and cosmetics packaging. As it works towards its goal of zero plastic from virgin[…]