Thought Leadership

As of now, only about 185 cities in the U.S. pick up food waste at the curb for composting, but fewer than half of those accept compostable packaging. Does that mean that this packaging shouldn’t be considered by brands and small business owners when looking to move towards greener packaging?

Flexible packaging is one of the fastest growing segments in the packaging industry. It is defined as any packaging that can readily take the shape of the product inside and combines the best qualities from a variety of different package formats. Flexible packaging provides a multitude of benefits to the Consumer Packaged Goods industry, driving more brands to choose flexible over rigid for their packaging needs.

Haney has announced that its very own Dan Haney and Stephanie Love will be speakers at the FTA’s Virtual Fall Conference 2020, taking place October 5-7.

In the spirit of understanding, a few of us at Haney decided to find out for ourselves just what happens to a recyclable package once it's picked up from the curb. Read on to learn more!

Brand owners are eying ways to enhance consumers “on-the-go” lifestyles through new, innovative functional packaging solutions. This emerging “functional packaging” category, consisting of ease-of-use flexible pouches, stickpacks, and pressure sensitive reclosures, that aims at simplifing the consumers interaction with the package.

Approximately one third of Americans believe that a company’s reputation and affiliation with social issues is correspondingly as essential as the product it sells. In response, brands are taking the concerns of their consumers to heart in a new wave of cause marketing.

Nearly 30 years after the digital revolution took center stage, the Information Age is taking its final bow and the Experience Age is waltzing in.

To ring in the new year, we are addressing one of our most commonly asked questions: What are the latest and greatest packaging trends for the CPG industry?

Why digital print on flexible packaging is the wave of the future.