Pantone, a global authority in color development and communication, has been influencing product development and purchasing decisions across various industries with its Color of the Year since 1999. This color is meticulously selected by Pantone’s experts who conduct year-round macro-level color trend forecasting and research to identify new color influences.
In today's interconnected world, sustainability isn't just a buzzword—it's a guiding principle shaping industries and consumer behaviors alike. Nowhere is this more evident than in the packaging industry, where the quest for eco-friendly solutions is driving innovation and reshaping the market landscape. In this blog post, we'll embark on a journey across two continents—the United States and the European Union—to explore their approaches to sustainable packaging.
Navigating PFAS: A Deep Dive into Fresh Produce Packaging Regulations and Sustainability Initiatives
Fox Packaging had the pleasure of working with designer, Matthew Sustaita on our branded merchandise items where he contributed his distinct artistic vision and flair, to show our appreciation to our customers. Matthew’s process of gathering information and insight about our brand provided our team the opportunity to be involved in the creative process. In today’s Q&A with Matthew, we got an in-depth look into this designer’s creative process and how he likes to incorporate his style into his client’s brand identity.
The Fox Leno bag is a reliable and sustainable packaging solution for bulk fresh produce items like onions and potatoes. Leno material is a strong, woven mesh that is suitable for other items as well such as nuts, shellfish, citrus, and firewood. It has several advantages over other packaging options because it is solid, form-stable, breathable, and cost-effective. Leno packaging can be customized with high-resolution graphics and labels to enhance the product's appeal and visibility.
