BakeryandSnacks.com has put together a special edition looking at 'smart packaging' in the global bakery, snacks and cereal sector.
As part of the edition, we spoke to packaging expert Andrew Streeter, director of CPS International, about what categories need to play catch up in 'smart' developments and why, along with some of the biggest challenges facing industry in the drive for improved packaging formats.
Canadean analyst Sam Allen also discussed the opportunities presented by data technology for shelf life communication in bread - an area yet to be developed but one he said held mass consumer appeal. Euromonitor International's analyst Dimitrios Dimakakos also weighed in about what consumers really want in a ‘smart’ package and how smaller packs appealed on several levels.
Click below for the full coverage:
Nifty packaging: Could data tech be the future for bakery shelf life?
Pouches and beyond: Snacks and cereals have made ‘smart’ progress
Bread packaging is far from ‘smart’ but could be, says expert
The smaller, the smarter: Small-sized packs hit on convenience and price