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What do the automotive, paints and coatings, chemical, and food and beverage industries share? All use F-Style cans, which are considered one of the most inclusive packaging options on the market. Chemically resistant and durable, these specialized cans can be the answer to your sustainability goals or the perfect packaging refresh for store shelves. Explore new packaging opportunities F-Style cans can deliver for you.

Did you know packaging that conveys your brand image has the power to improve customer perceptions? Building the perfect comprehensive packaging system is as much about differentiating from the competition as it is about functionality. Though not every industry engages consumer end markets, packaging that focuses on branding has the potential to unlock numerous sales opportunities. Learn how Pipeline Packaging’s Good People at the Core can help you take advantage of your brand’s image.

Given these challenges, now is the perfect time to consider switching from pressure-sensitive liners to heat-seal liners. Not only does this alternative offer a more reliable supply, but it also aligns with growing trends toward eco-friendly solutions and compliance.

While recycled packaging won’t work for every customer in every industry, Pipeline Packaging’s team of Good People at the Core is consistently on the lookout for new opportunities and technologies. With growing progress in molecular recycling, environmentally friendly packaging can be a cost-effective and efficient strategy to help decrease a company’s carbon footprint.

Packaging has transformed from natural sources like gourds, amber, and ceramic pottery to more modern materials like steel, glass, tin, and plastic. With every evolution, innovative packaging solutions have optimized security, safety, and versatility across many industries. The last decade saw unprecedented progress — from containers manufactured with seaweed and other biomaterials to 3D printing that can create prototypes within 48 hours. The Pipeline Packaging team took a deeper look at the five most innovative packaging solutions in the last decade.