BEVERAGE
INFINI BOTTLE Company: Nampak Plastics Europe Country: UK Email:
greg.ward@eu.nampak.com Web:
www.eu.nampak.com
Infini, Nampak's new monolayer HDPE (High Density Polyethylene) milk bottle is up to 25% lighter (dependent on size) than industry standard bottles whilst still meeting all current performance specifications. In addition, it offers consumers a modern, improved design and enhanced functionality. The bottle is 100% recyclable with post consumer recycled content of up to 15%. Its new design uses approx 16,000 tonnes less material and offers carbon savings of around 34,000 tonnes pa. Launched in 2012, 100 million bottles will have been manufactured and sold by the end of the year.
ISTANBLUE VODKA 20CL BOTTLE Company: Rafineri Advertising Agency Country: Turkey
Email:
melis.senol@
rafineri.net Web:
www.rafineri.net
To be the pocket size nightlife vodka of the young consumers, we decided to use our 20cl bottle design as attraction point at points of sale. The visibility of our bottles was very
critical.So that, we prepared 3 different designs with 3 different colors inspired by dynamic nightlife of Istanbul. Being an Istanbul brand, Istanblue owns the dynamic and diverse nightlife of Istanbul and gives a special role to the 20cl. 20cl is the pocket size nightlife vodka, which fights against beer via its size and its fun/price ratio.
J&B TWISTER Company: MW Creative Ltd. Country: UK Email:
lauren.wiles@luxurypackaging.co.uk Web:
www.luxurypackaging.co.uk
This pack provides the consumer with a fun to use casing and a secure system for bottle transportation. The pack was made using recycled board and has no plastic parts. It is ultimate in on-shelf impact as consumers can create their own fun designs. The pack sold 500,000 units worldwide. A unique packaging concept allowing the pack to rotate in 3 parts to provide a playful pack with a multitude of design options for the consumer to view.
JOHNNIE WALKER X•R 21 YEAR OLD WHISKY Company: Stoelzle Glass Group Country: UK
Email:
jlaurence@icsmconnect.co.uk Web:
www.stoelzle.com
Extreme moulding skill and decoration by Stölzle Flaconnage has produced a prestige container for a prestige product. Cosmetic quality flint glass, multi-faceted design, culminating in a star shaped finish to the heavy base, precise embossing of the X•R, and flame polish finish, all contribute to a stunning visual impact. Stölzle Flaconnage's decoration factory completes this outstanding decanter with five passes. A graphic design in the style of the KBE is ceramic printed on the back. Precious metal is screen printed on the front. High temperature baking results in a robust finish that withstands high speed filling lines.
KINGFISHER ULTRA & BLUE CANS Company: Can-Pack India Pvt. Ltd. Country: India Email:
npascal@canpack.co.in Web:
www.canpack.co.in
The Ultra can is a special can, made with the rich tactile effect, which covers almost 95% of the can body, providing the consumer a great feel. The Blue can stands out with its visual appeal. Design elements distinctly stand out providing a youthful look to the can. Key feature of the Ultra can is its wonderful design embedded in a tactile effect. This is the first special effect beverage can manufactured as well as marketed in India. The Blue can has very fine detailing and the visual aspects of the can give a very smooth cool feeling.
LIQUOR GIFT BOX
Company: KENT DISPLAY (PVT) LTD Country: Sri Lanka
Email:
kentdsales@sltnet.lk Web:
www.kentholdings.com
Made of MDF and corrugated board to display a bottle of liquor. The exterior is laminated with lamination paper and branded on the lid. A magnetic lock is used. All materials used in the production are environmental friendly. This gift box won a Lanka Star Gold and an Asia Star Award.
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