BEVERAGE
PACK PROMO DAMM INEDIT Company: Durero Packaging, S.A.U. Country: Spain Email:
adiaz@durero.com Web:
www.durero.com
The Inedit beer pack is a trapezoidal shape that frames 2 bottles, with its own personality, and containing two glasses in diagonal side position. All giving a sylish, affordable and clear vision of the product, while effectively satisfying four main premises: stacking, portability, security and space efficiency. The design of this package has been developed to optimize its efficiency in production: the diecut fits in a unique sheet of 70x100cm. You can send folded flat. It glues in automatic folding machine and the assembly and filling is simple.
POHON PINANG SYRUP BOX
Company: PT INDUSTRI PEMBUNGKUS INTERNASIONAL Country: Indonesia
Email:
benson.chandra@
ipi.co.id
This box is categorized as “all in one” transport box with different functions. First, a built in partition to effectively protect 6 bottles of syrup though rugged handling condition typical of local distribution. Second, a built in “easy carry” handle that folds flat for stacking. This box has an attractive artwork that brings out the flavor of Marquisa for this very famous brand: Pohon Pinang. For durability, this box is dimensionally optimized with a combination of 350 gsm Ivory board, 150 gsm medium single face B/F and 150 gsm test liner.
ROXOR GIN Company: TricorBraun Country: USA Email:
jbolin@tricorbraun.com Web:
www.tricorbraun.com
The new product package’s “skyscraper” design improves upon the generic packaging, round and smooth, used for many gin bottles, by taking into account all the possible distribution/sales points for the product including both retail sales and bar back displays. The square shape with the flat, windowpane relief area at the bottles’ waists serve as a protection to the silkscreen decoration, but also form a good gripping area for the bottles.
SAINRAUZE WINE(A SINGLE BOTTLE IN A GIFT BOX)
Company: Shenzhen Bai Xinglong Creative Packing Design Co. Ltd. Country: China
Web:
www.szbxl.com
The wine brand originally imported from France - Sainrauze has always been used to serve the mid-to-high end consumers of Chinese market. As for the wine gift box holding a single bottle, its box cover is decorated with antique patterns, reflecting a long-standing history of Sainrauze wine. The packing is of a flexible and funny box-shaped structure, featuring good presentation and entertainment in terms of opening bottles, and vividly interpreting the endless possibilities of pondering and practicing the appropriate packing structures in an exploratory attitude.
SIRMA WATER BOTTLE Company: Anadolu Cam Sanayii A.Ş. Country: Turkey Email:
tozturk@sisecam.com Web:
www.anadolucam.com.tr
Sırma Water Bottle has an elegance of a water drop, good grip and stylization of mountain on the bottom of the bottle which symbolizes the natural source of water. The structure of the long neck of the bottle is easy to
handle.This bottle’s purpose is not just to bring water in a healthy package; it is to bring elegance to the table. Same bottle shape is also used for mineral water without push up.
STORTEBEKER ENTDECKER – KISTE
Company: Oberland M&V GmbH and Störtebeker Braumanufaktur GmbH Country: Germany
Email:
rkoschny@oberlandmv.de Web:
www.oberlandmv.de
For their new beer crate, the “Störtebeker Braumanufaktur” wanted the authentic look and feel of real wood. For the development of the “Störtebeker” plastic beer crate, it was therefore necessary to combine highest quality inmould- labeling, with complex relief surface structures for the first time in plastic injection molding technology. The resulting beer crate is unique to the market. With a life cycle of up to 15 years, multiple uses per year, material that can be almost entirely used in new crates and contains no heavy metals, this crate continues the tradition of environmentally sustainable packaging in beer crates.
16 | Worldstar Awards | 2013
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