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WINNERS > Non-Alcoholic &


Alcoholic Beverages  HALEWOOD ICE PACK Entrant: Cepac Branded Packaging Brand owner: Halewood International Ltd


It is a simple, practical and unique solution to common demand from end-users, whilst offering an excellent branding opportunity for the manufacturer.


Judges’ comments: “Very different to current on shelf offerings, great shelf presence - cheeky, fun, different, clever graphics, innovative, attractive and functional.”


DEWAR'S - THE MASTER BLENDER'S SENSORIAL EXPERIENCE  Entrant: Chesapeake Branded Packaging Brand owner: Dewar's


A beautiful example of structural design at its best. a complex, yet easy to assemble, design. A masterpiece that encapsulates the whole sensorial experience.


Judges’ comments: “Beautiful package, sensory panel gives it a real wow factor, stylish and great gifting.”


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 WESTLAND EVEN-FLO Entrant: RPC Containers Ltd., Designer – Webb deVlam London/RPC Design Brand owner:Westland Horticulture


It provides a user-friendly solution for lawn spreading, creates effective brand image and on-shelf impact for a market-leading product, and delivers sustainable benefits in terms of lightweight manufacture and refill.


Judges’ comments: “Great functionality & customer convenience. A really great pack suitable for other applications and brilliantly executed.”


ASDA LITTLE ANGELS COTTON SOFT BABY WIPES WITH NAPPY CREAM  Entrant: ASDA


Brand owner: ASDA


Featuring our best selling nappy cream and cotton soft baby wipes, this uniquely convenient package is the first of its kind to enter the UK market.


Judges’ comments: “Very convenient for a high stress moment and a great ide.”


10 | Starpack Awards | 2013


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