Luxury Packaging


New science-themed sample book to inspire luxury packaging market


embellishment we can help them achieve. We recognise there’s been a real surge in demand for embossing and foiling finishes on packaging and labels, as the industry knows the sense of luxury and quality that this level of embellishment can add to a brand. “We hope that by presenting our


innovative machining technologies and tooling in this way it will help our customers discover their lightbulb moment and inspire some unique and distinguished designs for their luxury packaging needs.” Arden Engraving is also committed to


promoting sustainable packaging and the new sample pack is printed on carbon balanced paper. This paper is sourced through Europe’s leading packaging and paper supplier, Antalis, who work with the World Land Trust to balance the carbon expended in the paper production process through the protection and promotion of indigenous forestry. The new swatch book comes after Arden


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rden Engraving, manufacturer of complex tools and dies for the packaging industry, has unveiled


its brand new sample booklet showcasing its expertise in embossing and hot foil stamping tooling targeted at the carton and label sectors. The sample pack incorporates Arden’s range of tooling solutions and capabilities from multi-level embossing to 3D microfoil and lenticular foil, and its product range has been renamed to resemble a periodic table.


Sarah Poynter, operations manager at


Arden Engraving, says: “We’ve braved the elements to create our brand new swatch book inspired by the science, technology and innovation that’s all around us – we’ve even brought Albert Einstein to life in multi-level blind emboss. “When it comes to innovation, we’ve got it down to a science – combining the highest precision engineering and cutting-edge machinery to create the finest of finishes, and now our customers can see and feel the range of


Engraving, which operates from three sites around the world, recently marked 20 years in the industry with a brand new look. After launching in 1999, the company has just undergone a major rebrand with a fresh, modern look and a new website, which also draws upon a scientific theme. In recent years, Arden Engraving, part of


the Arden Group, has expanded into the label market, investing heavily in the latest CNC engraving machinery and advanced laser technologies, and has just opened its third operation in North Carolina, USA.


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Chadwicks develops new lid for premium range P


re-cut lid and shrink sleeve manufacturer Chadwicks of Bury (part of the Clondalkin Group), has


developed an aluminium lidding material to seal to glass. Developed in-house by Chadwicks, the decorative lids have been produced for a new premium yogurt range from Alston Dairy. Ken Dunlop, sales manager at Chadwicks


says: “Typically, sealing pre-cut lids to glass presents many technical difficulties, however when Alston Dairy approached us about developing a new type of material capable of sealing to glass jars we rose to the challenge. Alston also required a ‘crimped over’ lid to emphasise the premium nature of the range. Working in partnership with our sister company Royal Vaassen in the Netherlands,


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from Alston Dairy adds: “Chadwicks continues to impress our new product development team and we are delighted with the finished product.” Chadwicks of Bury supplies flexible


Alston Dairy required a ‘crimped over’ lid to emphasise the premium nature of the range


packaging solutions for the food, dairy, beverage, personal care and household sectors, among others.


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we developed a material that provides an optimum sealing solution for glass, and teamed up with Seal-it-Systems to create the desired ‘crimping’ effect. We now have another great addition to our lids portfolio, which has provided Alston Dairy with a high quality lid that delivers enhanced shelf appeal for its premium product range.” Emma Coupe, development director


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