Importance Of Packaging

Packaging is the technology and method for containing and protecting products during shipping, storage, selling and using after producing. It is more than just wrapping the products, it is more referring the whole coordinated system of preparing products for transport, warehousing, logistics, sale to end. Packaging’s function and purpose include contains, protects, preserves, transports, informs, and sells. In many countries, it is fully integrated into government, business, institutional, industrial, and personal use.
Packaging has big influence to the life cycle of
Packaging innovation is influence people’s life and is driven to change by the trends and needs. There are some important packaging marks in history including the use of tinplate

People are now forcing on the sustaining way to treat packaging more and more, the demand for sustainability will keep growing based on the regulations and laws’ completion and peoples sense towards environment and limited recourse, it is very important for packaging manufacturers and their customers to reduce the amount of raw materials used in packaging to a minimum.
Be better for a higher efficiency for shipping and storage. Packaging should be more space saving and less empty cartons carried in lorries. There is a trending about the square cartons or bottles for increasing the cube utilization.
Be sustainable better, the packaging should be easier and more to recycle and biodegradable packaging such as plastics made from starch, more use of cardboard.
Smart packaging – more use of RFID technology for electronic tagging, tracking of stock, as cost of RFID tags falls.
Packaging will consider more and more people’s needs and be more customized. We need to consider in 2050, most of people will live in the cities and they will not be having so much time to cook and they will have less space to live efficiently, which gives us the idea about that packaging should shrink size for the people who will have a smaller size of family and consumer is prepared to try new products if these are offered in trial sized packaging. Brands must therefore be more flexible to satisfy the shopper’s increasingly changeable