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Smart Packaging
Author:
Dr Paul Butler
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This
report is the first to cover the whole range of needs ,
applications and technologies for smart packaging whether
consumer, postal, military, healthcare or other. Ten year
market forecasts are given and lessons of successes and
failure. Innovations in packaging technologies and design
are transforming brands, enabling new consumer benefits
and enriching lives. Smart packaging is enabling massive
gains in highly competitive markets. This independent study
provides vital information and market intelligence enabling
you to learn how these technologies can dramatically enhance
your business.
£1350
Published
April 2003
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Active Packaging
Author:
Nick Waite
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This study looks at the latest developments, products, legislative
changes and applications for the fast emerging area of active
packaging, which is forecast to achieve annual growth rates
in excess of 20%.
£295
Published
March 2003
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Electronic
Smart Packaging
Author: Raghu Das |
This report
shows how electronic and electric smart packaging enhances
the traditional functions of packaging - to protect, inform,
and promote - but also achieves much more. Conventional
electronic components will be replaced by printable circuits
and displays that will be cheap enough to be disposable
- great news for the packaging industry.
£1350
Published
July 2003
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Intelligent
Packaging
Author: David Collins |
This study
focuses on the technologies behind intelligent packaging
such as RFID, EMID, printed electronics, thermochromic
inks and laminates, digital watermarks and chemical and
protein based indicators. Each section assesses what products
are currently available, plus their costs, and looks ahead
to what smart packaging might offer over the next few
years.
£295
Published
April 2003
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Consumer
Smart Packaging
Author: Dr Paul Butler |
This book focuses on documenting, understanding
and describing how unmet consumer needs can be satisfied
by smarter consumer packaging, with specific chapters
of the food, beverage, household products and health,
beauty and personal care market sectors. The common factor
is that they are consumer-benefit led, not technology-led.
Many examples are given in this report. Some may seem
trivial, such as providing entertainment to a tired shopper,
others point to a future where a dramatically improved
user interface between the packaging and user will save
and enrich lives. All have been included to document where
we are, and the opportunities that lie ahead.
£650
Published
August 2004 |
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Diagnostic
Packaging Author: Sara
Ver-Bruggen
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This researched
study assesses the latest developments in enabling technologies
– electronic, chemical, ink-based or hybrid. It reviews
the products available, and soon to be available across
the gamut of TTI's, oxygen sensors and food-spoilage indicators.
£295
Published
March 2004 |
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Smart
Packaging Journal |
Smart
Packaging Journal is a vital resource for those interested
in all aspects of the ever changing world of smart packing
– including market research, global activities and in-depth
industry reports. This journal gives a
balanced view of the subject, and to this end we do not
accept paid advertising or sponsorship.
This monthly online journal will keep you up-to-date with
the latest developments as IDTechEx consultants and guest
contributors analyse and report on news, innovations, events
and companies concerned with smart packaging and associated
technologies.
£399
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Low-cost
Smart Packaging in Food and Drink
Author: Ashley Gange
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This study
evaluates the new raft of low-cost enabling technologies,
including printing of electronics, profiles new products
being launched or developed, and gives you vital updates
on hot new applications.
£295
Published
December 2004
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Low-cost
Smart Packaging in Pharmaceuticals and Cosmetics
Author: William Llewellyns |
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This study
evaluates the new raft of low-cost enabling technologies,
including printing of electronics, profiles new products
being launched or developed, and gives you vital updates
on hot new applications.
£295
Published December 2004
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technologies. Global coverage and exclusive reporting
will help you closely monitor how these technologies are
developing and what they can do. You'll see where they're
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