The Must-Know Food Packaging Hacks in 2023

They say, 'don't judge a book by its cover' but in the business world, the 'cover' can be a major game changer for a lot of brands. Especially in a fiercely competitive industry like food, well-thought packaging always earns an edge from the consumers.

As one of the largest Food Packaging Manufacturers inIndia, we are bringing you the most useful hacks to keep in mind while thinking about the packaging of your food-related business in 2023.

Minimal Aesthetic

Thanks to the ever-increasing colourful and flashy designs all around us, the importance that simple and minimalistic designs hold is way more than you think. It helps you in highlighting the product’s value and does not overpower customers with flamboyant graphics and artwork.

At UFlex, we have kept our packaging simple and minimal to keep the packaging design clean, elegant, simple, and refreshing in eyesight. But, it also reduces the cost of your manufacturing process. Food Packaging Companies in India are also keen on focusing on these types of packaging.  

Sustainability

Studies have shown a clear shift of consumers to a brand that uses more environment-friendly packaging. Especially if your product appeals to a younger generation, sustainability in packing just can't be ignored.

Sustainable Food Packaging like our range of 3D and 4D reclosable Flexible Pouch Packaging, requires less use of natural resources which allows Food Packaging Companies to continue manufacturing packaging with less cost and improve its overall sustainability in the long run.

Smart Packaging

UFlex introducing holographic-enabled packaging with anti-counterfeiting properties to its holography business has been one of the best strategies to add value to food packaging.

A simple QR code on the package that takes your customer directly to your website is the most simple yet powerful thing that you can do to increase your brand appeal and protect your brand identity. Moreover, these technology-enabled solutions that can be accessed using smartphone gadgets also factor in convenience when it comes to customer experience.

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About Us

UFlex is India’s largest end-to-end flexible packaging materials and solutions company that manufactures a wide variety of Flexible Packaging Films like BOPP Films, BOPET films, CPP Film, Metalized films, Alox Coated Films, Speciality Films, and PCR PET Films Asclepius, for varied industry sectors across the world. We are a multi-million corporation spread across four continents.

UFlex is the only Flexible Packaging Film Manufacturer serving varied sectors such as food, beverages, pharma, electronic, industrial products, and the worldwide packaging market. Contact us now and become a part of the packaging industry revolution!


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