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Gift giving is difficult in times of economic turbulence, but it doesn't have to be eliminated from a tight budget. It's always self-rewarding to give gifts to friends and loved ones, even if it involves cutting costs on spending. Brands can capitalize on the demand for low-cost gifts by making packaging more multi-purpose. Fancy tins fit this category of useful packaging that actually gives gift giving more value.

Enhance your product appeal with fancy tins that offer long-term value and emotional impact. These durable, eye-catching containers attract customers and elevate your brand.

Home is meant to be a center of comfort for everyone who lives in or visits a dwelling. To make a home as comfortable as possible, people add visual stimuli to the atmosphere. When one controls visual surroundings, it's possible to set a desired mood or tone. The use of fancy tins as part of room decor needs deeper investigation, especially for manufacturers seeking low cost but good quality packaging.

Gift giving is one of the most thoughtful gestures among various cultures around the world. But not every individual views gifts the same way. Some people rate gifts on their market value, while others focus more on the thought behind the gift. Businesses and families on tight budgets should look at cost-saving strategies that don't offend gift recipients. Here's what recent research says about how to aim for gifts at appropriate and affordable prices.

Fancy tins give packaging an extra flare even in times of economic uncertainty. During times of war or other crises, it's typical that prices rise for both supply chains and consumers. Inflation can cut into expenses to the point people must reconsider how they make ends meet. Here's a look at why fancy tins are an excellent choice for cost-cutting gifts while maintaining the appearance of stunning beauty.

This article examines the utility and cost considerations of incorporating RFID tags into metal packaging. It discusses when the technology becomes a justified choice for manufacturers.

The ubiquitous nature of packaging, particularly for food, makes it a field that touches the lives of most consumers. The future of packaging has been a topic among experts from business consulting firm McKinsey, such as David Feber, Daniel Nordigarden and Nick Santhanam. These analysts point to key themes for future packaging, which include smarter, more personalized and reusable containers.

The packaging industry is going through a transformation in the 2020s toward goals in achieving greater efficiency. At the core of this transformation is an emphasis on technology and systems that save time and money. Here are five important trends in packaging that are expected to have long-term impact on consumers.

One of the constants of branding has been communicating a brand's evolution over time to show its resilience through different trends. While some packaging trends come and go, certain trends that result from new research on consumer psychology have lasting impact. According to the head of brand marketing for 99designs, Caitlin Collins, the following four trends are impacting the current approaches to packaging design.