"History of Packaging"

Packaging is ubiquitous, it's everywhere.

From dusk to dawn we come across lots of packaging surrounding us, but the packaging we know today has been the result of long evolution process.

If you ever wondered where it all began and what is the history of packaging, then stay tuned. We will give insights on the history of packaging.

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The Innovations that shaped packaging over past 200 years

|| The packaging is a silent salesman. The packaging is responsible for creating the first impression to the customers. This packaging we see today has evolved from being only as a intended use to a tool for communicating and branding. || The packaging we see today revolves around branding, communication and consumer promotion and goes beyond above normal functions such as contain, caring and preservation. Today's packaging also plays a major role in ease of consumers use mechanisms such as simple dispensing systems like bottle opener in beer bottles, child resistant closures etc. Let’s take a look at "The Innovations that shaped packaging over past 200 years" Video Source:

Polymers in Packaging: Polypropylene(PP)

Polypropylene(PP) is the lowest density commodity thermoplastic polymer which is both tough and durable. Polypropylene has a very slippery surface and good resistance to fatigue, thus an ideal material for most plastic living hinges, as in flip-top bottles caps (Tic Tacs) and sanitizers. Know about PP at a snapshot. # plastic hashtag # packaging hashtag # pp hashtag # sanitizers hashtag # living hashtag # polymer hashtag # fatigue hashtag # commodity hashtag # packagingdesign hashtag # plastics hashtag # ecofriendly hashtag # foodpackaging hashtag # packagingsolutions hashtag # polypropylene hashtag # bottles hashtag # custompackaging

The Famous Polymers used in Packaging

These are recycling symbols of famous polymers used in packaging. "Every polymer tells a certain story and we at Passionate Packaging Engineer try to discover them" The Famous Polymers used in Packaging are: #1 - Polyethylene Terephthalate(PET) #2 - High-density polyethylene (HDPE) #3 - Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) #4 - Low-density polyethylene (LDPE) #5 - Polypropylene(PP) #6 - Polystyrene(PS) #7 - Poly-carbonate and others

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