Packaging Dive reported the development on 2026-04-03. Plus, Blueland adds some plant-based zip to its pouches, PulPac brings plastic-like dry molded fiber to bottle caps, and UFP Packaging launches nail-free crates.
The report places the news in a wider commercial context. Companies constantly innovate and redesign their packaging to boost performance, enhance sustainability and improve marketability. Here’s a look at five recent packaging product launches or revamps on Packaging Dive’s radar. Procter & Gamble brand Dawn unveiled a new refill jug for its Platinum formula dishwashing soap. Few households use refill jugs despite the time and money savings, according to.
For the food sector, the practical implications extend beyond the immediate announcement. The revamped jug is meant for refilling smaller Dawn squeeze bottles. The newly engineered easy-pour spout is compatible with the small bottles and guarantees an “easy, mess-free refill,” according to a news release.
Attention now turns to how companies, customers and regulators respond. P&G also upgraded the soap formula inside the packaging. The new jugs are now available at stores nationwide and online. Mastronardi Produce is taking a side off of tomato containers with a triangle-shaped paperboard package for its new Sunset Tomato Branch.
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