Folding carton printing generates smiles—and purchases

Striking cartons for P&G’s Crest whitening therapy toothpaste and Elizabeth Arden's Jennifer Aniston Chapter One perfume win awards for Diamond Packaging.

Elizabeth Arden's Jennifer Aniston Chapter One packaging.
Elizabeth Arden's Jennifer Aniston Chapter One packaging.

Most of us have heard or read research indicating that consumers make purchasing decisions within seconds when they’re shopping. That puts considerable pressure on a product’s package; in particular, its graphic appeal.

Two cartons—one for Procter & Gamble’s Crest 3D White Whitening Therapy packaging, another for Elizabeth Arden's Jennifer Aniston Chapter One perfume—are so appealing they just might cause consumers to purchase them. So it’s understandable if that makes Diamond Packaging smile, given its Aug. 30 announcement that it had earned packagePRINTING Excellence Awards for the packages.

Diamond won First Place in the “Sustainability—Folding Cartons” category for the Crest 3D White Whitening Therapy packaging. The folding cartons were converted utilizing Clearwater Candesce® SBS paperboard, cold-foiled and offset-printed in six color inks plus UV matte, and UV gloss spot coating. The coating is registered to the holographic hot foil stamping pattern and provides a striking contrast to the overall matte finish surrounding it.

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