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APC Packaging takes environmental sustainability seriously; some may say it is our passion. Here at APC Packaging we ensure the best care and concern goes into each of our packaging products to create an environmentally friendly, stylish, and durable packaging for quality cosmetics.

You open your computer, on the hunt for a new face cream. Right away, you’re bombarded by an endless scroll, colorful pictures and beautiful models trying to sell an image you should want. But how do you decide? What makes a good product and how do you sell it to the consumer? In a world run by e-commerce sales, making personal connections is almost impossible. So how do companies make sales?

A collection of techniques employed to build a physical part model using the 3D computer-aided design (CAD) is the name of rapid prototyping. Typically, one uses it to trial the efficiency of a part or product design before it gets manufactured in bulk. Meanwhile, additive layer manufacturing technology, popularly known as 3-D printing, is used to create prototypes.

This post will discuss the sealing capabilities for packaging and the different types of liners/seals commonly used in industries. So, let's move on without any delay.

In a time when everything is going through a tectonic shift for its quality improvement, the cosmetic industry is not behind as well. As people opt for natural ingredients in beauty products, they also look forward to using cosmetic products having a long shelf life. For this reason, the phenomenon of airless cosmetic packaging comes into play.

Aluminum is the 3rd most prevalent (8%) element in the earth’s crust. It is used in the packaging industry for many different applications. This material provides a complete barrier to light, oxygen, moisture, and bacteria

What is Injection Blow Molding (IBM)? IBM is a common manufacturing process, great for small containers, packages with threaded necks or wide mouth openings, or for highly styled shapes. PP (Polypropylene), HDPE (High Density Polyethylene), LDPE (Low Density Polyethylene), and PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) are some common plastics used in IBM.

The tactile feel of what’s referred to as “soft touch” is becoming increasingly desirable in the prestige product segment as more and more customers view it as representative of a high-quality and expensive product.  But how is the effect achieved?

What is the difference between tamper evident seal and child-resistant closure (CRC)?

We all know what a lotion pump does; it delivers a thick, smooth liquid preparation applied to the skin for different purposes. But have you ever wondered how it worked? While there are many different designs and types of pumps available today, the basic principle is the same.