Packaging design in the U.S. does much more than protect a product; it’s critically involved in regulatory compliance, consumer perception, and a company’s legal risk profile. In regulated industries like food, supplements, cosmetics, and medical devices, poorly designed packaging could fall short of FDA requirements and result in serious consequences ranging from recalls to fines….
Product packaging in the United States plays a very critical role in consumer safety, regulatory compliance, and overall market trust. Packaging is so much more than just a simple container; it’s a controlled component of the greater regulatory system that protects foods, cosmetics, supplements, drugs, and medical devices. Because the different types of packaging play…
Bringing a food or beverage product to market in the United States involves more than just formulation, flavor, and branding. One critical factor is the packaging-specifically, whether it complies with the regulatory framework laid down by the FDA. For materials, inks, coatings, adhesives, paperboards, and plastics that come into contact with food-whether as wrappers, containers,…
Entering the U.S. market with a new product takes more than a compelling brand or striking packaging design. This would also mean complying with the Food and Drug Administration’s packaging standards, especially when such packaging materials come into direct contact with food, supplements, or other regulated goods. What might look environmentally friendly or visually appealing…