Summary

"Packaging Seize+Adapt Concept: Wider Opportunities for a Plastics-Free Paper Material" uses GlobalData's Pack-Track packaging innovation tool to take a closer look at a pack format used in the UK by Nestlé for its Yes! nut bar, and to consider how it could potentially inspire cross-category innovation.

Packaging innovation can be a tricky area to navigate, but by thinking laterally and exploring pack formats that are already available outside your own market sectors, it may be possible to Seize+Adapt an idea, modifying it to suit your own purposes.

This case study, compiled using GlobalData's Pack-Track packaging innovation tool, takes a closer look at a plastics-free paper material and considers how the format could cross over into other categories.

Scope

- Discusses key features and packaging benefits of Yes! nut bar plastics-free material.
- Examines how this pack format taps into consumer trends within GlobalData's TrendSights framework.
- Explores how this sustainable pack format could be applied to other product categories.

Reasons to buy

- Use GlobalData's Packaging Seize+Adapt Concept series to inspire packaging innovation.
- Understand the relevant consumer trends that drive and support packaging innovation so you can tap into what is really impacting the industry.
- Discover to which product sectors this packaging innovation could potentially have application to create a point of difference.