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    Bamboo compact trays from CPL

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    Bamboo compact trays from CPL

    CPL Packaging, established in 2003 as a professional manufacturer of oxidation aluminum and plastic cosmetic packaging, producing aluminum jars & caps, lotion bottles, airless bottles, acrylic bottles, PETG jars, PET jars, glass bottles and more, continues its foray into eco-sensitive packaging with the addition of new compacts and palettes in bamboo.

    Though the company offers a wide variety of standard configurations for just about any sort of colour cosmetic packaging, the client can also design a bespoke solution to suit special marketing needs.  Each product can, therefore, be completely unique yet part of a line tied together by the simple use of bamboo as a unifying look.  The bamboo is smoothed for use in the products and originates from renewable, managed plantations.

    The entire base of the product is composed of the natural material while a small magnet between lid and base ensures closure is easy, fast, and efficient.  The bamboo box bases can be inset with plastic tray inserts to hold blush, shadows, and other components as well as a slot for a mirror, depending on client needs.

    All in all, the look is thoroughly modern with a strong tie to an Asian-feeling packaging style that proves to be eye-catching on shelves and interesting to companies wishing to push and exotic/eco-friendly angle.

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    • Jo Webb
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    • Created 24 Jan 2011
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