Metal packaging is a popular search term on webpackaging given its sustainable, functional and visual benefits. As an infinitely recyclable material that helps brands work towards a circular economy, metal can be repeatedly recycled without losing any of its molecular integrity.
Introduced as a reliable form of food packaging in the early 1800s, tins offered a sterile way to preserve food for longer periods of time — a considerable benefit for travellers, soldiers at war and the general public outside of food harvesting periods.
Nowadays metal tins continue to be a favored choice for food, offering a durable and shatterproof depositary that protects from light and air contamination. However, metal packaging is also highly versatile and can be seen across other industries that benefit from the material's hardiness and this can be seen in the variety of tin-related content that is featured within webpackaging's Tins category.
Metal has the ability to transform products from classic to iconic, harnessing the natural raw look of the material and its cool tactile finish. A secondary metal tin pack can further enhance a product's value through its decorative exterior; colored, lacquered, embossed or debossed, to ensure a finish that is so pleasing to the consumer's eye, that they will want to reuse the pack over and over.
Direct access to webpackaging's Tins category
See also
