Driving Innovation
2/16/2021
This revolutionary packaging is proving to be a game-changer in the automotive products industry. The team’s approach to this complex conversion was critical in achieving Valvoline’s objectives.
POW: Marzetti Tastefully Dressed
1/27/2021
Packaging Impressions' editor, Cory Francer, features the award-winning Marzetti Tastefully Dressed shrink sleeve label as Packing of the Week. Watch the video.
5 Reasons Consumers Prefer Flexible Packaging
11/16/2020
Why do your customers prefer flexible packaging over rigid? It's pretty simple. Check out these reasons to help decide if your product could get more attention in a flexible packaging.
Lou Iovoli Discusses Packaging Trends with AR Metallizing
10/29/2020
Hammer's Lou Iovoli participated in a Thought Leadership series with our partners at AR Metallizing to discuss packaging trends during the pandemic and our ongoing new initiatives.
Updates in Sustainable Initiatives
9/11/2020
Hammer's sustainability newsletter showcases some of our ongoing initiatives in sustainable packaging. Read the latest updates.
Hammer Eliminates Poly-Bags
8/21/2020
By eliminating poly-bags from our secondary packaging, we have diverted approximately 4 tons of plastic from landfills.
Trends in Beverage Industry
8/6/2020
Hammer Sr. VP Lou Iovoli interviews with Beverage Industry magazine about latest packaging trends.
A Sleeve with Built-In Security
7/28/2020
Hammer Packaging has developed insertion technology to put EAS and RFID tags into shrink sleeves and flexible packaging.
Hammer and Hotshots Collaborate on Foam Solution
10/24/2019
Hotshot Coffee, as seen on Shark Tank, is an innovative company founded by entrepreneur Danny Grossfeld, who is bringing consumers hot coffee in a can. The cans are heated in a patented HotBox, designed to keep the coffee at an even 140 degrees.
Video: Collating for Label Intrigue
12/12/2018
We can build cut & stack print forms with varied messaging, characters, and graphics for a randomized shelf experience, but when each version is bundled in packs of 1,000, is the shelf experience really going to be "random"?