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The term “420” is synonymous with Cannabis culture. Whether or not you partake in the Cannabis movement, you’ve probably heard of “420” at least once. So in honor of this cannabis holiday, we’ve provided an updated view of the cannabis landscape and where it’s going.
Here at BottleStore.com, we love to seek out creative product packaging. It not only helps us refine our product offerings but also inspires our customers to create their own cutting-edge packages. Here we’ve highlighted three women entrepreneurs who leveraged creative packages to set their brands apart from a sea of competitors.
We spoke with Bottlestore.com customer, Untamed Natural Care, a California-based business offering plant-based, eco-friendly, and certified cruelty-free skincare products. Follow this post to learn more about their journey in the skincare and packaging spaces.
At its core, recycling is centered around reusable packaging. Since the COVID-19 pandemic started, brands large and small are focusing more on their sustainability efforts, with their customers becoming more health-conscious and aware of environmental changes over the years. Click here to learn more.
The benefits of sustainable packaging for consumer brands are numerous, and many popular brands have high-profile sustainability initiatives. But how exactly do consumer brands benefit from environmental sustainability? Click here on this post to learn more.
We recently spoke to Bottlestore customer, Blue Haven Holistics, a small-batch, botanically infused, cruelty- free, and environmentally friendly, natural skin & body care line. Click here on this post to read the full interview.
As we unwind from our Thanksgiving meals and Black Friday shopping, we turn our attention to the upcoming week. Specifically, all things Cyber (shopping) week. Since it began in 2005, Cyber Monday has become a can’t miss holiday shopping tradition, both online and in-person, that …
Many products experienced a temporary increase in demand from consumers during the COVID-19 pandemic, such as cloth face masks and single-use disposable food and beverage containers. While quite a few of these products will end up dropping back to their previous levels of demand, some appear to be here to stay. Click here to read the whole article.
Back when the coronavirus pandemic first began, it was nearly impossible to find hand sanitizer anywhere. However, even with the extreme spike in demand for hand sanitizer products, it didn’t take long for sanitizer bottles to reappear in stores across the country. Click here to read the full story.
If you operate a business in the supplement industry, it’s important to keep track of the latest trends. Consumers in the supplement marketplace can be fickle, as manufacturers are locked in a constant race to see who can produce the most in-demand products in an …