Less is more - The new minimalism in packaging printing | Session overview
Efficiency instead of abundance:
In times of rising costs and increasing regulatory requirements, the demands on packaging are changing fundamentally.
Topic
Minimalism Packaging PrintingTransition in Packaging: trendsRelevant Now: marketsIn the Spotlight: productsInsights from Experts
When & Where
Details
Format:
Lecture
Language:
German
Session description
The new minimalism in packaging printing means:
reduce, focus and simplify.
Instead of “as good as possible”, it is now “as good as necessary” - and not only in terms of cost-effectiveness, but also in compliance with legal requirements.
In our presentation at Fachpack, we will shed light on how this new way of thinking is changing design, production and communication - and what opportunities it offers.
2:00 - 2:25 pm
Minimalism - now also part of the regulations!
Daniel Beulich & Pauline Illg
Stuttgart Media University
2:25 - 3:00 pm
Holistic validation of packaging minimization measures with the help of a "Packaging Optimization Model"
reduce, focus and simplify.
Instead of “as good as possible”, it is now “as good as necessary” - and not only in terms of cost-effectiveness, but also in compliance with legal requirements.
In our presentation at Fachpack, we will shed light on how this new way of thinking is changing design, production and communication - and what opportunities it offers.
2:00 - 2:25 pm
Minimalism - now also part of the regulations!
Daniel Beulich & Pauline Illg
Stuttgart Media University
2:25 - 3:00 pm
Holistic validation of packaging minimization measures with the help of a "Packaging Optimization Model"
Speaker
Daniel Beulich
Student of packaging technology | Focus on sustainable packaging solutions and product design
Pauline Illg
Studentin der Verpaackungstechnik (HdM)
Veronika Schenk
Research assistant and doctoral candidate
Prof. Dr. Martin Dreher
Professor HdM Stuttgart & Berater DFTA
Moderator
Prof. Dr. Martin Dreher
Professor HdM Stuttgart & Berater DFTA