Sustainable

Eco-Friendly Packaging Portfolio

Overnight Labels’ standard portfolio includes packaging made with many recycled and eco-friendly substrates, including hemp, bamboo and bagasse. To expand upon that offering, Overnight Labels created its Eco-Friendly Packaging Portfolio that helps brand design leaders discover the right eco-friendly packaging for their projects with the company’s already wide range of eco substrates, including tree-free stock, in addition to sustainability-enhanced adhesives, inks, recyclable shrink sleeves and compostable flexible packaging.

www.overnightlabels.com

BXP Staff

BXP elevates the value of innovative and collaborative brand package design as a strategic business competence across the omni-channel path to purchase, to ultimately help consumer facing and retail brands deliver more relevant experiences that connect with shoppers, win at shelf, own the moment of sale and maximize brand loyalty.

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