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Our cosmetic packaging blog has information and practical guides about products, material and sustainability. This include airless bottles, jars, dispensers, caps and more. We also publish information about compliance and documentation for the cosmetic packaging industry in Europe.


The 5 Biggest Pain Points When Importing Cosmetic Packaging from China – And How to Reduce the Risk
China is already part of the cosmetic packaging supply chain for many Nordic and EU brands. For beauty brand owners and fillers, the question is not if you use Chinese manufacturing, but how to manage quality, compliance, and timing risks. In this article, we break down the five biggest pain points when importing cosmetic packaging from China – and how to reduce them. Reading this before your next supplier meeting can save you from costly delays, reworks, and compliance heada


Customizing Cosmetic Packaging: Sustainable options
This post examines practical methods for customization using sustainable options. I cannot write this blog post without mentioning PPWR, as it will impact the industry and influence the decisions being made. So keep in mind that your customization must be in accordance with PPWR. You can still create premium, brand-specific designs.


Customizing Cosmetic Packaging
The article gives an overview of the possibilities in customizing cosmetic packaging. By taking an informed and thoughtful approach to these options, you can transform your product and make it truly your own. In the end, the abundance of choices is less about complexity and more about shaping how a customer feels the moment they pick up your product.


The Future of Beauty Packaging: Trends for 2026
New packaging material The Changing Landscape of Packaging Regulations The European Packaging & Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) is changing how beauty products are designed, packed, and labeled. It encourages brands to create packaging that is recyclable, efficiently collected, and clearly labeled. This helps consumers understand how to dispose of it and its environmental impact. For cosmetics, this means cutting unnecessary components. Brands will favor mono-material struc
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