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New! PT Global
Our overseas and domestic facilities allow us to offer the most efficient method of manufacturing to best meet the available budget and lead time.
PT GlobalAmazing Designs
Our creative design team develops and structurally engineers out of the box concepts that will take you from an initial idea to award-winning design solutions.
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No matter the packaging material or quantity, we have the capabilities and expertise to deliver a high quality product.
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PT Global
With our overseas manufacturing facilities, PT Global has all of the Packaging Trends’ domestic resources at its disposal, including structural engineering, and fulfillment…
Since inception in 1981, Packaging Trends has been servicing Fortune 500 companies in the healthcare, pharmaceutical and consumer-related industries by specializing in the design and manufacturing of multi-component packaging.
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We at Packaging Trends, Inc. have started a monthly newsletter regarding latest trends and ideas in high-impact dimensional marketing formats. We sincerely hope you find this to be informative, as it is our goal to stay in constant communication to help in your upcoming marketing initiatives. As an introduction, we would first like to give you a brief overview as to why we are a distinctive industry leader.
Where it all begins...
Every promotional tool originates as a strategic initiative or a concept. In print marketing, it's the creativity of the design that allows the piece to stand out, cut through the clutter and ultimately drive brand awareness. That is why Packaging Trends puts such a strong emphasis on one of our core added values - design development.
Help and Handshakes - Patient Starter Kits
Printing can be personal. For patients and the affected caregiver who have been given a diagnosis, the clinical approach can be isolating and overwhelming. Starter kits are one way of bridging that gap by utilizing a patient centric approach. It is an opportunity for the physician or nurse educator to physically hand something to the patient that will engage and educate them to stay on course with their treatment regimen.