Aseptic
Processing and Packaging of Particulate Foods
by Edward M.A. Willhoft (Editor)
Book Description: "This book describes advances in the technology of
aseptic processing and packaging. Coverage includes developments in processing,
dispensing and packaging machinery and a description of the relevant properties
and functions of packaging materials, and their selection. This is the
first book with an emphasis on the processing of particulates."
Bakery
Technology: Packaging, Nutrition and Product Development
by Samuel A. Matz
Library Binding: 400 pages ; Dimensions (in inches):
1.25 x 9.50 x 6.50
Publisher: Pan-Tech International; (March 1, 1989)
ISBN: 0942849035
Confectionery
Packaging Equipment (Chapman & Hall Food Science Book)
by J. H. Hooper
Creative
Gift Packaging
by Yoko Kondo
from Japan Pubns
Food
Packaging Technology
by G. Bureau (Editor), J.-L. Multon (Editor)
Book Description: Food Packaging Technology covers the development of
packages and packaging systems, examining all aspects that are relevant
to the processing, preservation, distribution, and marketing of virtually
all types of food. The two-volume set provides an overview of the areas
of science and technology that influence the packaging process, and in-depth
treatment of the properties and forms of available packaging materials,
emphasizing properties that can affect food quality. The work contains
details...
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons; (December )
Food
Packaging: Testing Methods and Applications (Acs Symposium Series, No 753)
by Sara J. Risch, Sarah J. Risch
from American Chemical Society
50
Trade Secrets of Great Design: Packaging
by Stafford Cliff
from Rockport Publishers
Good Manufacturing Practices for Pharmaceuticals: A Plan for Total
Quality Control from Manufacturer
by Sidney H. Willig
Listed under Pharmacy
Handbook
of Beverage Packaging (Sheffield Food Technology)
by Geoff A. Giles
from CRC Press
Lurzer's
Archive Special Packaging Design 2
by Walter Lurzer
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Medical
Device Packaging Handbook (Packaging and Converting Technology)
by Max Sherman, Max, Sherman
from Marcel Dekker
The
Marketer's Guide to Successful Package Design
by Herbert M. Meyers, Murray J. Lubliner
from McGraw-Hill/Contemporary Books
Packaging
Graphics and Design
by Renee Phillips
from Rockport Publishers
Packaging:
Specifications, Purchasing, and Quality Control
by Edmund A. Leonard
Publisher: Marcel Dekker; 4th edition (July 9, )
The
Packaging Designer's Book of Patterns
by Lászlo Roth, George L. Wybenga
from John Wiley & Sons
The
Perfect Package: How to Add Value Through Graphic Design
by Catherine M. Fishel, Catharine M. Fishel
Book Description: The Perfect Package is a visual presentation of 25
graphic design projects in which the design has created a perceived value
for the product that is more valued than the product itself. This book
examines in detail the design elements that make these products and services
desirable to the consumer and illustrates why and how these design stand
out against the competition. Eye-catching images and in-depth text illustrate
and analyze the concept and creative process behind each project. Each
project selected boasts graphics, marketing or packaging so unique and
so different that they have taken on a life of their own, apart from the
products they were designed to contain or promote. They have become iconic
in the hearts of the consumer.
Paperback from Rockport Publishers
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Private
Label Marketing in the 1990s: The Evolution of Price Labels into Global
Brands
by Philip B. Fitzell
from Global Book Productions
Shelf
Space: Modern Package Design, 1945-1965
by Jerry Jankowski, Grant Kessler
from Chronicle Books
This
End Up: Original Approaches to Packaging Design
by Mono Design, Rotovision
from Rotovision
3rd
International Symposium on Advanced Packaging Materials: Processes, Properties
and Interfaces
by Asm International
Paperback, March 1997
The
Total Package: The Secret History and Hidden Meanings of Boxes, Bottles,
Cans, and Other Persuasive Containers
by Thomas Hine
Book Description: In this fascinating excursion through popular culture
and marketing history, design critic Thomas Hine decodes the secret language
of packaging -- and explains the many subtle ways that boxes, bottles,
and cans persuade us to spend our hard-earned money. Tracing the art and
science of package design from its emergence late last century to today's
most instantly recognizable brand images -- the Campbell's soup can, the
Coca-Cola bottle, the Marlboro box, and many others -- Hine has written
an essential book for students of popular culture, designers, marketers
... and anyone who goes shopping.
Paperback from Back Bay Books
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Transport
Packaging
by Alfred H. McKinlay
Publisher: Technomic Pub Co;
Out of Print - Try
Understanding
Plastics Packaging Technology
by Susan E. M. Selke
Publisher: Hanser Gardner Publications;
The
Wiley Encyclopedia of Packaging Technology
by Aaron L. Brody (Editor), Kenneth S. Marsh (Editor)
Book Description: "This A-to-Z guide covers technologies used to package
consumer and industrial products across all industries—from food to automobiles,
soft drinks to pharmaceuticals."
Paperback, 2nd edition, January 1997
Corrugated Shipping Containers: An Engineering Approach
by George G. Maltenfort
Publisher: Jelmar Pub Co; Revised edition
Out of Print - Try Used
Books
Fundamentals of Packaging Technology
by Walter Soroka
Textbook Binding, 589 pages, October 1998
Out of Print - Try Used
Books
50 Trade Secrets of Great Design Packaging
by Stafford Cliff
Hardcover, 224 pages, April 1999
Out of Print - Try Used
Books
Handbook of Package Engineering
by Joseph F. Hanlon
January 1998
Out of Print - Try Used
Books
Packaging Design
by Conway Lloyd Morgan, Rotovision
Paperback, February 1997
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Books
Pharmaceutical Packaging Technology
by D. A. Dean, et al (Editors)
Publisher: Taylor & Francis; (March )
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