Trivium receives two 2021 Cans of the Year Awards for aerosols
Trivium Packaging has received two awards for its aerosol cans in the 2021 Cans of the Year Awards, hosted by The Canmaker magazine.
Trivium received a silver award in the 'Aerosol Can' category for its packaging design with Eva NYC Hairspray, an impact-extruded can using 25% recycled aluminium. The company also received a silver award in the ‘Decoration and Print Quality’ category for its impact-extruded aluminium aerosol can with Unilever’s Rexona Now United deodorant.
“We are thrilled to be recognised with six awards from Cans of the Year,” said Michael Mapes, CEO of Trivium Packaging.
“Winning bronze, silver, and gold in the beverage bottles category is a testament to our commitment to developing bottles that are not just sustainable, they stand out on any shelf.
“We share these awards with our partners who share the same passion to create a more sustainable world while having packaging that looks amazing and meets the needs of the consumer.”
Each entry was judged on a range of physical and environmental categories, such as production quality, technological enhancements, decoration and print quality, ease-of-opening and usability, cost and material saving, and more.
Trivium received a silver award in the 'Aerosol Can' category for its packaging design with Eva NYC Hairspray, an impact-extruded can using 25% recycled aluminium. The company also received a silver award in the ‘Decoration and Print Quality’ category for its impact-extruded aluminium aerosol can with Unilever’s Rexona Now United deodorant.
“We are thrilled to be recognised with six awards from Cans of the Year,” said Michael Mapes, CEO of Trivium Packaging.
“Winning bronze, silver, and gold in the beverage bottles category is a testament to our commitment to developing bottles that are not just sustainable, they stand out on any shelf.
“We share these awards with our partners who share the same passion to create a more sustainable world while having packaging that looks amazing and meets the needs of the consumer.”
Each entry was judged on a range of physical and environmental categories, such as production quality, technological enhancements, decoration and print quality, ease-of-opening and usability, cost and material saving, and more.
