ADHESPACK and its 100% paper perfume sample solution that took the prize!
ADHESPACK and its 100% paper perfume sample solution that took the prize!
Plastic-free sampling by the Brazilian company Adhespack will be launched at the world's largest packaging meeting for the luxury market
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The applications of nano-enabled materials are spread across a myriad of sectors, including energy, medicine, construction, automobile, and agriculture. Nanoscale materials often have novel and unique properties that could be harnessed to improve the protection of workers exposed to traditional risks, such as in intelligent textiles to improve personal protective equipment. The advancements in nanotechnology have brought about a new wave of research on “non-traditional” antimicrobial compounds. This research has led to the development of Antimicrobial Coatings (AMCs).
Durante a pandemia, a Adhespack, empresa brasileira que oferece tecnologias de amostragem, já havia lançado o Ticket Scent, uma tecnologia inspirada nos dispensadores de senhas, mas com tecnologia adaptada e patenteada para distribuição de amostras individuais de perfume. As pesquisas para novos desenvolvimentos prosseguiram e, agora, a Adhespack tornou-se a primeira empresa de amostragem do mundo a oferecer uma opção de amostras de perfumes e maquiagem com superfície protegida contra vírus e bactérias.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, many changes have occured in the ways that people purchase goods. Even as more and more people become immunized, disease prevention and control measures are still essential.
Most beauty retailers around the world remain closed or start opening their doors with a series of restrictions, but it is certain that these businesses will never again have the same contours they had when they were forced to close due to the Covid-19 pandemic. . Temperature checks, mandatory masks for customers and employees, and strict rules for product experimentation are among the changes beauty retailers will face.