Nestlé Waters North America has extended its extra-thin water bottle to three new sizes. The polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottle, trade-named Eco-Shape, was originally brought out in a half-liter size in

Lloyd’s, the heat-and-eat barbecued meat line from Hormel Foods, has shed its outer paperboard sleeve and redesigned its polypropylene tub. The new tub, from Airlite Plastics, has flat walls on

Snapple bottle redesign is intended to underscore its new "natural" formulation.

New pouch for Heinz' T.G.I. Friday's line is gravure-printed to stand out in the freezer case.

Oreos Fun Stix makes a straw out of the familar cookie.

New Marie Callender’s products use the bowl-in-bowl concept originated by Café Steamers.

Throwback Mountain Dew (left) and Pepsi (right) have sugar instead of corn syrup, as does Pepsi Natural.

Crush Cup for Danimals allows kids to eat straight from the package.

A Dutch company is marketing a sauce package that has everything needed to keep it warm over a flame-including the flame.

Kellogg Co. is conducting an ambitious test market of its entire ready-to-eat (RTE) cereal line, putting them into squatter boxes that hold the same amount of product but take up less space.