Our Fall 2025 Hot List highlights the packaging redesigns that are winning with consumers right now. Download the report to see who made the cut.

Our Designalytics Hot List showcases recent package redesigns that significantly improved consumer preference—the kind of strategic design moves that drive brand growth and sales.

From popcorn to granola bars, these redesigns prove good taste starts with great packaging.

As the only provider of syndicated package design data, Designalytics evaluates the top-selling and fastest-growing designs across hundreds of consumer-packaged-goods categories. We measure and...

Updated looks with smart, strategic changes helped these brands better connect with consumers.

As the only provider of syndicated package design data, Designalytics evaluates the top-selling and fastest-growing designs across hundreds of consumer-packaged-goods categories. We measure and...

These breakfast brands own the morning with redesigns that improved consumer preference.

As the only provider of syndicated package design data, Designalytics evaluates the top-selling and fastest-growing designs across hundreds of consumer-packaged-goods categories. We measure and...

Five powerful redesigns for brands that make "back to school" time delicious.

As the only provider of syndicated package design data, Designalytics evaluates the top-selling and fastest-growing designs across hundreds of consumer-packaged-goods categories. We measure and...

With a big assist from repeat winner Interact Brands, this protein-snack upstart pumped up its design performance to snag the top Designalytics Effectiveness Award.

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Webinar overview: Sponsored by Packaging Digest and moderated by executive editor Lisa McTigue Pierce, the webinar was the first organized discussion to tackle the central issues raised by...

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Date: April 29 Time: 1pm ET Background: In 2024, Tropicana launched an ill-fated redesign and watched sales plummet 19% as a result. This was an eerily similar situation to the 2009 failure that...