Eurovetrocap extends Bold range with new glass and plastic formats
Italian packaging supplier Eurovetrocap is expanding its Bold line from four existing plastic bottle capacities to seven new products, adding glass and plastic jars. The move aims to help brands combine formats across categories within a unified visual system.
Eurovetrocap introduced the Bold line several months ago with a positioning built around distinctive, contemporary design intended to give cosmetic packaging a strong, recognizable visual identity. This latest extension adds seven new products spanning both plastic and glass materials in bottle and jar forms, widening the family beyond the existing 100 ml, 200 ml, 250 ml and 300 ml plastic bottle capacities into a more complete matrix.
Expanded Specification Matrix
Bold now covers four plastic bottle capacities at 100 ml, 200 ml, 250 ml and 300 ml, plus new glass and plastic jar options. Bottles and jars, plastic and glass, can be freely mixed within the same series across skincare and body care product types while maintaining a consistent design language.
Design Logic Behind Unified Visual Identity
The core rationale behind this expansion is greater freedom when creating a coordinated product range — different SKUs can share the same visual identity system. Bold's recognizability rests on clean lines, bold proportions and modern aesthetics, enabling cross-category product combinations to present a unified shelf presence.
Implications for B2B Buyers and Brands
For brands, the expanded Bold line reduces the friction of assembling a coherent product-packaging portfolio. For B2B purchasers, a single supplier offering multiple materials and capacity options can shorten sampling and qualification cycles. Brands with cross-category packaging consistency needs should prioritize this series as a foundational option and confirm material compatibility between glass and plastic during formulation validation.
Source:Cosmetics Business
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