Although Warhol made the Campbell soup can famous, that hasn’t prevented the company from experiencing a 2% decline in domestic soup sales last quarter. Click through to find out more about Campbell’s new range of products, including soup in a pouch.

The Millennial generation includes anyone born after 1981, and they are one of the most dedicated groups of consumers–if your marketing and product offerings are to their liking. Click through for # packaging trends that appeal to millennials:

Educating the consumer about nutrition and portion control is one of the biggest initiatives of designers and health professionals. But who can really eyeball 8oz or a cup of liquid? Design student Emily Brownson has found a solution with Frugo. Click through to find out how it works.

Continuing the trend of beverage companies returning to a more vintage look, Coca-Cola has released images of redesigned packaging for Barq’s Rootbeer. The packaging still has its distinctive silver color, but a diamond pattern will reference the brand’s original 1898 packaging. Barq’s traces its heritage back to New Orleans, Louisiana and Biloxi, Mississippi where the [...]

If you’ve ever had your favorite doughnut flavor smashed or covered in jelly in a traditional box of doughnuts, you’ll love this “doughnut stack” solution from design student Hanil Janse van Rensburg. Click through for more images.

Would you purchase wine that came in a paper bottle? Click through to see how UK consumers are reacting to this packaging innovation.

The variety of brands and SKUs in the beverage world is great for reaching out to consumers of every taste, but not as great for the environment. Click through to see how some companies are providing individualized beverage products without creating a surplus of waste.

Click through to see a version of the traditional Monopoly board where players buy up internet companies instead of real estate.

The average consumer checks their cereal box 12 times before purchase. The marketing team at General Mills is taking advantage of this fact and creating a new cereal box that offers more content and visual surprises. Click through to see what General Mills has planned for their new cereal boxes.

Will cans that keep themselves cool cut out the need for refrigeration? US-based Joseph Company International is banking on it with their Chill Can, which is scheduled to hit the market in April 2012. Click through to learn more about this technology.