Pirlo shortlisted for London Packaging Week Innovation Awards 2026

Pirlo named finalist in London Packaging Week Innovation Awards 2026
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We’re excited to share some good news: Pirlo is a finalist in the London Packaging Week Innovation Awards 2026 for its Kizandy Sugar‑Free Sours & Mini Mints tins, competing in Everyday Food (Under £20). It’s a small pack with a very intentional feel.

The tin uses a refined slip-lid that closes with a crisp, confident click. That sound and feel signal quality before the first taste. Premium graphics do the talking from afar, while embossing adds texture and depth in the hand. Together, they lift shelf presence and make the tin something you want to keep.

The pack is sturdy and designed for reuse, so it lives on after the sweets are gone. Desk drawer, bag, or pocket — it still delivers brand touchpoints long after the first purchase, and that builds loyalty.

London Packaging Week runs 16–17 September at ExCeL London, with winners announced on the 17th. The floor will be buzzing, and we’d love to see you there! Come try the click for yourself and visit us – you can find Pirlo at booth E102.

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