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Back Issues

January 2003 February 2003 March 2003 April 2003 May 2003 June 2003
July 2003 August 2003 September 2003 October 2003 November 2003 December 2003


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January 2003 Spray Technology and Marketing Magazine - January 2003
  • World aerosol market review
    Industry sustains modest growth.
    By Jean-Philippe Coursier, Crown Cork & Seal
  • Innovation
    U.S. Can's Sarah Macdonald discusses the key to growth for the U.S. aerosol industry.
  • Trends in dispensing packaging
    Berry Plastics' Randy Hobson examines what's new in aerosol and non-aerosol packaging.
  • Custom blending
    Versadial's new system features a dual chambered dispensing pump.
  • Aerosol Congress Exhibition
    Meeting in France will focus on aerosol innovation.
  • Cebal's new plant
    The Czech Republic offers a strategic location.
  • An update on Brazil and Argentina
    By Geno Nardini, Latin American Correspondent
  • Alternatives to HCFC 141b
  • Two for the road
    Issey Miyake offers ultra-portable travel sets.
  • Aromachology, well-being and the future
  • DME—Part 3
    Our most unique aerosol propellant.
    By Montfort A. Johnsen, Technical Editor

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February 2003
Spray Technology an Marketing Magazine - February 2003 Issue
  • Some like it hot
    With the popularity of heat styling comes a growing demand for thermal protection. Also hot are products for color protection, volume and hold.
  • Personalizing your Aura
  • The spray's the thing
    Spray sampling for fine fragrances is becoming an attractive proposition.

    From CSPA
  • Innovation: the Axe roll-out
  • Innovation motivation
  • Prestige beauty market update
    From NPD BeautyTrends
  • Brand performance 2002
    A look at dollar and unit sales for four health and beauty aid categories.
  • Sound off!
    This water-free shave is a hit with the army and air force.
  • Packaging & formulating possibilities
    New ingredients, containers, and dispensers.
  • >Mold
    A new watershed issue.
    By Montfort A. Johnsen, Technical Editor

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March 2003 Spray Technology an Marketing Magazine - March 2003
  • California readies new tax
    VOC fee targets consumer products, architectural coatings.
    By Doug Raymond, The Sherwin-Williams Co.
  • Once is enough
    Sea & Ski's All Day promises eight hours of protection.
  • Brand building makes scents
    Fragrance companies turn to the familiar when times are tough.
    By Ava Caridad, Assistant Editor
  • Under pressure
    Contractor fillers gauge the challenge of today's marketplace.
  • Hair today, more tomorrow
    New spray gives thick, longer lasting results.
  • Contract Fillers Directory
    An expanded guide to US and international contract fillers.
  • Creativity crunch
    Fragrance Foundation explores today's challenges.
  • Colored foams for children
    By Montfort A. Johnsen, Technical Editor

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April 2003
Spray Technology an Marketing Magazine - April 2003 Issue
  • The sweet smell of success
    Fragrances are a key to success in household products.
  • Straight from the horse's mouth
    Spray products help protect against equine diseases.
  • Nothing personal, except...
    Non-personal care products reflect elements from personal care.
  • Winter into spring
    Packaging helps complement scents for all seasons.
  • For those who protect and serve
    Pepper spray promises effective results for law enforcement.
  • Foaming aerosols
    By Montfort A. Johnsen, Technical Editor
  • Colep opens new plant in Poland
  • Countdown to Chicago and Nice
    CPSA, FEA finalize details for upcoming programs.

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May 2003
Spray Technology an Marketing Magazine - May 2003 Issue
  • Styling
    Today's styles are driving the demand for specialty products.
  • WD-40 today
    Growing successfully in the 'squeak, smeel and dirt business.'
  • Alternatives to HCFC-141b
    New products from Honeywell, PPG and Techspray.
  • Packaging and formulating possibilities
  • New polymer technology
    DynamX formulates aerosol hair sprays and more.
  • 6% VOC mousse
    Some options for formulating low VOC products.
  • Fluorine chemistry
    Its impact on the aerosol industry
    By Montfort A. Johnsen, Technical Editor

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June 2003
Spray Technology an Marketing Magazine - June 2003 Issue
  • A place in the sun...
    What's new in sun care packaging and marketing.
  • Propellants for MDIs
    Medical propellants meet specialized criteria.
    By Gareth Robinson, INEOS Fluor
  • Cannabis as treatment
    New pain reliever uses spray delivery system.
  • Pharmaceutical aerosols
    Propellant, particle perspectives for pulmonary drug delivery.
    By Sean Dalziel; Joseph Creazzo, DuPont Co.
  • CFC-free MDIs
    A mix of factors influences development in the US and Europe.
    By Christopher Sciarra; John Sciarra, Sciarra Laboratories
  • Another good year
    Aerosol production posts another strong year in South Africa.
  • Fluorine chemistry
    Its impact on the aerosol industry (Part II).
    By Montfort A. Johnsen, Technical Editor
  • Face to face
    Olay and Prescriptives offer new technologies.
  • Japan in 2002
    Aerosol production decreases for third straight year.

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July 2003
Spray Technology an Marketing Magazine - July 2003 Issue
  • Breaking the 3.5 billion mark
    2002 was a record year for US aerosols.
  • Up and running
    Cyberpax opens with an installed capacity of over 100 million aerosols per year.
    By Geno Nardini, Latin American Correspondent
  • Finding the formula for success
    WD-40 kicks off CSPA's Aerosol Products Division program.
  • Synergel gelled hydrocarbons
    The technology is finding practical applications in aerosol products.
    By Ian R. Gecker, Ian Gecker & Associates
  • Fluorine chemistry
    Its impact on the aerosol industry (Part 3).
    By Montfort Johnsen, Technical Editor

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August 2003
Spray Technology an Marketing Magazine - August 2003 Issue
  • Innovative Products & Packaging
    ST&M picks the best new products.
  • Celebrating 50 years
    Australian aerosol industry marks a milestone.
  • Colors that shout
    And other trends that shape prestige packaging today.
  • Synergy of citrus and soy
    Florida Chemical announces new blends.
  • Fluorine chemistry
    Its impact on the aerosol industry (Part 4).
    By Montfort Johnsen, Technical Editor
  • Luxury market soars
    Pricey skin care products drive growth.

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September 2003
Spray Technology an Marketing Magazine - September 2003 Issue
  • Dove raises the bar
    The Unilever brand expands into mass beauty products.
  • Reaching the 11 billion mark
    Early data suggests 2002 world aerosol fillings hit the mark.
  • Turnkey filling near the Black Sea
    Istanbul filler goes for high speed, less downtime.
  • No room for excess
    Berry's post foam actuator reduces residue.
  • Sprayable gels
    Sun care products work with Penreco's new technology.
  • Packaging possibilities
    Dual packaging, holographic films, and new dispensers for HBA.
  • Formulating options
    New ingredients and services for formulators.
  • A new metered valve system
    Summit's new valve works well with a variety of products.
  • Health & Beauty America, naturallyŠ
    CTFA and naturals development to headline special sessions.
  • Fluorine chemistry
    Its impact on the aerosol industry (Part 5).
    By Montfort Johnsen, Technical Editor

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October 2003
Spray Technology an Marketing Magazine - October 2003 Issue
  • Good things come in fall packages
    Trends shift to spicy oriental scents, fantasy motifs and dual launches.
  • A record
    Peruvian filler introduces 91 aerosols in one year.
  • Psst...the latest in spray packaging
    New systems include mini samplers, airless and leakproof dispensers.
  • On the ball
    AIDA, EAA celebrate the summer with annual golf outings.
  • Evolution of aerosol technology
    The first 50 years.
  • Fine mist for body care
    Calvin Klein's personal care products opt for fragrancelike dispensing.
  • New fragrance notes
    Robertet captures the richness of the Cape Floral Kingdom.
  • IMAAC meets in Puerto Vallarta
    Mexico celebrates 9% increase in unit sales volume.
    By Montfort Johnsen, Technical Editor
  • NAA hits the mark
    Annual meeting targets major industry issues.

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November 2003
Spray Technology an Marketing Magazine - November 2003 Issue
  • Avon makes its Mark
    Youth oriented line launched by global business unit.
  • Lancome unzips the power of Vitamin C
  • As Clarins turns 50...
    New product targets the needs of mature skin.
  • WD-40's new look
    Crown's shaped aerosol commemorates WD-40's Golden Anniversary.
  • Growing the beauty business
    P&G does it—one consumer at a time.
  • Reaching the teen market
    Fragrance Foundation explores this savvy demographic.
  • Evolution of aerosol technology
    The first 50 years: Part 2.
  • It's here!
    Pressurized packaging makes portable propane a reality.
  • Fluorine chemistry
    Its impact on the aerosol industry—Part 6.
    By Montfort Johnsen, Technical Editor
  • Formulations
    The latest in skin, hair and personal care.
  • CSPA's division programs
    Association finalizes details for 90th Annual Meeting.

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December 2003
Spray Technology an Marketing Magazine - December 2003 Issue
  • Today's technology
    FEA showcases the latest aerosol technologies.
  • Reckitt Benckiser banks on Lysol
    Ready Brush is just one of several recent innovations.
  • SC Johnson does it again
    A focus on innovation produces unique product design.
  • Fresh Concepts for the eco-chic
    Sexy Hair gets fresh with new alternatives in hair care.
  • Principles of formulation
    Uniqema's ARLATONE system creates sprayable emulsions.
  • Fluorine chemistry
    Its impact on the aerosol industry—Part 7.
    By Montfort Johnsen, Technical Editor
  • Aerosols and European consumers
    Worlding conducts major ethnographic study.

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