Why don't all products have easy open lids?
There are many possible reasons why not all products have easy open lids, but here are some of the most common ones:
- Cost: Easy open end may require more materials, technology, or design than traditional lids, which can increase the production cost and the retail price of the products. Some manufacturers or retailers may not be willing or able to invest in easy open lids, especially if they have a large product portfolio or a low profit margin.
- Consumer demand: Easy open lids may not be perceived as a priority or a necessity by some consumers, especially those who do not have any difficulties with opening regular lids. Some consumers may also prefer the security and freshness of traditional lids, or may not be aware of the benefits of easy open lids. Therefore, some manufacturers or retailers may not see enough demand or incentive to adopt easy open lids for their products.
- Industry standards: Can Lids may not comply with some industry standards or regulations that apply to certain products, such as food safety, child resistance, tamper evidence, or shelf life. Some manufacturers or retailers may also want to maintain consistency or compatibility with their existing packaging or equipment, which may not be compatible with easy open lids.
- Innovation: Easy open lids are relatively new and innovative in the packaging industry, and they may require more research, development, testing, and validation before they can be widely adopted and implemented. Some manufacturers or retailers may also face challenges or barriers in finding suitable suppliers, partners, or distributors who can provide easy open lids for their products.
