When it comes to packaging, there is a lot of heavy set type in different directions broken up with lines to organize the space:



Also, clean sans-serif type is placed on flat, bright backgrounds. This accentuates the beauty of the set type while also catching the eye because of the simplistic clean layout:


Lastly, in the package design category, the trend of recycling and going green translates to the design itself. This box for ebay exudes a natural feel:

For trends in logo design, I feel as though hand-rendered or imperfect type seems to be coming back. This gives logos a certain spunk and playfulness that they might have not had if typed in a serif font:

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