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The National Food Laboratory also tackles packaging research and development for CPG companies, suppliers, and entrepreneurs.
The pulse of pharmaceutical, medical device, and biological markets beats ever faster as the pace of packaging chance accelerates worldwide.
Company transitions from cylindrical glass culture tubes for its collagen vascular grafts to a copolyester-based tube with a flat side, helping to prevent breakage and save money.
A foodservice BIB pack uses a unique tap that maintains shelf stability after opening.
Valerie Jacobs makes her living by helping consumer product companies
identify and capitalize on consumer trends, and the director of trend
analysis at LPK notes a rise in the number of “natural”
products. Not in the sense of natural versus organic, but natural as a
barometer of aesthetic enjoyment.
The promise of smart packaging has always been impressive. Now, at last, some pretty intriguing commercial applications are starting to surface.
One-of-a-kind packaging with a personal touch.
Tetra Pak hosted a late August media update of marketing and technical topics.
Noteworthy Items Gleaned From World News
New aseptic carton line in Prague helps Pepsi Americas Central Europe Group provide a 12-month shelf life that extends ambient distribution of Toma and Tropicana juice brands in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Poland.
Pfanner is an Austrian family business that specializes in packing fruit-juice concentrates and ready-to-drink fruit juices. About 70% of its volume is marketed under its own brand.
PET bottle exteriors are sterilized with vaporized hydrogen peroxide during a summer test run on a new aseptic bottling line at WeserGold’s plant in Rinteln, Germany.
At Tropicana Europe’s new plant in Zeebrugge, Belgium, PET bottles are air-conveyed from depalletization to a new aseptic line from Procomac Industries.
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