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PET bottles are a major segment in the U.S. packaging market and are being used for a whole host of products.
Microwaving frozen vegetables can be messy and inconvenient for consumers. That no longer needs to be so.
Contract manufacturer/packager Guy & O’Neill, Inc. rolls out an ambitious plan that incorporates sustainability into wet wipe manufacturing, materials, and packaging.
A black-pigmented can brings distinction to salmon sold through Costco.
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.
In this Q&A, Mel O’Leary, Jr., president and CEO of Meredith-Springfield Associates, describes how copolyester resin and supplier cooperation helped make the Artegraft tube.
Below are the insights and comments of Kristina E. Paquette, PhD on FDA’s December 2007 revisions to its Chemistry Recommendations guidance document. Dr. Paquette had served as a chemist in FDA’s Office of Food Additive safety until mid-2007, and was personally involved in developing some of the revisions.
Bioplastics: The very name suggests sustainability, but that shouldn’t exempt the materials from an objective, probing analysis.
Custom PET bottles replace stock HDPE bottles for Haviland spa chemicals.
Start by defining innovation within your company culture. Then organize it, approach it strategically, and source it properly. If you fail, resolve to try again.
Lachenmeier has its Stretch Hood machine type Power Flex in operation at Pack Expo 2006.
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