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Making a salad used to be somewhat of a project. Grocery-store shoppers would buy ingredients separately, take them home and wash, chop, and mix their own greens, tomatoes, cucumbers, and other vegetables. They might even make their own dressing. But today’s time-starved schedules make that an increasingly daunting and archaic task. Enter the pre-washed, pre-cut, pre-packaged salad. Find out more in this White Paper from Harpak
Must-read white paper for all users of petroleum-based plastic packaging weighs impact of staying the course vs. using newer technologies for biodegradable films. Compares/contrasts the newest crop of bio films from different suppliers.
#10—Probiotics are everywhere.
PP jar used for Del Monte brand fruit has foil membrane seal and pull-ring for convenience.
As consumer packaged goods (CPG) companies become leaner, they’re making the value of each expense earn its place on the balance sheet.
Fold-over blister for Shure Music Phone Adapter from Shure Inc.
received the highest number of votes in the 2007 Pack Expo Selects
competition sponsored by the Packaging Machinery Manufacturers
Institute.
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.
Renovation of blueberry packaging operations includes installation of vf/f/s machine for retail bags, bag-in-box equipment for bulk packs, plus several new auxiliary systems.
The packaging scene has always been complex and technically challenging. But now that the endlessly complex and sometimes contradictory requirements of sustainability have landed in our laps, packaged goods companies and the suppliers they rely on have it tougher than ever.
Democrats in Congress will push for a ban on MAP until safety can be proven.
Their 2005 visit to Pack Expo Las Vegas yielded big dividends, so these two packaging professionals plan a return to Vegas for another look-see.
Seed company improves packaging quality and efficiency, saves on labor costs.
The University of Florida's new Research Center for Food Distribution and Retailing now includes five radio-frequency identification portals.
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