ALTERNATIVE POUCH WAVE?

Stick packs, four-corner seal, flat-bottom, and other emerging and pre-commercial pouches were identified as the “next wave in flexibles” according to a multi-client study authored by Allied Development Corp.

Jun 30, 2003

and published by Packaging Strategies. The study, Alternative Pouch Formats, says that such pouches will increase sales and sell prices for wet and dry foods, pet foods, healthcare products, frozen and baked foods,

agri-chemicals, beverages, and others. A hard-copy version of the study costs $4귔 $5ꯠ for PDF, plus $10 shipping and handling in the United States; $50 elsewhere. For a prospectus, or to order a copy of the study, call 610/436-4220, extension 11, or go online at www.packstrat.com.

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Norma Crockett, GS1 US (left) and LC Ede, Sysco Corporation (right) at GS1 connects this week in Las Vegas.

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At the Packaging Recycling Summit, Teo Medellin explained how P&G is working with partners to develop recycling technologies that draw on the company’s long history in cleaning.

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2026 The Ripple Effect (sustainability) Cover

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Coca Cola is expanding the availability of smaller pack sizes, including 200 ml and 250 ml bottles for individual consumption.

Coca Cola, Bear, and Stock Spirits Use Packaging Reduction Strategies

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