Arnie OrloskiConverting equipmentMissing: one extruderMaybe you were as surprised as I was to hear about the major recall from Ross Products for its 32-oz plastic bottles of Similac.November 5, 2006DairyCharities Can Help Needy, And Donors“While “best-before” dates may indicate a product's top quality for some major companies, it may not always be true of another food processor located down the block.”August 31, 2006SustainabilityMoving into the passing lane“Whether it’s packaging or transportation, we do have personal choices, some that are clearer about the environment, others that are more pure preference.”June 30, 2006FlexiblesOpening up“Since I’m from Wisconsin, I do have a chain saw available, but I’m not inclined to go through all the procedures (e.g., chain tensioning) to get it going just to gain access to a package.”April 30, 2006ClosuresAluminum bottle reinforces diet aid uniquenessDiet capsules move to an aluminum bottle to foil counterfeiters and employ two TE features to assure consumers.July 31, 2005Reusable/ReturnableReshaping packs for condomsGlobal Protection selects round case to display—and sell—its colorfully wrapped condoms.July 31, 2005LabelsCrayola kid's soap makes splashPersonal-care products marketer uses distributor’s design studio to come up with new package for squeezable foam hand and body soap for kids.July 31, 2005ContainersWaste 'sandwich' helps Wal-Mart recycleMore than 300 Wal-Mart stores in the West are recycling shopping and apparel bags, thanks to a special ‘sandwich’ bale.July 31, 2005FlexiblesCarrefour debuts microwavable vegetable trayConceived by Carrefour, the French hypermarket pioneer, new Conserves Pratiques vegetables are packed in retorted multilayer plastic trays.June 30, 2005ContainersSalons to offer 'therapeutic' hair careCoextruded bottles and tubes give a newly formulated line of hair care products their unique healthcare aura.April 30, 2005Page 1 of 40Next PageTop StoriesE-commerce/D2C packagingHow Amazon Combines Tech and Material Innovation to Cut WastePat Lindner, VP of mechatronics and sustainable packaging at Amazon, shares how consumer needs and sustainable solutions often overlap, and the sustainability wins the company has achieved in meeting these priorities.PMMI NewsPACK EXPO Las Vegas 2025 Offers More Than 100 Free On-Floor Education Sessions to Empower Industry ProfessionalsDigital TransformationAI’s Impact on Robotics in Packaging: Smart Automation Meets Real-World ProductivityRecyclingPolicy and Partnerships Drive Can and Bottle Recovery EffortsSponsor ContentSemi-automatic Liquid Drum Filler Increases Operator Efficiency
