Arnie OrloskiFlexible packagingNew coex line broadens food pack offeringsCoextruded blown film is new to Enhance Packaging Technologies. ‘Pancake’ die technology gives maximum flexibility.April 30, 2002ClosuresPipeLine: Packaging security: Which issues belong?Nearly everywhere you look these days, the front-of-mind issue is security. Whether it be on a national or individual or company basis, security is a hot topic.March 31, 2002BeverageCoca-Cola endorses new mold-making technologySoft drink bottler lauds new patented technology for manufacture of plastic molds, both for injection and blow molding.March 31, 2002Blisters/clamshells/skin packagingUnderstanding packaging security risksMore than 140 attendees at a recent PMMI conference heard from FDA and other officials about minimizing company security risks.February 28, 2002BeverageWhat's affecting buying at major companies?Representatives of ConAgra, Nestle USA, and Gallo Winery candidly shared thoughts on machinery purchasing at PMMI's meeting in November.February 28, 2002Consumer packaged goodsPipeLine: The power of words0;and meaningsAs most readers can guess, those of us in the word (lower case “w”) business are avid admirers of vocabulary.February 28, 2002HomeWhat's ahead for IoPP? (sidebar)Plans for AmeriStars, directory, and Web siteFebruary 28, 2002HomeWhat's ahead for IoPP?The Institute of Packaging Professionals is in need of some updating. A new management team plans a revitalization.February 28, 2002HomeEngineers display a 'can-do' attitudeTo convert its 12-packed cans to a 6x2 configuration took much more than change parts. Coke Consolidated engineers deliver without a major capital investment.February 28, 2002RecyclingConsumers drive new 12-pack shapeLast summer, one Coca-Cola canner set out to change the shape of 12-pack paperboard carriers, and Coke Consolidated is now reaping the rewards.February 28, 2002Previous PagePage 21 of 40Next PageTop StoriesRecyclingColgate & Amazon Turned Recycling Data into Insight; Now Other CPGs Can, TooPilots with Colgate-Palmolive and Amazon helped shape Glacier’s new DataStream platform, a subscription tool launched today that lets CPGs verify recyclability performance and close the loop between packaging design and real sortation and recovery outcomes.RecyclingThrough the Line Podcast: Kopu Water Brings Aluminum Bottles to Luxury HotelsSustainable PackagingWith EMF’s New 2030 Plastics Agenda Targets, Signatories Pivot from Ambition to ScaleHomeNextloop Americas Receives FDA LNO, Develops AI SortingSponsor ContentEngineered Liquid Mixing Systems Increase Process Yield
