Arnie OrloskiContainersCareer fairs: How some companies 'precruit' (sidebar)How recruiters work the career fairSeptember 30, 1998BeverageChicago stays in Pack Expo plansDespite other show relocations and big new facilities near Orlando, FL, Pack Expo's sponsor tells Packaging World that it expects improvements andwill keep the show at McCormick Place.September 30, 1998FlexiblesCareer fairs: How some companies 'precruit'Many companies look for packaging professionals at schools with packaging curricula, and some successful companies begin the process before students even graduate.September 30, 1998ContainersKraft keeps recruiting pipeline flowingRecruiting of new packaging people-high-quality, skilled personnel-is an increasingly difficult job these days, thanks to the low unemployment rates that have spurred this economy.September 30, 1998BeverageMachinery trainers need upgradingThree major manufacturers emphasize how important training has become when they evaluate packaging equipment to buy. Too often, technician/trainers know machines, but not how to teach.September 30, 1998BeverageWhat packagers want in turnkey projectsExclusive survey of medium to large manufacturers reveals the services they want-and need. Documentation, engineering design and electrical engineering are the main areas of assistance required.August 31, 1998BeverageWhat packagers want in turnkey projects (sidebar)Outsourcing not always 'in'August 31, 1998FlexiblesKraft Foods 'hedges' for cost consistencyFood processor broadens cost-control strategy from ingredients into packaging materials thanks to new 'intermediaries.' Commodity-type contracts provide insurance against material price run-ups.July 31, 1998Additives, coatings & inksKraft Foods 'hedges' for cost consistency (sidebar)No effect on convertersJuly 31, 1998LabelsJalapenos 'wheel' to market in new jarNew barrier plastic jug offers convenience, safety and disposal improvements.June 30, 1998Previous PagePage 32 of 40Next Page
