Scott Dyvig Engineering Manager

Sustainable Packaging
Expert analysis
October 5, 2009
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Top Stories
Walmart associate scans fresh meat products tagged with RFID-enabled labels.
Digital Transformation
Walmart Uses ‘First-to-Market’ RFID in Fresh Categories
Walmart expands its use of RFID technology to fresh food departments like meat, bakery, and deli, introducing digital labels that boost inventory accuracy, reduce food waste, and streamline operations.
Through the Line: Packaging and Processing
Recycling
Through the Line Podcast: How Amazon Combines Tech and Material Innovation to Cut Waste
Griffith Foods’ robotic cell operates with two synchronized production lines capable of handling diverse SKUs reliably and efficiently.
Robotics
Griffith Foods’ Model in Colombia: Robots with a Human Touch
Tide’s polypropylene caps undergo LaserSharp marking on two sides. On the left, we see an inverted bottle where Tide’s blue detergent is completely filling the dosing cap. Fill-level guidelines are visible both when detergent is in the cap as pictured, and when the cap is empty. On the upper right, we see the OXI logo on the other side of the cap. This branding/logo was also marked on the cap in the LaserSharp process.
Coding & Marking
P&G’s Tide Laser Marks Cap for Better Dosing Clarity, Recyclability
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