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Coding, Printing & Labeling

RFID R&D at MIT

It seems logical that the smartest minds should tackle the toughest challenges. That’s the mindset at the Auto-ID Labs of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA.

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Dairy

Worldwide Food Expo '05

A must-see food processing and packaging event, Worldwide Food Expo looks to bring some 1겨 exhibitors to Chicago for its October 26-29 run.

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Beverage

Achievements

Toray Plastics (America), Inc.

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Sustainability

New bottle brings new site

A new Web site has been created to accommodate the need for information associated with a line of aluminum bottles.

September 30, 2005

Dairy

Aseptic and ESL packaging keeps evolving

Packaging World editors take a look at recent developments in the technologically challenging, but decidedly growth-oriented, world of aseptic and extended-shelf-life packaging.

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Contract Packaging

Aseptic and ESL packaging keeps evolving (sidebar)

PepsiCo’s got milk

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Filling/capping, dry

Aseptic and ESL packaging keeps evolving (sidebar)

Light barrier protects UHT milk

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Recycling

Aseptic and ESL packaging keeps evolving (sidebar)

Glass coating for barrier

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Dairy

Aseptic and ESL packaging keeps evolving (sidebar)

Arla’s ‘clean blow’ technique

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Reusable/Returnable

Glass bottles shine for Coca-Cola Servicios

The Peruvian bottler selects glass to launch a single-serve beverage. Glass represents about 60% of the company’s business thanks to consumer familiarity and price point advantages in certain sizes.

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Cartoning

Kraft's 'black box' data recorder

Kraft has developed ROME, a ‘black box’ diagnostic tool for packaging machinery that combines data collection and video from two cameras.

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Coding, Printing & Labeling

Food companies itching for answers

FDA is slow to address question of allergen labeling in packaging.

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