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PW asked for your packaging advice, and more than 440 shared their wisdom and insights.
July 11, 2007
Contract packaging: Page 89
Secondary Packaging
Packaging's contribution to social equity
Sustainable packaging is widely perceived as a three-legged stool. Packaging professionals focus a lot of attention on two of those legs, the âenvironmentalâ and the âeconomic.â What about the third leg, âsocial equity?â Thatâs the one that has us measure a businessâs success not only in terms of profit made but also in terms of the positive impact the business has on society in general.
July 11, 2007
Contract Packaging
Pharma Business Growing At Praxis
Macatawa Holdings LLC-Praxis (www.praxispackaging.com), Grand Rapids, MI, projects that pharmaceutical orders will account for 90% of its overall business in 2007. The pharmaceutical industry always has been a large portion of the companyâs customer base, but this year pharmaceuticals sales are expected to exceed all previous yearsâ sales in this category by 20%.
June 30, 2007
Contract Packaging
Sam's Club Packaging Principles
In the December 2006 issue, Contract Packaging discussed strategies for enhancing the value of packaging for club stores (www.packworld.com/view-22428). Amy Zettlemoyer, director of packaging for Samâs Club, expands on that article by identifying five packaging principles that consumer packaged goods companies and their vendors, including contract packagers, should keep in mind:
June 30, 2007
Contract Packaging
CP 07 focuses on maximizing relationships
Event is Sept. 10-12. High-level speakers to examine contract packaging trends from both the buyer and seller perspectives.
June 11, 2007
Contract packaging
The wrap-up: All in a day's work
Reader inquiries are an interesting part of a packaging editor's workweek.
May 31, 2007
Contract Packaging
Economical print-registered shrink film bundler
Video shows fully automatic print registration wrapper from Polypack with continuous motion with speeds up to 60 wraps/min single lane and up to 120/min dual lane.
May 11, 2007
Contract Packaging
Hi-Res printing--it doesn't have to be computer science
Squid Inkâs PZ Pilot Plus is designed for people who run packaging lines, not computers. Watch this short informative video for more.
May 1, 2007
Flexible packaging
Co-packing industry assesses opportunities and challenges
The contract packaging industry has no shortage of opportunities and challenges, and some of them were discussed formally and informally at the Contract Packaging Associationâs annual meeting, which concluded April 2 in Tucson, AZ. First, the opportunities. One of the hottest segments of contract packaging today is pharmaceutical products, and itâs promising even more growth for co-packers with the right facilities, capabilities, and certification approvals. Speaking to association members, Bill Sharpless said the $400 billion pharma industry is growing at 3% annually. Sharpless is marketing director of pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and medical packaging at Alcoa Flexible Packaging.
April 17, 2007
Contract Packaging
Modified Packaging Summit spotlights contract packaging
Changes will integrate former Packaging Services Expo and Containers & Materials Expo. Outsourcing will be one focal point of this yearâs conference sessions.
April 12, 2007
Contract Packaging
Study identifies product damage risks of poor unit load wrappings
Losses during transport could cost CPGs $388 million annually. Closely examining a load unitization may yield answers, with stretch hoods being one possible solution.
April 12, 2007
Contract Packaging
J Lieb Foods expands services with purchase of Welch's Plant
Ready-to-operate facility in Kennewick, WA, triples the companyâs capacity and adds flexibility in co-packaging services to Pacific Northwest.
April 12, 2007
Contract Packaging
Amenities put the TLC in hospitality
Itâs a $400 million industry for motels through five-star resorts. The flexibility needed to package in-room âfreebiesâ provides insights into contract packagersâ work.
April 12, 2007
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