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Sustainable Packaging
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Contract Packaging
Detergent package wins AmeriStar award
Co-packing played a key role in developing a package whose shape and functionality bring a new look to the laundry detergent aisle. Display Pack (www.displaypack.com) created the design and Apco Packaging (www.apcopackaging.com) filled the package for Orange Glo International’s Oxi Clean Toss-N-Go “detergent ball.” The package won a 2006 AmeriStar award, which was presented at the Packaging Summit in May 2007.
August 14, 2007
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Contract Packaging
Algus expansion quadruples co-packing workload
An extensive expansion project has been completed in the contract packaging division at Algus Packaging Inc. The DeKalb, IL-based packager has expanded its co-packing operation to 85,000 sq ft by adding five new lines. The expansion enables the company the capability to quadruple its contract-packaging workload, says James Patrick, marketing manager.
August 14, 2007
Contract Packaging
DIY Group to expand operations
DIY Group Inc. (www.diygroup.com), a contract packager in Muncie, IN, is nearing completion on a 126,000-sq-ft expansion project. The $2.25 million expansion will put an addition onto the company’s existing 432,000-sq-ft facility, making DIY’s facility one of the largest contract packaging operations in the Midwest.
August 14, 2007
Contract Packaging
New Contract Packaging Association survey available
The Contract Packaging Association’s “Analysis of Member Activity in Contract Packaging” survey is now available for purchase by both member companies that did not participate in the survey and nonmembers.
August 14, 2007
Contract Packaging
Wal-Mart scorecard update: going global
Wal-Mart provided further details on its sustainability scorecard at the Packaging Summit in May in Rosemont, IL.
August 14, 2007
Sustainability
Revisiting Las Vegas
Their 2005 visit to Pack Expo Las Vegas yielded big dividends, so these two packaging professionals plan a return to Vegas for another look-see.
August 9, 2007
Flexibles
French Rabbit came first
Boisset’s first alternative package for wine was French Rabbit, a 1-L Tetra Pak Prisma®. Like Yellow Jersey, this paper/foil/polymer lamination was launched through Ontario’s LCBO and was driven largely by environmental concerns. The promotional tag line accompanying the launch: “One smart rabbit. Savour the wine. Save the planet.”
August 9, 2007
Sustainable Packaging
SUSTAINABILITY NEWS & Events
Noteworthy Items Gleaned From World News
August 9, 2007
Sustainable Packaging
Package design for a sustainable future
Pressure on business to embrace sustainability is increasing daily. The most widely-accepted response for sustainable packaging is a "cradle-to-cradle" approach that inspires design and engineering of packaging systems that balance health, environment, and safety benefits with bottom-line cost considerations.
August 9, 2007
Sustainability
No tolerance required
EPA proposal would make it easier to get some new food packaging approved, especially for produce.
August 9, 2007
Sustainable Packaging
The technology behind the most cost-effective, flexible sustainable packages
Food, personal hygiene, pharmaceutical, industrial, and chemical companies, along with many others, are looking today for ways to make packaging more sustainable. Read this White Paper from J&J to find out how to attain sustainability, flexibility, and superior price and performance.
August 9, 2007
Sustainability
The vinyl frontier: Dispelling myths about PVC and sustainability
Assessing the facts about polyvinyl chloride ends up dispelling myths about this oft-maligned, but invaluable polymer used extensively in packaging.
August 2, 2007
Sustainable Packaging
Letting the 'greenie' out of the bottle?
Every consumer packaged goods company (CPGC) has a stake in the debate over whether bottled water is bad for the environment.
August 2, 2007
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