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Sustainability

Exclusive video report - captured live at interpack!

The gates of the Messe Düsseldorf opened on Thursday, April 24 with a host of new packaging machines characterized by advanced software, robotics and mechatronic innovations.

May 7, 2008

Contract Packaging

Vertical form, fill, seal machine ideal for start-up and small companies

J&J Manufacturing’s Starter-Pak is an entry-level form, fill, seal machine capable of making pillow or three-sided seal bags at speeds of up to 30 bags per minute.

May 1, 2008

Sustainable Packaging

Packaging R&D inside the NFL

The National Food Laboratory also tackles packaging research and development for CPG companies, suppliers, and entrepreneurs.

April 29, 2008

Sustainability

Australian beer goes green...

Australian-based Foster's beer has launched a sustainably produced and packaged premium beer brand for its domestic market.

April 17, 2008

Contract Packaging

Glossary

April 10, 2008

Contract Packaging

Know Your Needs

April 10, 2008

Contract Packaging

Much more on innovative strategies at CP08

April 10, 2008

Contract Packaging

Paths to innovation

What works for Limited Brands, P&G, and Coca-Cola? There are similarities and differences. Peek inside these companies’ co-packing models for valuable insights.

April 9, 2008

Sustainability

What's happening in high-barrier PET?

PET bottles are a major segment in the U.S. packaging market and are being used for a whole host of products.

April 5, 2008

Contract Packaging

Packaging Summit conference to drill down on four packaging areas

Fourth annual trade show scheduled for May 13-15 in Rosemont, IL, with focuses from innovation to sustainability to contract packaging.

April 4, 2008

Filling/capping, liquid & viscous

AriZona specifies LN2 dosers for all new can and bottle lines

Liquid nitrogen injection preserves beverage flavor, extends product shelf life, and creates internal pressure to combat container damage.

April 4, 2008

Sustainability

What kind of packaging would we give up for Mother Earth?

According to a Nielsen Global Food Packaging Survey, nearly one in two global consumers would give up all forms of packaging designed for convenience purposes if it would benefit the environment, including packaging designed for easy stacking/storing at home (49%); packaging that can be used for cooking, or doubles as a resealable container (48%); and packaging designed for easy transport (47%)

April 3, 2008