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Dolco Packaging to showcase processor trays and egg cartons at IPPE

Dolco Packaging creates custom-designed packaging to drive differentiation.

Dolco Packaging offers pakcaging solutions for eggs, sausages and meat patties.
Dolco Packaging offers pakcaging solutions for eggs, sausages and meat patties.

Dolco Packaging, a manufacturer of polystyrene foam and PET containers, will exhibit its latest egg carton and processor tray innovations at the International Production & Processing Expo (IPPE) at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta from Feb. 12-14 at Booth B5827. In addition to its standard processor trays, Dolco will highlight its custom-designed alternatives to help meat and poultry processors draw attention to the unique attributes of their products. Examples include compartments/dividers for sausages, deep-draw pockets for meat patties, structural indentations for easy removal and many more.

The objective is to help processors increase sales by using packaging to drive differentiation. As the largest producer of foam egg carton trays in the United States, Dolco, a Tekni-Plex business unit, also will display various structures and configurations designed to protect eggs throughout the distribution cycle. The company’s offerings also include apple and pear trays and mushroom tills, as well as industrial and custom packaging solutions for agricultural, food and foodservice markets.

 

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