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Sustainable Packaging
Flexibles
Rigid
Coding, Printing & Labeling
Secondary Packaging
Trends
Coding, Printing & Labeling
EU votes mandatory GM labeling
The European Standing Committee on Foodstuffs, by an overwhelming majority, voted to require special labeling of foods in which at least one ingredient contains more than 1% of genetically modified (GM) material.
November 30, 1999
Leaders (UNIVERSAL TAXONOMY PW): Page 1735
Labels
Specialty drinks get old look
As the new year begins, Hansen's Beverage Co. looks to the past with its new line of "signature" sodas. They're packaged in brown glass bottles with crown closures and full-body shrink labels that evoke a feeling of simpler times.
November 30, 1999
Coding, Printing & Labeling
Processors urge no labeling of biotech foods
Food industry representatives stressed the safety of biotech foods in testimony at a hearing of the Senate Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee in early October.
November 30, 1999
Flexibles
Scott's plants new zipper on Miracle-Gro bags
In January, The Scott's Co. is replacing a traditional reclosable zipper with a sliding version on its 8- and 16-qt bottom-gusseted, stand-up bags of Miracle-Gro® potting mix.
November 30, 1999
Coding, Printing & Labeling
Wine labeling being reviewed
In February 1999, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms granted authority to wine makers to include a mention that moderate consumption of wine is associated with a lower risk of heart disease for some people.
November 30, 1999
Secondary Packaging
Labeler minimizes downtime at bundler
Dairy Crest of Gloucestershire, England, is the first to install a Harland Zeta thermal-print-and-apply labeler from Harland Machine Systems (Manchester, England).
November 30, 1999
Tamper-evident machinery
Smooth sealing of fruit smoothie base
When J.R. Wood Co. landed a contract to fill a fruit smoothie concentrate for a large convenience-store chain, management decided the best way to assure seal integrity and tamper evidence was through an induction-sealed foil membrane.
November 30, 1999
Flexibles
Supplier news: Relocations, expansions
In order to improve profitability, DuPont (Wilmington, DE) will streamline and restructure its polyester enterprise. Businesses included are DuPont Dacron®, DuPont Polyester Films and DuPont Polyester Resins & Intermediates.
November 30, 1999
Bag/pouch fill/seal (pre-made bags)
Potato chip marketer rolls out a zipper
When it comes to packages with reclosable zippers, potato chip makers have not been able to get past test-market status (see Packaging World, Feb.
November 30, 1999
Converting equipment
Quality Dairy 'pops' with integral straw
By next spring, Quality Dairy Co. expects to be the first company to sell beverages in bottles equipped with an integral flexible straw that pops up and partially out of the bottle when its closure is removed.
November 30, 1999
Additives, coatings & inks
Neocork is winning converts in Napa Valley
Among the first to use a newly developed synthetic wine cork called Neocork(TM) was Lane Tanner winery of Napa, CA. Lane Tanner, owner of the 14-year-old winery, says that her switch from organic to synthetic corks has greatly reduced the number of bottles in which wine has been spoiled by oxygen ingress.
November 30, 1999
Containers
Supplier news: Relocations, expansions
St. Laurent Packaging Corp. (Richmond, VA) will invest $1.1 million in a new bulk box laminator, to be installed in its Baltimore bulk packaging facility by the middle of next year.
November 30, 1999
Blisters/clamshells/skin packaging
Packaging slims down
Fluidmaster's recent redesign of the blister package it uses for its flush valves resulted in a blister pack that's 20% to 30% more compact than the previous package, according to the San Juan Capistrano, CA-based company.
November 30, 1999
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