Scholle Corporation: Bag-in-box

Scholle Packaging offers its Jerribox designed to run on current rigid filling equipment.

Feb 10, 2007

Versatility of the Jerribox enables a variety of products to be packaged. It is leakproof, and common end-user hazards, such as product splashing, is eliminated with its large, non-”glugging” product flow spout. Tamper-evident closures are available. Standard sizes range from 10 L to 20 L. Other non-standard sizes can be custom made for almost any liquid, semi-liquid, or powder products in various markets including chemical, food product, and beverage. Company says the Jerribox increases efficiency and packaging quality while decreasing waste and supply chain costs.

Phone: 708/562-7290

www.scholle.com

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