
StePac: Taking broccoli packaging out of the ice age
Xtend bulk packaging brings food safety and environmental rewards for fresh broccoli and other vegetables.
Xtend bulk packaging brings food safety and environmental rewards for fresh broccoli and other vegetables.
BASF, Borealis, Südpack and Zott present prototypes of food packaging made from 100% recycled material
KM Packaging, a leading global supplier of flexible packaging and lidding films, will celebrate its 35th anniversary in August.
Armenia's biggest mineral water spring continues to grow. With the help of KHS the Jermuk Group CJSC has expanded its PET and glass bottle water bottling capacity and is now able to react more quickly to the growing demands of the domestic and international markets.
FachPack, the European trade fair for packaging, processes and technology, will open its doors on 24 September 2019. About 1,600 exhibitors will be on hand in 12 exhibition halls to show their innovations to an expected 45,000 trade visitors.
The rising demand for white vinegar has led Charbonneaux-Brabant, a key player in the packaging of condiments and seasonings, to install a Sidel complete PET line in their new production plant in Vauvert, in the South of France.
Packaging industry demonstrates innovative solutions and discusses new approaches.
Two RPC Divisions have collaborated to provide a fast-to-market bottle and closure solution for one of the world’s leading confectionery, food and beverage companies.
In mid-April, more than 80 attendees accepted their invitation to the 2019 ENGEL Packaging Day in Shanghai.
Ampacet has developed carbon black-free masterbatch solutions that can help to significantly reduce the carbon footprint by providing a second life for black plastic packaging.
China’s leading dairy brand, Yili, showed strong belief in PET packaging for liquid dairy by investing and recently installing two aseptic complete PET packaging lines, including the Sidel Aseptic Combi Predis with its unique dry preform sterilisation technology.
The figures are nothing short of alarming. By 2050 plastic will outweigh fish in the world's oceans if every year another nine million tons of plastic trash find their way to the sea via unsecured landfills and rivers.