All Food articles – Page 92

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    X-Ray Models Suitable for Large Items

    2018-12-13T14:18:00Z

    Ishida Europe has extended its range of x-ray inspection systems with the launch of two models specifically designed for larger size products and pack formats.

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    Jospak’s New Food Packaging Solution Contains up to 85% less Plastic

    2018-12-13T09:01:00Z

    Finnish start-up company Jospak has created a board-based tray packaging that contains up to 85% less plastic than a regular plastic alternative.

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    Aluminium Foil for Santa Claus

    2018-12-12T14:07:00Z

    It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas – outside in the shopping windows and especially in the supermarkets where glittery chocolate Santa Clauses and other figures are lined up on the shelf.

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    Chadwicks Launches Transparent Pre-cut Lid

    2018-12-12T09:56:00Z

    Chadwicks of Bury has developed the company’s first transparent pre-cut lid for enhanced product appeal. The ultra-clear lid is suitable for a wide variety of products and will seal to PP, PS and PET pots and containers.

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    Sustainability Perspectives: Rockwell Automation

    2018-12-12T08:43:00Z

    Sustainability Awards 2018 sponsor Rockwell Automation explains how harnessing the efficiencies from automation and the data from connected machines can drive improvements in the environmental performance of plants, supply chains and enterprises

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    Quality and Accuracy in Fruit Packing

    2018-12-12T08:32:00Z

    Packing line solutions that protect the fragile nature of many fresh products and help producers meet the highest quality standards while also delivering high speeds and accuracy will be showcased on the Ishida Europe stand at Fruit Logistica 2019.

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    Packaging Connections 07/12/18

    2018-12-07T10:00:00Z

    This week's video highlights includes Corona's launch of bio-based six pack rings, a beer advent calendar using clever design, and Tata Steel reimagining the can.

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    pladis UK & Ireland to make all plastic packaging recyclable, reusable or compostable by 2025

    2018-12-07T09:00:00Z

    pladis UK & Ireland, the snacking company behind McVitie’s, Jacob’s and go ahead! brands, has today announced a wide range of measures to reduce its environmental impact through plastic waste.

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    Tata Steel reimagines the can

    2018-12-06T08:10:00Z

    Tata Steel has launched a style guide showcasing its conceptual pod food can, produced using Protact, the company’s polymer coated steel.

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    A Look Back at AIPIA 2018

    2018-12-05T14:05:00Z

    During the AIPIA Active & Intelligent Packaging Industry Association) congress held last month in Amsterdam, one message became very clear: Both the AIPIA President and its Chief Executive emphasized that there has been a major change.

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    Anthem Benelux creates distinctive design for flexitarian offering

    2018-11-30T10:40:00Z

    Anthem Benelux rose to the challenge of presenting such a disruptive offer with a fitting disruptive design.

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    The Bioplastics Benchmark

    2018-11-29T10:57:00Z

    The European Bioplastics Conference takes place next week in Berlin. Ahead of the annual, industry-defining summit, Tim Sykes caught up with Hasso von Pogrell to discuss the latest advances in bio-based polymers and their growing impact on packaging

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    Food Packaging Solutions by Multivac on Show

    2018-11-28T15:21:00Z

    From 6 to 8 February 2019 MULTIVAC will be exhibiting at FRUIT LOGISTICA 2019 as a supplier of complete solutions for the food sector.

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    What does biodegradable packaging mean?

    2018-11-27T08:24:00Z

    Following soundings with the UK packaging sector, non-government organisations and litter charities, the Foodservice Packaging Association is calling for an end to the description ’biodegradable’ in reference to packaging.

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    RPC BPI Protec Launch New Recyclable Shrink Film

    2018-11-26T14:53:00Z

    Governments and consumers are now demanding packaging that minimises its impact on the environment by ensuring the use of recycled content and delivering full recyclability.

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    Dealing with the Special Challenges of Dairy Closures

    2018-11-26T12:33:00Z

    Dairy products belong to a growing product group in global food consumption. Liquid dairy products are forecasted to grow by 30% between the years 2010 and 2020 to reach 350 billion liters.

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    Supporting the Circular Economy with Compostable Packaging Solutions

    2018-11-22T13:04:00Z

    Plastics derived from renewable biomass such as PBC are rising to the sustainability challenge - write Fabien Resweber (PTTMCC Biochem) and Lawrence Theunissen (Reverdia)

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    Reseal a Carton with Greiner's "Fresh Clip" Solution

    2018-11-21T15:24:00Z

    Greiner's plastic fresh clip allows the user to reseal a carton after it has been opened. This keeps cereal, muesli, and similar foods fresh for longer, actively helping to prevent food waste.

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    GEA Sweets Technology at ProSweets

    2018-11-21T14:14:00Z

    From January 27 - 30, technology group GEA will offer insights into its efficient industrial solutions and machine technology for the confectionery, snack and bakery industries at its ProSweets 2019 booth (Hall 10.1 / G-061) in Cologne.

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    Food Labelling Laws Laid Out

    2018-11-20T13:33:00Z

    Allergens have been a hot topic with the tragedy that led to the death of Natasha Ednan-Laperouse following an allergic reaction she had to a Pret a Manger sandwich. Theresa May has since called for a review of food labelling laws.