All Food articles – Page 93
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ArticleNew ULMA Packaging Skin Solution Cuts Film Waste
The new TFS407R by ULMA Packaging increases throughput by over 10 per cent and reduces film waste by almost half, the company claims.
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ArticleDesign Thinking: Shifting to Value-Driven
Brands are faced with highly visible evidence that a ‘recyclable’ pack isn't always recycled. Significant efforts are being made to ensure that single-use packaging ends up in a recycling stream rather rather than in our seas – writes Tracy Sutton.
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Novio Packaging Group to Merge with Scandinavian Packaging A/S
The international Novio Packaging Group will be joining forces with Scandinavian Packaging A/S.
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ArticleNew Mettler Toledo White Paper on Reducing Contamination in Food Manufacture
Physical contamination of food continues to be a major source of concern for food manufacturers, retailers and consumers worldwide.
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What’s Your Flavour?
The seasoning coverage on a snack food product is an important aspect of the quality a consumer sees, and determines the overall flavour and taste a person experiences.
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ArticleSchur's Packaging Solution: BarrierTop X 35
BarrierTop X 35 is the latest high-barrier film from Schur Flexibles Flexofol GmbH. At 35µm thickness, BarrierTop X 35 is currently the thinnest film available on the market and provides material savings and high all-round performance.
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ArticleGetting Started with MICVAC at IpackIma
Micvac is exhibiting at at IPACKIMA 2018 in Milano, Italy, and extending an open invitation to all visitors wishing to taste the quality of ready meals produced using the Micvac method.
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Article"The Half-Life Will Shorten": Packaging in the age of the Zero Moment of Truth
Creative director in the packaging design department of Y&R BCN, Julie Asschenfeldt talks to Tim Sykes about designing packaging as part of a wider communication with consumers in a world undergoing digital transformation
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ArticleWITT Presents New Test Method for Modified Atmosphere Packaging
The higher the product quality, the more important the quality control – and therefore the more expensive, if the packaging is destroyed and the product can no longer be sold.
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ArticleThe Next Generation of Products: Finding the ‘Sweet Spot’
In developed and maturing markets, food and beverage manufacturers are struggling with slowing growth and are therefore seeking new growth opportunities.
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ArticleExxonMobil Extends Exceed XP Portfolio with New Grade for High Performance Extrusion Films
ExxonMobil has extended its Exceed™ XP performance polymers portfolio with the introduction of a new grade. Exceed XP 8784 offers improved processability combined with extreme film toughness and sealing properties.
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ArticleNew Pack Design and Brand Identity for Well&Truly
Baked corn snacks brand Well&Truly has unveiled a new identity, with design by B&B studio.
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ArticleMondi Partners with TU Graz to Research Paper Porosity and Consumer Impact
Mondi has launched its third scientific cooperation to date with the Graz University of Technology (TU Graz) in Austria.
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Strong Demand for Flexible Packaging Industry in Europe
Flexible packaging consumption in Europe grew by 2% to around €14bn in 2017, with about the same growth rates in both Western and Eastern Europe, according to research by PCI Wood Mackenzie.
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ArticleTwo New Mini Sandwich & Snack Bags from Planglow
Plant-based packaging experts Planglow have added Mini Baguette Bags to both its Natural and Gastro branded compostable packaging ranges.
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ArticleUK Business Pact to Tackle Plastic Pollution
42 businesses, including major food, drink and non-food brands, manufacturers and retailers right through to plastic reprocessors and packaging suppliers, sign up to a world-first pact.
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ArticleKITKAT Ruby Launches in UK With Anthem
Anthem Worldwide, the global creative agency has continued its partnership with Nestlé to create packaging designs for the highly anticipated KITKAT Ruby chocolate bar.
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ArticleSwisse Wellness Adopts Unique Label, Branded Desiccant to Protect Product Authenticity
Swisse Wellness has adopted a series of packaging innovations to protect the authenticity and purity of its products worldwide.
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ArticleThe Secret Behind Private Label Success
Retailer brands and private label products have enjoyed impressive growth in recent years. Elisabeth Skoda speaks to the Private Label Manufacturers Association’s (PLMA) president Brian Sharoff.
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ArticleWipak develops coextrusion film production further
Wipak has refined its downgauging technology to further improve its super thin and sustainable ‘SC Plus’ coextrusion film.