All Rigid Packaging articles – Page 68
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ArticlePractical Containers Minimise Environmental Impact
A new packaging solution from RPC Promens Industrial and RPC Promens Innocan is delivering improved logistics, easier handling and a reduced environmental impact for a broad range of liquid crop protection formulations from Dow AgroSciences.
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ArticleFocus on Electric Machines & Automation at Plastpol
At the Plastpol 2017, to be held in Kielce (Poland) from 23 to 26 May 2017, Arburg will demonstrate the cost-efficient, automated production of quality parts
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ArticleMarble Effect Makes an Impression
A marble-effect finish for RPC Zeller Plastik Zell’s classic ‘Supersoft’ tube cap is helping to meet the twin demands of the personal care sector for a quality image and convenience.
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ArticleAugust Faller: Individualised Packaging Solutions
Customised individual solutions for packaging for the pharmaceutical and healthcare sector are gaining in importance. At the same time, pharmaceutical companies are focusing on smaller batch sizes and carefully considered packaging services.
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ArticleThe Affordable Nanotech Revolution
Founded in 2009, OCSiAl has rapidly grown from a Siberian tech startup to a Luxembourg-headquartered global business that is realising the potential of nanotechnology at viable costs in a wide range of industrial sectors. Tim Sykes travelled to Novos
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ArticleTNT Global Manufacturing: Caps for Penhaligon's
TNT Global Manufacturing has designed and manufactured the caps made of zamak and the collars made of aluminum and brass for the Portraits’ Collection of the British brand, Penhaligon’s.
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ArticleChocolate in a Can: Ball’s Collaboration with Ovidias
A unique collaboration between Ball, the world’s largest can maker, and Belgian chocolate brand, Ovidias, sees the chocolatier bring its patented packaging concept to the commercial market.
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PodcastSustainability Perspectives - exploring PCR with Amcor
Lucie Charbonnel, responsible for Sustainability at Amcor EMEA, explains not only why high-quality post-consumer recyclate (PCR) is so vital for the overarching goal of building a circular economy, but how this can be achieved in practical terms.