Nanotechnologies for packaging
Nanotechnology is more and more important solution within the packaging industry.
Nanotechnology is more and more important solution within the packaging industry.
A surprising array of forms, textures, colours and special effects for the packaging of perfumes and cosmetics – only made possible by the innovative use of DuPont Surlyn – will feature at the DuPont exhibit at Luxe Pack 2011.
Packers and packages have to be optimally matched to each other in order to achieve the best possible quality and to maximise machine performance.
Bosch Packaging Technology launches the new mandrel wheel package maker PME 4061. It is the first machine of its kind to allow for the high format flexibility needed for point-of-sale differentiation through pack style versatility.
Avery Dennison curvy appeal system gives wraparound look for complex curved containers.
Activia and Danoninho packaging based on sugarcane, is launched in the second half of August and is just one of a series of initiatives designed to reduce the Company's CO2 emissions by 30%.
Pregis announces new GeoSpeed Quantum paper packaging system; machine sets new standard for crumpled paper void-fill from rollstock.
The new El-Exis SP model covers a broad spectrum in the packaging industry.
Global multi-packaging leaders Hi-Cone have reduced the quantity of material per pack by almost 17%.
Global demand for plastic recycled packaging is set to increase 10% to $162bn (€112.5bn), according to a new report from Freedonia.
The launch of Nampak’s Infini bottle in February this year was recognised throughout the dairy, packaging and retail sectors as a major evolution in the design of the plastic milk bottle.
Stora Enso initiated a change process called Rethink that calls for a paradigm shift: To rethink the old and expand to the new to offer customers innovative solutions based on renewable materials.