Flexible Packaging - Articles - Page 162

3M Innovates to Reduce Plastic Use

April 27, 2021

On Earth Day, 3M announced its goal to reduce dependence on new plastic.

Hoffmann Neopac Makes Green Energy Investment

April 27, 2021

The company’s Switzerland facilities are now fully powered by renewable electricity via hydroelectric power and an extensive new solar plant.

Industry Q&A

Automation’s Role in Converting

April 27, 2021

Chris Baum, director of sales specialists at Veritiv, shares his thoughts on automation

Flexible Focus

Kellogg’s Reveals New Jumbo Snax Flavor for National Snack Day

April 27, 2021

Kellogg's announced the Cinnabon Bakery Inspired Jumbo Snax for National Snack Day, the newest cereal to be transformed and "jumbo-fied" for snack time.

Flexible by Design

A Simple and Flexible Meal Solution

Proper Good uses a flexible transparent pouch to serve customers healthy meals

April 27, 2021

Proper Good is a meal provider that uses a custom-made 100% flexible transparent pouch, allowing consumers to see every element of the meal's ingredients, natural colors, vegetables and meats.

Antares Vision Introduces Label & Print Layout Quality Control System

April 26, 2021

AV Print Inspector offers whole-label inspection, including image matching, code reading and color detection, at speeds up to 80 meters/minute.

Layering up for Improved Performance

Brands and converters can leverage breakthroughs in multi-layer blown film technology to reduce cost, improve performance and design for sustainability.

Paul Wolak Bryn Rabtor

April 26, 2021

Consumers are becoming increasingly sensitive to sustainability issues, while still maintaining high expectations toward food safety, extended shelf life, functional performance and reduced costs when it comes to packaging.

Editor’s Forum

Recent Shortages Expected to be Temporary

A spike in demand has seen a complementary spike in supply prices, but that demand may not be here to stay.

Derrick Teal

April 26, 2021

The pandemic was the big story last year, and there’s some speculation that this year’s big story will be cost increases because of it. Doesn’t it feel like whenever we finally seem to be getting close to talking about something other than the pandemic, we get hit with yet another new ripple effect from it?