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PPC Flex notes that SÜDPACK’s U.S. operations are strategically located in the heart of the domestic meat and cheese industries, offering immediate access to new and growing critical customer segments.

This new pack was designed to meet consumer needs for portion control, mindful-indulgence, and on-the-go convenience.

The latest films feature a smooth, peelable opening that eliminates the need for scissors or tear notches, offering a clean, effortless and accessible way for consumers to open their coffee bags.

Domestic expansion shortens lead times, reduces freight costs, and lowers exposure to trade instability.

While the shift from rigid to flexible packaging formats requires strategic investments in equipment and processes, the right cap and spout system can simplify the transition – bringing clarity, consistency and efficiency to a complex change.

In Designalytics’ testing of the two designs, consumers preferred the new look by a considerable margin, 69% to 31%.

During the six months following the launch, sales grew more than 61% compared to the same period during the prior year, despite the fact that the fruit-snack category was nearly flat overall (0.4% growth).

The new look is also fully flexible, allowing Laoban to integrate its new products into a cohesive design system.

Available in 123 gsm, this new paper offers high-quality printing in offset, flexography and rotogravure on its metallized side.

The new stretch film meets static decay requirements per MIL-STD 3010, Method 4046 before and after being stretched, providing static dissipation during wrapping and beyond for better quality assurance.