Soft-fruit containers made with MONOAIR™ cushion technology now include square, large rectangular and standard versions.

While responding to consumer and regulatory demands for more sustainable packaging is certainly one of the biggest challenges facing the industry, the good news is that there is no single solution but rather a plethora of routes to a circular economy.

A glue-free label solution, Molded Fiber Labeling involves 100% mono-material packaging that can be fully recycled or composted.

MULTIVAC has developed the DP 245, a new, highly innovative direct web printer for the X-line series of traysealers.

The demand for processed and packaged foods is rapidly growing among the younger generation due to their hectic lifestyle, which leaves them with no time to prepare homemade meals.

Functionality, sustainability and shelf appeal will continue to be key factors in the choice of packaging in this market, with formats made from plastic continuing to edge out other materials in most cases.

Ries products are reusable, recyclable and made of earth-kind (and non-toxic) materials.

The new tray from Waddington Europe does not require a polyethylene layer or adhesive coating.

From filling to sterilizing, flexible packaging must be handled differently than rigid containers.