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  • Toy packaging merges sustainability, fun
    Posted by Jenni Spinner, Senior Editor, February 7, 2012
    Green Toys sustainable packaging  Each of these planet-friendly playthings is packaged in a 100-percent recyclable corrugated box printed with soy inks, with no twist ties or plastic wrap. More
  • New KLEENEX pack has a cool touch
    John Kalkowski, February 6, 2012
    Kleenex  Vacumet has teamed up with Graphic Packaging for an exciting product launch for KLEENEX Cool Touch Tissues, a tissue that releases a cool sensation to soothe sore noses. The two companies developed a holographic brushed aluminum pattern tinted with a blue hue to convey the tissue's benefit. More
  • Robotic case packer
    Posted by John Kalkowski, February 5, 2012
    Case packer  The AR Series robotic case packer offers solutions for packing bags, bottles, cases, cans, bundles, etc. into boxes or any other rigid container. It can be standard or custom-designed for your precise needs. Its operation is simple: no flap holder needed thanks to robotic motion. Robotic case packers can also use single or dual robots, depending on your scale of production. This option is also ideal for customers with a wide range of product types. Moreover, with its integrated vision, it can pick up different kinds of products (multi-pick) and randomly-oriented items before packing them into cases.


    Premier Tech Systems, 418-868-8324. www.premiertechsystems.com

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  • Wines get image boost in eco-friendly packaging


    Posted by John Kalkowski, February 3, 2012
    Full blush 

    The wine market is on the move in terms of consumption, variety of wines offered, and what constitutes suitable packaging. Just a few years ago, there were no serious alternatives to the glass bottle, but the market has changed dramatically. Wine now comes in pouches, PET bottles, bags-in-box, carton packs and metal cans. The increasing possibilities are gaining acceptance with wine-makers and consumers.

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  • Paper packaging materials to reach 223.9 metric tons by 2015
    Posted by Jenni Spinner, Senior Editor, February 3, 2012
    Paper-based packaging demand is increasing  According to an industry report, the market for paper packaging is expected to see a variety of shifts in the coming months, thanks to advancements in technology and increased interest in packaging sustainability. More
  • Kellogg's label takes healthy eating to heart
    Posted by Jenni Spinner, Senior Editor, February 3, 2012
    Kellogg's healthy heart cereal label  The company has added its Heart Healthy Selection logo on nine cereal varieties, indicating high-fiber content and other wholesome product attributes. More
  • Theater toasts ‘The Princess Bride' with wines
    Posted by Jenni Spinner, Senior Editor, February 3, 2012
    Alamo Drafthouse releases The Princess Bride wines  The label and packaging of new wines from the Alamo Drafthouse celebrates the beloved tale of romance and swordplay on its 25th anniversary. More
  • Innovative tissue packaging nothing to sniffle about
    Jenni Spinner, Senior Editor, February 1, 2012
    SuperPharm tissue box  Consumers sometimes match the design of packages, such as tissue cartons, to the decor of the rooms they'll be used in. More
  • Packaging targets beer-drinking women
    Posted by Jenni Spinner, Senior Editor, January 27, 2012
    Female-focused Chick Beer  Chick Beer—a beverage crafted by a woman, for women—puts a traditionally male-associated product in packaging with a distinctively feminine touch. More
  • New packaging for bank checks is organized, secure, efficient
    Posted by Lisa McTigue Pierce, January 25, 2012
    Harland Clarke check pkg  CheckFolio's design aligns multiple checkbooks neatly in a slim, compact folio—enabling consumers to more conveniently receive, store and access personal checks. More
  • Tea packager installs Linx printers
    Posted by Jenni Spinner, Senior Editor, January 23, 2012
    Clipper Tea boxes marked by Linx printers  Fair-trade tea manufacturer Clipper Tea recently installed four Linx 7300 continuous ink jet printers. The machines are being used to print "best before" dates and traceability codes onto boxes. More
  • Top-load case packer
    Posted by Jenni Spinner, Senior Editor, January 20, 2012
    Pearson Packaging DTL-240 case packer  The DTL-240 high-speed, fully automated case packer is designed to pack various flat-bagged products into RSC/HSC cases or trays at speeds up to 240 products per minute, or 30 cases per minute. More
  • Market trends report offers business predictions for paperboard packaging
    Posted by Lisa McTigue Pierce, January 18, 2012
    The Paperboard Packaging Council (PPC) has released the Trends: Industry Outlook and Market Data Report, the definitive analysis of what lies ahead for the paperboard packaging industry. More
  • Smurfit Kappa promo packaging nabs award
    Posted by Jenni Spinner, Senior Editor, January 10, 2012
    Smurfit Kappa Sticks-Like pack  The company's 'Sticks-Like' promotional pack received a WorldStar award in the Household category from the World Packaging Organisation. The pack also received nods in the 2011 Starpack Awards and 2010 UK Packaging Awards. More
  • Outserter
    John Kalkowski, January 8, 2012
    The ECOM is the latest innovation in outserting for those who wish to reduce their labor costs and increase line speeds. The ECOM (Extended Capacity Outsert Module) is a self-contained unit.Users can pre-load up to 24 trays while reducing operating costs. A shelf is provided for tray preparation and staging, and the finger-safe conveyance system makes loading trays quick, safe, and ergonomically friendly. Users will also save on material costs, as covered or sleeved trays are not required. It offers a small footprint and fast, tool-less changeovers. More
  • L.A. Sheriff recovers stolen pallets at plastic recycler
    Posted by Lisa McTigue Pierce, January 6, 2012
    iGPS pallet cropped  The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Industrial Plastics Theft Task Force pulled off a major pre-Christmas arrest at a South L.A. plastic recycler. On Dec. 21, 2011, more than $250,000 worth of illegally obtained pallets were recovered. More
  • Tea company brews redesigned packaging
    Posted by Jenni Spinner, Senior Editor, January 3, 2012
    Redesigned Flora Tea packaging  Flora Tea turned to design firm Abstract Group to come up with new packaging that would be easy to put together and shelf-friendly. The resulting package resembles a flower and mirrors the product's floral ingredients. More
  • Distinctive design keeps water brand looking cool
    Jenni Spinner, Senior Editor, January 2, 2012
    Icelandic Glacial water  The design of the bottle, fashioned to resemble a glacier, evokes the water's natural origins. The bottler is the only company with rights to tap into Iceland's Olfus Spring. More
  • Zippy new carton is revolutionary
    Jack Mans, Plant Operations Editor, January 1, 2012
    Zipbox, A NEW CARTON TECHNOLOGY that consists of a poly-coated paperboard carton incorporating an integral plastic header with an attached zipper, could revolutionize consumer cartoning. An innovative package format that combines the stability of a carton with the convenience of a resealable flexible package, Zipbox facilitate direct-filling of products without needing an inner liner. More
  • PACKAGING BRIEFS Tuesday, Dec. 13
    Posted by Jenni Spinner, Senior Editor, December 13, 2011
    People, services, awards and news impacting the packaging industry. More
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