You add up the mass of raw materials your facility consumes each day, look at the products it’s made, and the numbers just don’t balance—until you look at skids of rework and a dumpster topped off with the day’s malformed products and/or damaged packages.
A flip-top, 1-piece, spouted dispensing unit for flexible pouches, the WestRock FlexFit closure has a “latch-back” design that keeps the cap away from product during dispensing; it comes in a range of orifice sizes and shapes.
Providing a safe packaging solution for children’s food products and other food and beverage items, Mondi small-spouted pouches feature large caps to prevent choking; the caps have a shape and structure that allows air to pass through, if one is swallowed.
With the SEALPAC TraySkin system, products are vacuum packaged directly on the tray, which is hermetically sealed with a transparent barrier skin film.
The Dow Chemical Company is using its global connections to address the food and beverage market’s needs by developing new packaging concepts at its Pack Studios headquartered in Houston.
Capable of running at speeds over 2,300 packages/min., the Sanko ZERO 1 liquid and paste packaging machine is engineered for a variety of single-use liquid and paste products, such as food condiments and salad dressings, and liquid products that are prone to generate bubbles during the form/fill/seal process.
