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    This covers all types of packaging used for food and beverages, packaging machinery, packaging materials, sustainability, sustainable packaging solutions, food grade packaging solutions, environmental impact, and automation

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    Sid's Farm

    Cow and buffalo curd cups by Sid’s Farm are almost here

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    Dairy farming and the consequent sale of dairy products are important essential activities in the Indian economy. The continuous hectic lifestyle of today's generation...
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    Mondi

    Mondi and Unilever serve up aluminium-free paper-based packaging for Colman’s meal makers

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    Unilever, together with Mondi, a global enterprise in packaging and paper, has developed a new high barrier paper-based packaging material for Unilever’s Colman’s dry...
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    Esko

    Free Beverage Trends Packaging eBook launched by Esko

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    Esko has announced the launch of a free downloadable eBook, ‘Trends in the Beverage Packaging Industry: Ingredients for Success’, which outlines key industry trends...
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    Covap’s first complete aseptic PET line from Sidel

    Covap’s first complete aseptic PET line from Sidel

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    With the help of Sidel’s end-to-end complete aseptic PET line, UHT liquid dairy products (LDPs) from Spanish milk producer Covap are now also available...
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    Billerudkorsnäs

    Billerudkorsnäs shows continued profitable growth and strong cash generation in January-June 2021

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    Billerudkorsnäs recently released its Interim report January–June 2021. Sales and results for the second quarter of 2021 Net sales for the second quarter grew by 6%...
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    Chandrakant Bhalara managing director of Balaji and Pranav Bhalara director of Balji in front of the new Rajoo-Kohli extrusion, coater, lamination line. Photo Rajoo

    Rajoo & Kohli Extrusion, Coating and Laminating line demo on 29 July

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    About two years ago, we went to Rajkot to see the Rajoo Engineers and Kohli Industries extrusion coater laminator (ECL) when it was new....
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    India-Bangladesh Virtual Exhibition

    India-Bangladesh Virtual Exhibition from 23-25 August 2021

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    Bangladesh is India’s biggest trade and development partner in South Asia. Over the recent years, ties between the two countries have received a major...
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    WaveGrip

    WaveGrip Cardboard carriers deliver for Oslo Brewery

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    The new WaveGrip cardboard carrier from Berry Global has been selected by Oslo-based Amundsen Brewery, the second-largest craft brewery in Norway to provide a...
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    Parle Agro

    Parle Agro debuts with Smoodh flavored milk range

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    India’s Parle Agro, which already has presence in the fruit-based drinks category in the country for over three decades, has announced its diversification into...
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    New PE-based high-barrier food pouch designed for recyclability Sustainability: Dow, Syntegon, Comexi, Plastchim-T & Ticinoplast collaborate Together with a value chain team, on 15 July 2021 Dow Packaging and Specialty Plastics, a business unit of Dow announced the successful development of an innovative, polyethylene(PE)- based, high-barrier food pouch, which is not only functional, but designed to enable recyclability in PE-streams. The pouches have been created together with Syntegon, Comexi, Ticinoplast and Plastchim-T. The flexible pouches are made predominantly from a single material – PE. Mono-material pouches are easier to recycle than packaging structures available on the market today, which are made up of multiple materials, each performing a different function. The solution that the team has been able to create enables customers to achieve the necessary functionality provided by those multiple materials – for example, oxygen and water vapor barrier, printability, toughness, stiffness, excellent gloss and clarity – without compromising recyclability. Pierre Hamelink, global account management and sustainability, vertical segment, at Syntegon, commented, “Syntegon is embracing the sustainability challenge towards a circular economy and therefore wants to collaborate with leading brands in the marketplace to offer the best solutions possible to its customers. It’s a big step forward: through this joint solution brands who need a recyclable packaging material with appropriate barrier performance for a range of dry goods, and who do not want to compromise on bag quality and machine speed, now have a tune-able option at hand.” Each project member was able to bring in a unique perspective and experience from decades of packaging processing expertise, which led to the new pouch design being developed to run at speed on existing machinery, delivering high quality at each step of the way and therefore providing a commercially-viable solution to the market. The creation was enabled by the combination of a high-performance, tenter-frame biaxially-oriented polyethylene (TF-BOPE) film developed by Ticinoplast and produced at Plastchim-T, with an enhanced barrier lamination film produced at Dow’s Pack Studios Tarragona. Felip Ferrer, brand manager and business development manager of the offset printing business unit at Comexi, commented, “Designing recyclable, flexible packaging is an essential step towards a circular economy. In addition, using sustainable Electron Beam technology in the printing process allows a 100% reduction of volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions and 40% less energy in comparison with conventional solvent-based printing technologies. This project shows that by connecting our know-how with film suppliers - and our global customers for printing – we can develop more sustainable and recyclable solutions.” High-quality, solvent-free, offset printing was demonstrated on a CI8 press at Comexi where the solvent-free lamination step was also performed. The packaging was created at high speed on Syntegon’s innovative vertical form-fill-seal (VFFS) machinery with an output of 80 pouches per minute, which makes it a commercially viable solution. Paolo Rossi, CEO and mono-material flexible packaging engineer of Ticinoplast, commented, “Stand- up pouches are often the most suitable flexible packaging for solid goods, powders and liquids, in both food and non-food sectors. The possibility to form and fill this PE-rich pouch at a high production rate is a step forward for the market. BOPE is a rising technology and thanks to projects like this, companies can come together and create new polyethylene films that can be customized to achieve the best possible efficiency and viable solutions for consumers.” Aydin Faik, owner of Plastchim-T, commented, “It is really exciting after several years of development to have in-hand pouches entirely based on fully recyclable material where BOPE is the novelty that makes the difference. Mutual efforts of all the participants have brought us here and we are confident that by investing in the first hybrid BOPE/BOPP line, we will manage to develop and present to the market new products for many other applications where recyclability will remain the main focus. The PEoneer BOPE project films are the perfect blend of high performance and enhanced sustainability. The innovative plastic films further support our increasing commitment to finding concrete solutions to enhance and sustain the circular economy and sustainable bioeconomy.” This collaboration is another example of how Dow is working with partners to ensure that flexibles and films, which are currently hard to recycle, are able to be recycled – and to drive game changing innovation to help keep plastic waste from entering the environment. It aligns to Dow’s target to ensure that all of its products sold into packaging applications are reusable or recyclable by 2035. Jaroslaw Jelinek, global marketing manager for oriented PE technologies, Dow Packaging and Specialty Plastics commented, “By working collaboratively with all project members, we’ve been able to accelerate a new offering that has been designed with recyclability in mind from the outset. This is not a concept or a project anymore, this is reality. Our global teams have been working through Pack Studios to bring the success of this PE-based barrier pouch to customers and we can’t wait for them to see it.” As a leading provider of sustainable packaging materials, Dow is committed to driving the adoption of PE- based, recyclable flexible packaging and this joint effort is an important step on this journey. Designing innovative packaging with recyclability in mind from the outset is a key part of Dow’s sustainability strategy and will help lead to a more circular economy for plastics. Dow’s work in this area is enabled by its Pack Studios, where it is using industry-scale testing and production capabilities to accelerate the development of concepts which can be replicated at scale. The design of recyclable, flexible packaging through collaborations such as these are important if the industry is to meet European Union regulations of having 100% recyclable packaging in the market by 2025. See how it was made – Convince yourself of the smooth production of the pouches in this video “Why do squirrels love the circular economy?” General BusinessHigh-barrier food pouch designed for recyclability by Dow, Syntegon, Comexi, Plastchim-T and Ticinoplast

    New PE-based high-barrier food pouch designed for recyclability

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    Together with a value chain team, on 15 July 2021 Dow Packaging and Specialty Plastics, a business unit of Dow announced the successful development...
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