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We highlight the benefits of certain secondary packaging machines and what they can do for manufacturers of dairy foods and beverages.
January 11, 2017
Secondary packaging is designed to protect not only the dairy product, but also the primary packaging, which is typically the packaging most visible to the consumer in retail displays.
During last year’s Pack Expo Show in November, PMMI (The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies), Reston, Va., and Pack Expo owner and producer, released its 2014 Secondary Packaging Market Research Study.
The Cabrio case from Delkor Systems easily converts a corrugated shipping case to a retail-ready display that is also a cost-saving alternative to tray/hood or regular slotted cases.
Alliedflex, a provider of global standup pouch and innovative pouch-and-bag packaging machinery systems from global suppliers now includes the Ixapack pouch automation systems machinery program.
Harpak-ULMA’s Rama secondary equipment offers the capability of multipack sleeving in a variety of configurations and can accommodate cups with different shapes and sizes.