AUSPACK will be introducing a new Bioplastics Pavilion in 2009 to further enhance the visitors’ experience and educational opportunities over the four day exhibition.
In a bid to reduce the amount of plastic used in the sealing of food produce such as pasta, rice and crisps, researchers at Bath University, England, are leading a project to build a new high-speed packaging machine.
Innovative Conveying Systems International has taken out the 2008 Australian Bulk Handling Award for excellence in transport and conveying.
PIQET is an independently developed business tool that is used for rapid environmental impact assessments of packaging, now available from the Sustainable Packaging Alliance.
Fast tracked development in turnkey materials handling has taken a step towards eliminating warehouse reliance forklift truck fleets.
Whether it’s antistatic ducting; ducting with high chemical resistance or flame retardation, ducting that offers flexibility and axial compressibility or ducting resistant to aggressive and abrasive fumes and dust, Eximo can provide the solution.
Key Technology has introduced Optyx sorters designed specifically for kettle-style potato chips.
Today's competitive corrugated market is being innovated through the launch of a new generation of packaging solutions for chilled goods.
Melamine in infant milk; animals sick with viruses; e-coli on fresh vegetables - anxiety over the safety of what we put in our mouths and feed to our families has justifiably reached new heights around the world, sparking fresh government regulations and laws.
Engineered nanoscale materials which contain novel properties that might offer benefits for use in food packaging, raise new safety evaluation challenges for regulators and industry, according to a report released by the Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies and the Grocery Manufacturers Association.