As you know, solid goods to be packaged have long been accurately classified and are divided into dusty, slow-flowing, good-flowing small-piece and piece. And the equipment for packaging is selected according to these categories. But what if the packaged product can be attributed to all categories at once? If the product to be packaged simultaneously contains both a dusty component and a fraction similar to a granule and stone-like inclusions?
We have recently written that company Unilever has created a consortium with other major companies and the paper bottle developer Pulpex and is actively supporting this innovation. And so, the other day Unilever announced the creation of a prototype of the world's first paper-based liquid laundry detergent bottle.
On June 1, the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine adopted a law banning the distribution of plastic bags. Let's try to figure out how this decision will change our life and what other changes this law brings.
Such rather unusual and revolutionary packaging solution is offered to its customers by the British company Garçon Wines. A couple of years ago, they patented a flat wine bottle made entirely from recycled PET. The company is now actively promoting its innovation in Europe, the USA and Australia.
Packaging equipment, like any other, is subject to wear and tear during operation. Omela LLC, which has been supplying this equipment for over 25 years, is well aware that it does not last forever. We also understand that in the current economic situation, it is often much more profitable for a manufacturer to repair and replace parts of equipment than to buy the new ones.
One of the leaders in the production of lubricants in the world, Castrol, has entered into an agreement with the world's first designer and manufacturer of pulp bottles Pulpex.
How important is visual appeal and packaging design for selling a product? Every manufacturer seems to understand that packaging design is important enough to catch a consumer's attention. However this factor often seems essential only for new products and then many manufacturers forget about it. As a recent experiment proved this is in vain.