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The pandemic’s impact on packaging and label trends

The pandemic’s impact on packaging and label trends

By Gill Hyslop

By now, the coronavirus’ impact on consumer needs is evident, with both consumers and retailers prioritising a safe and transparent food system. But how has the rush to meet the overwhelming shift to ecommerce and food delivery affected packaging demands...

The snack segment will gain $16bn in the next few years, as consumers keep snacking at all times of day. Pic: ©GettyImages/Rimma_Bondarenko

Snacks category outpaces F&B ‘yet again’: IRI

By Kristine Sherred

The ‘snack evolution’ will continue for the foreseeable future as half of consumers are snacking at least three times a day, according to IRI’s Sally Lyons Wyatt.

FPD bringing you news and views from the trade show. Picture: IpackIma

dispatches from IpackIma 2015, Milan

Packed and processed: IpackIma part 2

By Joseph James Whitworth

FoodProductionDaily was on the exhibition floor of Ipack-Ima last week to find the news and opinions from the trade event in Milan.

Rod&Ben's soup in plastic pots.

Elf-20 and Elf-50 make light work for F&B manufacturers

Advanced Dynamics reduces RSI with automatic labelling systems

By Jenny Eagle

Advanced Dynamics, a UK distributor of Pack Leader label applicators, is offering a free audit for F&B manufacturers claiming its Elf-20 tabletop labelling machine and Elf-50 tabletop wrap around labelling machine reduces RSI (Repetitive Strain Injury).

The Videojet 9550 print-and-apply labeling system reportedly avoids jams and misalignment, cutting downtime needed for adjustments.

Videojet: End-of-line labeling a frequent source of headaches

By Jenni Spinner

Jams, wonky applicators, broken ribbons, and other misfires on end-of-line food packaging label systems can bring an entire packaging operation to a screeching halt; one technology expert explains how to avoid such woes, and costly downtime.

G.Mondini and Digi Europe on HI-700 TTC tray sealer

Dispatches from IFFA 2013

G.Mondini and Digi Europe aim to cut label waste

By Joseph James Whitworth

G.Mondini and Digi Europe have collaborated to launch an integrated weigh station with a coding system that allows printing directly onto film on the top of the tray, eliminating the need for labels and the cost of dispersing unwanted backing paper.

Labelling system geared toward food processing, packaging

Automated labeller stands up to food processing

By Jenni Spinner

Paragon Labeling Systems has launched the PLS110 automated labelling system, an entry-level unit geared toward modest-size packaging firms, and processing operations looking to bring labelling in house.

La Crema Coffee labels, designed by Amy Gantt, are printed on a Kiaro printer from Quick Label Systems.

Coffee company adds colorful inkjet labels

By Jenni Spinner

Cincinnati-based roaster La Crema Coffee Co. has installed a Kiaro color inkjet label printer from Quick Label; the new equipment has helped brighten the packaging, and sales.

Zebra unveils RFID encoder

Zebra unveils RFID encoder

Zebra Technologies has launched the R110Xi RFID printer/encoder,
which it claims is the first printer available with fully
integrated support for Class 0 (read only) and Matrics Class 0+
(read/write) smart labels.

Sachet savvy

Sachet savvy

Packaging firm Ileos has added a new product to its range of
Flexpaq sampling sachets. The Swift Open Sachet, as it is called,
has been designed with a new opening system to allow consumers to
open up a product without finding themselves...

Weighty matters

Weighty matters

Ishida Europe is launching a new weigh price labeller, specifically
designed for the European market and particularly suitable for
fresh meat, poultry, fish, dairy products and fruit and vegetables.
The new Ishida WPL 5000 builds...

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