SFA Packaging offers fully customized, recyclable packaging solutions for the food industry, with high-quality printing and a seamless design-to-production process. The company's services include tamper-evident seals, mono-material sets, and waterproof options, ensuring sustainability and usability.
Berry Global has received two more prestigious awards for its Closed-Loop Recycled Paint Container, including winning the recyclable packaging innovation award at at the the 2023 Sustainable Packaging News Awards and the Driving the Circular Economy category at the Packaging Europe Sustainability Awards.
SFA Packaging has developed technically innovative 1,000ml and 1,100ml yoghurt packaging that can be supplied both with and without a handle. Designed with thinner edges, the space for IML decoration has been increased.
Berry Global recently won Sika Corporation’s first North American Sustainable Packaging Challenge. Berry took top marks out of a group of 20 suppliers for its proposal of a full recyclable five-gallon pail with 30% PCR featuring IML decoration.
Gat Foods has chosen 2 distinct packaging options from Berry Global to provide absolute freezer safety for its range of high-quality fruit juice concentrates: Berry’s 21L SuperCube container and 280ml custom version of its UniPak container were ideal, due to both packs’ robust design that ensures product protection and integrity throughout the supply chain.
With its multifunctional Compaintion paint bucket, ALPLA has developed a practical and safe combined solution featuring a strap, a magnetic brush holder and a roll-off grid.
Next-generation anti-counterfeit solution for plastic pails: Rieke’s new IMF-5 In-Mold FLEXSPOUT® ensures advanced product and brand protection.
Milliken & Company and PureCycle Technologies have come together to develop the first fully environmentally sustainable concentrate for PP on the market made from recycled resin.
Fenton Packaging Solutions began its cooperation with US-based aluminium effect pigments manufacturer Silberline’s European division three years ago. The challenge was to make the packaging of pigments more sustainable and seek a carbon footprint reduction.
For sustainability reasons, the German dairy producer Milchwerke Schwaben wanted to reduce the weight of their 1 kg container for yoghurt and desserts. By joining forces with Berry Superfos, the company not only got a significant weight reduction, but also the added bonus of smarter logistics and improved efficiency at its filling line.
