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    In-house Production of Recyclable Spouted Pouches

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    In-house Production of Recyclable Spouted Pouches
    Europe, Germany, Austria, Germany, Eating, Drinking, Food, Fresh Fruits, Specialty Foods, Health Foods, Baby Foods, Primary Packaging, Dispensing Closures, Spouts, Flexibles, Film, Sheet, Pouches, Active, Smart Packaging, Sustainable Packaging, Recycling

    On September 18th and 19th, we demonstrated how easily and reliably recyclable spouted pouches can be produced with the compact SPM 50 from SN Maschinenbau GmbH. Our sustainable solution, which includes recyclable mono-material films from SÜDPACK Group and high-quality spouts from MENSHEN, provides maximum process reliability and quality assurance. 

    All of the experts in one place took advantage of the exclusive opportunity to learn more about the overall concept – including a film, spout, and packaging technology – for in-house production. Everyone also enjoyed the insight into modern film production at SÜDPACK’s site in Ochsenhausen. The spouts from MENSHEN are based on a recyclable mono-material solution and can be optimally connected to the pouches.

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