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The article showcases innovative packaging solutions for cheese by SEALPAC at Anuga FoodTec 2024, featuring case studies from artisan Swiss and Portuguese cheese manufacturers. Topics include high-tech traysealers and thermoformers improving efficiency, sustainability via material-saving technologies, and enhancing product presentation and market competitiveness in the dairy industry.

The article evaluates the GenesysOne robot system from Remium Robotics used for in logistics and internal operations.

The article discusses how Dutch cheese supplier Vergeer collaborates with adapa to innovate their Gouda packaging. Topics discussed include the development of a reclosable top film that maintains freshness, reducing material usage to enhance sustainability, and ensuring seamless integration of new packaging on existing machinery.

The article discusses mechanical engineering company Grunwald is showcasing two rotary-type cup fillers at their booth, emphasizing their state-of-the-art technology and flexibility, catering to the dairy industry's demands for quick adaptation to market requirements. The machines offer high-speed filling capabilities for various dairy products, meeting stringent hygiene standards and demonstrating Grunwald's commitment to meeting customer needs efficiently and effectively.

The article focuses on the launch of NY-Clear 6I/6T series, a transparent amorphous high-temperature nylon copolymer by Nylon Corp. of America (NYCOA) at NPE2024, catering to packaging and precision molded applications, particularly for flexible food packaging and coated beverage paperboard stock.

The article highlights Carbios' composting additive for polylactide bioplastics being added to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration Inventory of Food Contact Substances, enabling the creation of fully compostable packaging materials in the U.S.

The article highlights the opening of Myplas USA's plastic film recycling facility in Minnesota, part of a collaborative effort to establish a regional circular economy for flexible films and packaging materials in the Upper Midwest. Led by Minnesota's MBOLD coalition, the initiative is supported by major investors, including General Mills, Schwan's Company, Charter Next Generation, Target, and Ecolab, with the facility expected to recycle nearly 90 million pounds of plastic waste annually.

The article focuses on Viridis Chemical Co.'s successful scaling of a biobased ethyl acetate production process, highlighting its simplified technology and downstream momentum. Viridis' ethyl acetate, recognized for its sustainability benefits, is expected to gain quick adoption in various end markets, supported by favorable market conditions and feedstock positions.