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When the company was founded in 1886, sterile packaging wasn't yet available—so delivering its surgical supplies and household hygiene products to hospitals and consumers required ingenuity and design smarts. Here's the story of the changing face of packaging at Johnson & Johnson.

Whether you’re a brand manager, SME business owner, CEO of an enterprise, or a business looking to innovate, paper-based packaging (such as corrugated cardboard or hexacomb) is the future of the packaging industry. 

We believe replacing Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) with sustainable paper-based packaging is the most effective way of protecting your products whilst protecting our planet.

As well as being 100% sustainable, paper-based packaging can provide optimal levels of strength, protection and insulation to meet any challenges across the supply chain.

Anti-counterfeiting packaging is a growing market with a steady stream of funds being pumped into its research and development. Stepping into the Web3 era, it is redundant to say that blockchain-based systems present a lucrative and promising opportunity to ameliorate the functionality of anti-counterfeiting technology.

In this blog, we will explore the role of blockchain in expanding the applicability of anti-counterfeiting technology in security systems, supply chain management and customer engagement.

They develop and produce aluminum and plastic packaging – primarily collapsible tubes, cans, and rigid tubes.

LINHARDT packages all things that improve health, beautify, are easily spoilt or are expensive. They are your partner for Healthcare, Beauty and Home packaging. From three locations in Germany and one international location.

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Anti-counterfeiting technology has not been a new feat or disruptive in any way in 2022.  What has burgeoned, however, are its highly specialized applications and several noteworthy technological tweaks optimized for specific industries and commodities.

In this blog, we will analyze how anti-counterfeiting technology has championed multiple niches through examples.

Did you know, in one year, 5 billion plastic bags are used around the world? Low-density plastic bags are very difficult to recycle, meaning the majority fill up landfills. Plastic bags also do not readily break down and are harmful to the planet and wildlife when they end up in the environment. As their environmental impacts are realized, plastic bags are being banned in locations all over the world. But even with legislation forcing a move away from single-use plastics, the choice to move to paper can provide other benefits.

Polycarbonate is a transparent, amorphous thermoplastic. It is a lightweight yet strong material that is resistant to impact and fracture and has widely been used to replace glass due to similar physical properties; both materials allow for natural internal transmission of light in similar capacities. Polycarbonate also has great heat and cold resistance and can be combined with other flame-retardant materials without significant material degradation.

Other features of Polycarbonate include:

To a layman, PE and PET can be rather confusing; they are both thermoplastics and they both contain the word polyethylene in their names!

In this blog, we will list some basic differences as well as similarities in the structure, characteristics and apposite application of the two subsets of plastics.

Unlike PET, PE can vary in its crystalline structure that thus dictates the properties of the resin.

Pallets are strategically thin yet sturdy and strong wooden structures that provide a base for loading goods onto transport vehicles as well as maintaining the stack integrity in transit.

During World War II (1939-1945), armies required a system for quickly transporting large quantities of weapons and supplies to troops on the front lines which led to the innovation of modern-day pallets.