cartons

What are the challenges with secondary packaging for cartons?

Shelf space is increasingly limited to the manufacturers.  Their carton sizes are required to stay to a minimum in order to fit in their allotted space, so product fit is generally tight.  Bag fills now have a higher volume in each bag making for a tighter fit in the cartons they are then to be packed into.  Product placement and proper pack pattern is more critical than ever as the cartons are often used in the product shelf display.

US-based baby food company LactaLogics has finalised a partnership with flexible packaging manufacturer Scholle IPN for developing aseptic packaging technology.

The companies have partnered after carrying out a packaging research and development phase.

The collaboration will involve integrating Scholle IPN’s solutions with LactaLogics’ Gentle-UHT processing capabilities to deliver safe human milk-based products for infants in pharmaceutical-grade packaging.

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