Food Packaging

From Happy Birthday biscuits to New Baby, Back to School, or Christmas treats, these biscuits are sent around the world, making product protection essential to maintaining Biscuiteers' high standards.

With most orders placed online and shipped directly to customers, helping every biscuit to arrive in pristine condition is critical. Biscuiteers came to our Food Contact Packaging (FCP) team in search of a solution, and they jumped at the chance to help.

The LMB Series meets select low migration and food contact regulations, including the Swiss Regulation on Food Contact Materials, Regulation EU 10/2011, and Regulation EC 1935/2004 when formulated with appropriate letdown and additives. Available in Yellow, Orange, Red, Pink, Magenta, and Chartreuse, the series provides bold, eye-catching options for packaging designers while maintaining superior compatibility with offset printing applications.

Peggy Johnson, the CEO of Agility Robotics, spoke with journalist Bob Safian on the Rapid Response podcast about the future of humanoid robots. She talked about Digit, a human-like robot made to help in warehouses and other places where it’s hard to find people to do boring or repetitive work. These robots don’t replace jobs—they help people do more and move into better, more digital roles, like managing robot systems.

On World Idli Day, iD Fresh Food—India’s most innovative fresh food brand—launched its latest TransparenSee campaign, reinforcing its commitment to clean-label food and transparency. This year’s highlight: limited-edition packaging with a minimalist design that boldly communicates key values like No Soda, No Preservatives, and Untouched by Hand. Available for two weeks, the new pack makes it easier for consumers to spot and trust iD’s promise of freshness.

Blue Ocean Closures are available across Australia through exclusive distributor Ekam Global, a packaging company specialising in providing end-to-end solutions for the wine, beverage, oil, and food packaging industries.

The company says LamiBak Flex is suited for further processing such as coating, metallization, or extrusion across food applications including pouches, sachets, and flow packs. Ahlstrom adds that the new paper maintains a recyclable profile and its design enables reduced primer coating needs.

Linerset FP reportedly allows the replacement of non-recyclable multilayer packaging with fully recyclable alternatives and is tailored for use in flexographic printing processes. Lecta says the material is suitable for a wide range of applications including food and industrial packaging and is available in a variety of grammages (40, 45, 50, 56 and 78 g/m²).

Ahlstrom equips converters and brands with an adaptable platform for paper-based flexible packaging. LamiBak™ Flex is ideally suited for further processing, such as coating, metallization, or extrusion, delivering superior barrier properties across food applications, including pouches, sachets, and flow packs. Its advanced design enables reduced primer coating needs, achieving exceptional barrier properties while optimizing costs and maintaining a sustainable and recyclable profile.