Miscellaneous

Do you want to add distinction to your fashion brand than the competitors?  Then, choose adroitly designed lipstick packaging boxes to add charm to your products and depict the real personality of the brand.  However, many beauty conscious ladies love to keep their lipsticks in their handbags, but they usually admired to get this fashion color with attractive and colorful packaging.

The news comes three weeks after Nestlé committed to invest up to CHF 2 billion to lead the shift from virgin plastics to food-grade recycled plastics and to accelerate the development of innovative sustainable packaging solutions. The investment, along with the ongoing efforts to make packaging recyclable or reusable, will help Nestlé to use one third less virgin plastics by 2025.

Like all forms of flexible packaging, the downtime associated with roll changes in thermoform and shrink film packaging leads to reduced output, efficiency, and profitability.

Automatic web splicing technology solves the issue of roll change downtime to improve thermoform and shrink film packaging line efficiency. Our splicers are available with options like all-stainless steel construction and full wash-down capability, making it easy to improve output and profitability, even in the face of regulatory concerns.

Unilever approached Mondi Kalenobel in January 2018 with the challenge of replacing a multi material laminate, with a recyclable mono-material film alternative. The new packaging preserves the shelf-life of the food product and does not impact the runability on the production machines.

Furthermore, the packaging material designed by Jindal is certified as recyclable by the Institut cyclos HTP

First one is the FROSTED variant where the furry beast on the frosty looking “Song of Ice” Whiskey is a Direwolf. The label is a combination of metallic and matt effects which gives a look of bottle being fully immersed into a fantastic winter landscape with glittering snow and bare trees. The wolf’s fur stands out due to tactile effects.

Dabur rolled out its plastic waste collection and it’s recycling/reuse processing initiative in Punjab in the 2018-19 financial year to meet the Plastic Waste Management (PWM) Rule 2016, 2018 (amended) compliances in the state. Under this initiative, Dabur has collected a total of 7,00,000 Kg of different types of plastic waste (Recyclable and Non-Recyclable) direct from the end-users with the help of around 700 local ragpickers in Chandigarh, Mohali, Derabassi, Patiala & Amritsar cities by the end of March 2019.