Packaging news from FPJ – Page 9
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Translations to boost packaging standard
The British Retail Consortium (BRC) and the Institute of Packaging (IoP) will be releasing translations in languages of key manufacturing countries of the revised Packaging Standard, coming into force on 1 March 2005.
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Institute of Packaging seeks professionalism
The Institute of Packaging (IOP) is developing professional standards to be used by the industry as part of the restructuring.
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ArticleBio-packaging breakthrough
In this week’s focus on packaging, Produce Packaging teams up with Potatopak Limited on a range of biodegradable products, Leading Edge continues to provide innovative packaging solutions, Molins machinery, Zip-Pak and TNA Europe all introduce new products into the market and Great Western Packaging scoops a design award.
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Pollsters tackle packaging
Packaging is not only shaping the future of the fresh produce industry but is critical to maintaining fruit appearance, according to some of those voting in this week's freshinfo poll.
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ArticlePackaging pioneers
Throughout April, the Journal will feature a series of articles on issues and developments that concern those involved with the packaging sector of the fresh produce industry. This week, Plaform profiles its new ranges, while over the page Sharp Interpack outlines how it has kept its position as one of the UK's leading thermoformers of rigid plastic packaging.
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Fresh ideas for produce packaging from Veriplast
VERIPLAST International is the sales and marketing division of Autobar Disposables Group. The company is Europe's leading
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Packaging workshop to turn ideas into reality
Packaging solutions offered in unique collaberation.Institute of Printing and Institute of Packaging team-up for special show.