contracts & projects
Tears for tissues from Payne
Italian paper making company Carind have made use of Payne’s best-selling Supastrip self-adhesive tape for its range of napkins, which, uniquely, are situated in their own bespoke dispensers. The napkins, which retail in large flow-wrapped packs, need to be opened quickly, easily and efficiently and be housed within the dispensers for catering staff to use. Payne, a leading global manufacturer and supplier of tear tape, coated film and security products, recommended its Supastrip tape, which is applied to the flow-wrap packaging during Carind’s production process. Supastrip offers easy opening for all flexible packaging using advanced technology in print production and registration. Supastrip also benefits the manufacturer, as it adds brand value to whatever it adorns, and increases efficiency in the factory. It demonstrates tamper evidence as well, which ensures consumer confidence and enhances brand loyalty. Supastrip is available in 3 core sizes – 29mm, 82.5mm and 152mm. For more information call 0115 975 9000 or visit
www.payne-worldwide.com.
IPP Logipal freezes out
the competition IPP Logipal has taken another slice of the frozen food pallet supply market after securing a new contract with Coppenrath & Wiese, which supplies branded and own label frozen desserts to major retailers and wholesalers in the UK. Established in Germany by businessman Aloys Coppenrath and confectioner Josef Wiese in the early 1970s, the company has grown into a popular household brand. From its UK base in Castleford, the award
winning company supplies products to leading supermarket multiples such as Iceland, Tesco, Asda, Morrisons and Sainsburys, along with independent retailers. To facilitate this IPP Logipal is providing a pallet pooling service from its national depot network for delivering Coppenrath & Wiese desserts nationwide. As part of its unique one-way trip system, IPP Logipal arranges collections of utilised pallets and carries out inspections against KPI criteria, ensuring Coppenrath & Wiese receives consistently high-quality pallets. For more information call 01676 524000 or visit
www.ipplogipal.co.uk.
Vodka travels
first class The world has acquired a taste for Absolut Vodka – plain or with a taste of pepper, lemon, blackcurrant and many other flavours. For the journey out to customers across the world, the bottles travel in boxes made of Korsnäs packaging material. Because Absolut Vodka is a premium brand, quality demands are uncompromising and Smurfit Kappa, who makes the boxes, use coated kraftliners from Korsnäs to add the premium edge. The liner is the elegant, high-printability top exterior layer of a corrugated box, and Smurfit Kappa uses two liners from Korsnäs. Korsnäs Design is used for the standard products and Korsnäs Supreme for the promotional packaging. Although there are two
TONDELLI SUPPLY THIRD WATER OZONISER
A UK water company has received a third water ozoniser from Enterprise Tondelli, specialists in the supply of equipment and services to the packaging, bottling and canning industries. The previous two machines, the first of which was supplied in 2006, and the second in 2008, were for 30,000 and 10,000 litres per hour, respectively. The third machine is for 20,000 litres per hour. All three of the systems include a
flow meter to ensure that over processing of the water does not happen, and they all employ the use of a high-pressure recirculation circuit and PID controller to ensure accuracy of the residual ozone. The units from Enterprise Tondelli are skid mounted on a StSt frame and ensure better ozone absorption than traditional systems. For more information call 01525 718288 or visit
www.enterprisetondelli.com.
liners, two production processes and two printing techniques, they get one consistent excellent finish, which is extremely important for Absolut. For more information call 0046 26 15 10 00 or visit
www.korsnas.com/en.
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