CONTRACTS & PROJECTS National Flexible A creative voyage
For Oriflame’s new Voyager Eau de Toilette, Stölzle Flaconnage have produced a custom designed bottle that uses moulding magic. Rising from a rectangular base, the custom designed 75ml bottle transforms itself into a tactile oval that fits beautifully into the hand. The distribution of molten glass in the moulding process has been finely judged to provide a dramatic bottle for a powerful fragrance. Printing on the bottle is confined to ‘Oriflame’ and the name of the EDT, ‘Voyager’. STO has carried out the printing in Pantone 497C. This is a deeper coloured version of the scent’s shade of rose- gold. A bronze metallised over-cap has been supplied by Saco, with a collar by Emsar-Aptar Group. Voyager is Oriflame’s intensely masculine new fragrance, infused with exotic ingredients from Namibia and inspired by the culture of its Himba people: citrusy top notes of Bergamot and Tangerine. 8For more information call 01977 607 124, email
sales.uk@
stoelzle.com or visit
www.stoelzle.com.
goes ‘Pop’ Popcorn lovers can now indulge themselves with a savoury pre-packed version of their favourite snack thanks to the efforts of film packaging specialists National Flexible. Artisan producers Consett Popcorn were in need of packaging film for the launch of their new retail range of flavoured popcorn. Wanting a contemporary look that would stand out from the competition and help drive new sales, they turned to Bradford- based film suppliers National Flexible, who
were able to produce the film they needed to run on their VFFS packing machinery. The packs benefit from Kodak’s high- definition flexo print technology – NX Flexcel – which was used to reproduce the artwork for the new range. National Flexible’s print team were able to use the innovative system to reduce the number of colours to a bare minimum – saving Consett Popcorn a significant amount against what would have been an expensive investment in origination fees. 8For more information call 01274 685566, email
sales@nationalflexible.net or visit
www.nationalflexible.co.uk.
Kliklok chosen
by Intersnack Kliklok has just installed a Display Card Loader (
D.CL.) for Intersnack, the UK’s fastest growing snack producer. Specialising in the processing & packing of nuts at their plant in Haverhill, Intersnack called on Kliklok to provide their innovative machine which
Thwarting fraudsters
In the fast moving online retail world, would-be fraudsters are becoming ever more sophisticated and retailers are becoming increasingly frustrated by their methods. Flannels, the UK’s largest independent luxury retail group, has therefore turned to Callcredit Information Group's CallValidate verification tool to help process online payments and
automatically attaches bags of nuts to display cards, for point of sale presentation in shops, bars and off-licences. The DCL is a small footprint, high performance machine designed for twenty-four hour operation and can be integrated with any bag maker operating at up to 90
bags per minute. The machine is based on two indexing conveyors. One feeds bags to a pick and place mechanism, whilst the other delivers the display card to be filled. 8For more information call
01275 836131, email
m.tatum@kliklok-int.com or visit
www.kliklok-int.com.
increase customer acceptance rates. For this online operation, Callvalidate fits the bill, says the company. It validates the customer's identity and uniquely links it to the individual’s credit or debit cards and bank accounts. Retailers can therefore be satisfied the customer is using their own payment details. 8For more information call 0113 388 4300, email
info@callcreditmarketing.com or visit
www.callcredit.co.uk.
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