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 PACKAGING HOPPER FOR COFFEE BEANS WITH FORMS Company: Boixadós Envasos Metàl.lics, S.L. Country: Spain Email: envasos@boixados.com Web: www.boixados.com


Metal packaging for a 3.5 kg. coffee beans, replace the classic coffee hoppers. The packaging is designed to meet two needs at once: 1- Practial needs of coffee packaging for transport, storage and end use. 2- Transmit the brand message (graphic), with advertising on point of sale display (POS). A smart metal packaging with high added value in: - Organic shapes (2 years R&D) - 100% airtight from light, air and water.- Packed in protective atmosphere system- Exhaust system for high pressure- Lithography print, resistance and quality.- Unbeatable brand advertising (POS)- Steel=Ecologic metal packaging


PAPER BOARD DISPENSER FOR CHOCOLATES  Company: Cadbury India Limited Country: India


Email: renjini.cheeran@mdlz.com Web: www.cadburyindia.com


This Chocolate Dispenser is made of Paper board instead of metal.The regular dispenser of chocolates is made up of metal. Metal becomes hot. Paper board will not. Hence less heat damage to the chocolates. The shape & substrate with graphics gives a premium appeal to the pack,giving a look of metal. There is a cost benefit - Metal dispenser is 15 USD & cost of paperboard dispenser is 1.3 USD. Cost Benefit of 13.6 USD for each dispenser..


 POLI PATE Company: Ampac Country: USA Email: mspeer@ampaconline.com Web: www.ampaconline.com


The Poli Pâté pouch is a custom shaped pouch designed for customer convenience and shelf impact. It stands out on the shelf and allows the consumer to completely evacuate the pouch with controlled squeezing. Technical challenges included producing an engineered barrier that made it a one year shelf stable product. he pouch was launched using a PE film structure (shelf-life 60 days). Ampac restructured to a PP pouch film and spout suitable for retort application, increasing shelf-life to 12 months with no cool chain at 4° C needed.


PREMIUM FRUIT PACKAGING  Company: CARMEL CONTAINERS Country: Israel


Email: shmulikz@carmelccs.com Web: www.carmelccs.com


Premium fruit packaging, from carton corrugated with glossy paper , flexograf printing high quality 5 Color.holds up to 5 kg fruit .tray material from EB erected by machine + cover from E. Avenue luxury,custom optimally efficient, cost- effective delivery. New packaging is appropriate for a family pack. New packaging reduces costs by 20% compared to standard packaging. Also the Premium Packaging enables you to receive high price in 15% more per kilograms.


 PRINTPACK’S INDUSTRY FIRST VFFS 'RESEAL IT'® APPLICATION, DEVELOPED IN ASSOCIATION WITH MACFARLANE LABELS


Company: PRINTPACK ENTERPRISES LTD (TRADING AS PRINTPACK) Country: UK Email: ewanowak@printpack.com Web: www.printpack.eu.com


It’s the first use on a VFFS (vertical form fill seal) application for this innovative reclosable format. Consumers can easily open and reclose the tamper-evident packages, extending the product lifespan and securing Walkers’ brand identity. Printpack’s premium print quality and pack form enhance the shelf appeal and excellent display properties. The square formed bag provides a distinct pack face for positioning of the resealable label, allowing easy identification of the reseal facility.


PURE MAGIC CANISTER PACK  Company: The Paper Products Ltd. Country: India


Email: durga.konduri@pplpack.com Web: www.pplpack.com


It is an innovative package offering a cylindrical format made out of paper board & enhanced print graphics using UV offset technology & creating gloss & matt combined effects, to have a better attractive shelf appeal.


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