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 STAPACK Company: PT. Bukit Muria Jaya Indonesia Country: Indonesia Email: mohamad.devid@bmj-indonesia.com Web: www.bmj-indonesia.com


Stapack is a new breakthrough innovation on fast food packaging, especially for the take-away packaging adapted and modified from tupperware the function is applied to paper that can be easily folded to save in terms of storage space. Using stapack you only need to enter into the fold of the wing box stapack other side until it locks, from every pile stapack only needs one handle for lifting.


TEMPIX TEMPERATURE INDICATOR  Company: Tempix AB Country: Sweden


Email: mats.nygardh@tempix.se Web: www.tempix.se


Tempix time-temperature indicator secures the entire cold chain from the producer to the store checkout. The indicator provides an excellent function, is easy to understand, is inexpensive and is easy to manufacture with proven technology. The indicator can be set in a wide temperature range with very high accuracy. With the indicator the transparency increases and the limits for responsibility when it comes to manufacturing, storage and transport, becomes more clear.


 TESCO FINEST SOUPS RETORT POUCH Company: Ampac Country: USA Email: mspeer@ampaconline.com Web: www.ampaconline.com


The Tesco retort pouch represents a marked departure from standard retort pouches in that it has been commercialized using flexographically printed retort film, an achievement that rivals the quality of any rotogravure print. The result offers high shelf impact, exceptional graphics and consistent flexographic printing. Utilizing flexographic ink for rotogravure opens the range of options for retort packaging. The Tesco pouch printed flexographically is an achievement both technically and graphically, providing cost success in flexo print.


TWO PIECE DISPLAY-READY ASPARAGUS SHIPPER  Company: Gourmet Trading Company Country: USA


Email: marketing@gourmettrading.net Web: www.gourmettrading.net


Gourmet Trading Company’s Two Piece Display-Ready Asparagus Shipper has the same functionality as the previous package while increasing product freshness, branding, shelf appeal, as well as improved stocking and handling efficiency. Gourmet Trading Company has sold over 1,861,138 shippers to Wal- Mart, who has mandated its use for asparagus.


 VHB LIVE PEA SHOOTS FOR J SAINSBURY “TASTE THE DIFFERENCE” Company: DS Smith Speciality Packaging Country: UK Email: BatesFlanders@aol.com Web: www.dssmith-packaging.com


The corrugated lid & tray (with a PET liner) holds 5 pots of ‘Live Pea shoots’ growing in a plastic pot allowing no water penetration onto the corrugated board. The PET lined tray holds the plastic pots (incorporating drain holes) enabling the growing process to continue during packing and transportation. The new corrugated pack had to be flexible to accommodate the switch from a thermoformed polystyrene tray to a paper material whilst being strong enough to be stacked and palletised.


ZURÜCK ZUM URSPRUNG "EGGBOX"  Company: Werner Lampert GmbH Country: Austria


Email: t.bacher@pruefnach.at Web: www.zurueckzumursprung.at


The environmentally friendly eggbox is made primarily of corrugated board; the interior is cardboard. Both the interior and exterior of the box are produced almost entirely with recycled fibers. The FSC material used consists of at least 85 percent verified post consumer waste. The manufacturing process is powered by electricity from renewable sources (meets Greenpeace criteria).


ink is used for printing, consumer information can be positioned effectively. 30 | Worldstar Awards | 2013


Mineral oil-free


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