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 FOLDING PACKING FOR THE MARITIME TRANSPORT OF DASHBOARDS OF CAR


Company: TECNICARTON, S.L. Country: Spain Email: antonio.cebrian@tecnicarton.com Web: www.tecnicarton.com


Packaging is 100% corrugated cardboard and delivers a folded basis for a kit, designed to transport car dashboards by sea.This solution has increased 166% the number of pieces per maritime container and it has reduced 44% cardboard and 55% of pallets used. The key of this packaging are the positioners, allowing an increase of the protection level using less quantity of cardboard. This exclusive design enables the use of corrugated cardboard like a conditioner for big and/or heavy pieces, and optimizes the packaging for logistic requirements.


FOLDING RETURNABLE PALLET FOR DRUMS  Company: SANKYU INC. Country: Japan


Email: t1nemoto@sankyu.co.jp Web: http://www.sankyu.co.jp


This product is a returnable pallet case for a drum containing special raw materials. It enables a single worker to secure two to four drums easily and is robust enough to wishstand overseas transportation. It can be folded so as to be transported with less space when returning it.


 GREENAIR™ ORNAMENTAL LIVE FISH PACKAGING Company: Greenpac (S) Pte Ltd Country: Singapore Email: diamond@greenpac.com.sg Web: www.greenpac.com.sg


GreenAir™ packaging is a disruptive innovation as it replaces traditional polystyrene box for ornamental live fish packaging. It is a revolutionary environmentally sustainable design with innovative features that provide optimal protection and insulation, improves productivity, saves on storage and transportation cost. This packaging has been approved by the EU Fish Association.The package uses environmentally friendly LDPE film that is reusable and recyclable.


HOPPER BOX 


Company: Glanzmann Verpackungen AG Country: Switzerland


Email: guido.glanzmann@glanzmann.ch Web: www.glanzmann.ch


The Hopper-Box for Chocolates is absolutely unique. This kind of a clever packaging was never seen before, which is one of the reasons, why it won the European Pro Carton Award and the German Packaging Award. The re- sealable, pocket sized box for Premium Chocolate tablets fits in every handbag without leaving any crumbs. The special folded paper insert holds the tabs in place, keeps them apart from each other and protects them against mechanical damage. “Less is more “, the graphic design is straight forward.


 LEICA HONEY BEE PACKAGING Company: Greenpac (S) Pte Ltd Country: Singapore Email: diamond@greenpac.com.sg Web: www.greenpac.com.sg


This is a re-engineered packaging for expensive, high-tech and sensitive life science equipment. Through its functional design it replaced wood with paper which resulted in four times weight reduction. Coupled with built-in ramp which allows the equipment to be easily loaded and unloaded without the need of using a forklift. To enhance protection during transportation, recyclable PE foam and sustainable skid mates are used for shock vibrations reduction and impact.


LICKETY STIK  Company: TricorBraun Country: USA


Email: jbolin@tricorbraun.com Web: http://www.tricorbraun.com


The new package uses iconic packaging from a different market type in a novel way for a pet snack. Because deodorant roll-on bottles need to be easy to grip at awkward angles, it works well for holding the package while an excited dog licks the treat off the roll-on ball. Because of the "what is THAT?" factor, it is highly likely to get picked off the shelf out of sheer curiosity, increasing the likelihood that a consumer will purchase the product.


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