RPET PACKS FOR BAKED GOODS


Addressing the lunchtime “on the go” food market, LINPAC Packaging is extending its Freshware range for sweet and savoury foods. For wraps and tortillas it has developed Vertiwrap®


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a hinged box made from crystal clear rPET which stands vertically on the shelf to let shoppers see the contents clearly. The Freshware range, aimed at chilled retail prepared and convenience foods, now also incorporates LINPAC’s paper bags. They are ideal for shops and bakeries serving freshly made sandwiches and savoury snacks. Sweet-toothed snackers are addressed by a collection of individual and twin portion size LeanBake packs for baked confectionery such as gateaux, cakes, pastries, slices, biscuits and doughnuts. Like Vertiwrap, the packs are made from crystal clear rPET to enhance product shelf appeal and come as a hinged box or tray and lid combination.


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INDUSTRY UNWRAPPED FILM-LINED BAGS FOR TORTILLAS


cold food container. The Dempson Bag™ is claimed to be a new style of paper carrier bag featuring a revolutionary new design that makes it the perfect partner for the Olivine®


Dempson Crooke has teamed up with Solo Cup Europe to provide a neat and practical carrying solution for the Olivine® & dress®


plus press


container in food-to-go outlets. The unique,


wide bottom of the bag and its curved sides mean it can comfortably envelope and stabilise the Olivine container when taken away from the retail premises in order to preserve the presentation and integrity of the food. Olivine®


plus press & dress® fi ts perfectly in the base of the


Dempson Bag™ in an upright position, making transport from the point of purchase to the point of consumption easy and hassle free.


www.dempson.co.uk SALAD CONTAINER RANGE EXTENDED


LINPAC Packaging has extended its collection of bowls and containers for salad as consumer demand for healthier convenient food choices grows. Alongside its standard range of New Leaf and smooth wall hinged containers, LINPAC customers can now choose from three options. Pyramid Packs are said to be ideal for any wet salad or deli category such as cous cous, coleslaw or pasta, and theycome lidded or tray sealed. Vertifresh®


Salad and snacking pack solutions have a vertical presentation


design ensuring maximum visibility of the contents and multiple clip-in topping trays segregate toppings, dressings and protein options. And the Bol Salad Collection, comprising stylish round bowls ideal for colourful fruits and wet or leafy salads.


www.linpacpackaging.com ECONOMIC AND STRONG WOOD TYPE


Nowadays wood can be altered to make it tougher, lighter and more durable. An example is OSB or Oriented Strand Board. OSB’s lower cost (compared even to softwood ply) has, in the past, been misinterpreted as an acknowledgement of poorer quality. But this is far from the case; its low price is due to the fact that it is made out of forest thinnings – small-diameter logs that have few alternative uses. Instead of utilising expensive veneer sheets, as plywood does, OSB uses relatively small strands of wood which are layered in specifi c orientations and bonded together with a resin under high heat and pressure. This structure gives the board multi-directional strength and eliminates weak points in the resulting board. OSB has excellent impact strength and its construction means it holds screws and other fi xings securely.


www.norbord.co.uk TRAYS TO EXTEND CHICKEN SHELF LIFE APPLICATOR IS EASY TO INTEGRATE


Due to its simplicity of integration into any production line, the HERMA 400 applicator has been chosen by the Queens award winning Tyrrells Crisps. The HERMA 400 is successful in a multitude of applications. Thanks to its integrated control box, installation into existing packaging lines is straightforward and can be completed in less than 4 hours. Its superior reliability, build quality and effi ciency are claimed to be responsible for the signifi cant demand for the HERMA 400 within the industry. “HERMA fi tted Tyrrells requirements perfectly due to the compact design and modular conception of the H400 applicator,” commented Stuart Telford, Tyrrells Site Director.


Tel: 01440 766703 October-December 2013


LINPAC Packaging is to supply its new Vacuum Skin Pack solutions (VSP) to one of Saudi Arabia’s largest chicken producers. The packaging specialist will supply PET skin trays following a major chicken producer’s investment in two Mondini VSP packaging lines with the prospect of extending production to a further four lines. LINPAC Packaging will deliver its new range of rigid Vacuum Skin Pack (VSP) solutions which ensure signifi cantly improved product protection and extended shelf-life of meat by as much as three days. That is a very important fi gure for retailers as it brings improved inventory and order management, as well as production effi ciency.


Tel: 01977 692 111 packagingscotland > 45 HIGH SPEED FLOW WRAPPER


PFM has broadened its range of wrapping equipment for the cheese and sliced meat markets with a new high speed MAP fl ow- wrapper able to produce both reclosable packs and standard pillow packs. Capable of speeds up to 100 a minute in reclosable, MAP mode, the new Scirocco- ZIP uses either zipper or mini-hook profi le yet can be changed over to produce pillow packs at speeds up to 150 a minute in less than 20 minutes. An inverted machine, it accepts product onto the fi lm, which then carries it through a forming box set at 90 deg to normal, so that the longitudinal seal is made at the side, where the zipper tape is also introduced and sealed in place. To maintain speed, the zipper profi le is punched to remove most of the polymer where it intersects with the cross-seal, reducing overall fi lm thickness at this point.


Tel: 0113 239 3401


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