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Sealing the Deal with Hygienic-to-Open Packaging

With the rise in popularity of vitamins, over-the-counter (OTC) drugs, pharmaceuticals and nutraceuticals owing to the increased focus on health and well-being, the demand for appropriate packaging has also risen.

One Small Change for Dairy, One Big Benefit for the Environment?

In the UK, 95% of milk packaging is sealed using an induction seal. This addition has enabled plastic reduction by 25%. At best, only 10% of US milk is sealed in this way. Selig states the benefits to adopting this packaging solution.

Slashing Food Waste With Induction Heat Seals

Food waste has been in the headlines for a long time and with current supply chain challenges, making the most of resources is more in focus than normal. Selig’s Darren Dodd discusses how induction seals can have a big impact on reducing food waste.

Milk Packaging Lifting the Seal

Today, almost all milk is supplied to the UK retail market in HDPE screw-capped jugs, in combination with induction heated foil seals.

Induction Cap Sealing in Tamper-Evident Pharmaceutical Packaging

To meet the demands of consumers and regulators, pharmaceutical companies need to offer packaging that is both tamper-evident and accessible to the end user.

Induction Sealing in the Automotive Fluids Market

Advances in sealing technology offer opportunities to help improve the safety, security and environmental performance of automotive products.

Selig Plays Part in Supplying New FDA Approved, Five Minute COVID-19 Diagnostic Test

Medical, technological and packaging industries are working together to deliver diagnostic tests to help stop the spread of coronavirus. Selig is proud to announce its involvement with a new, 5 minute COVID-19 diagnostic test.

Cost & Environmental Benefits of Induction Sealing

The pressure to reduce plastic packaging is growing as manufacturers make changes to avert the potential disaster of more plastics than fish in the ocean by 2050.

Easy Access: The Need to Design Inclusive Packaging

Packaging must be robust, tamper-proof and leak-free, but, as the global population continues to age, it must also be easy to open. This can be a tricky balance to strike, but Selig reveals that a robust solution already exists.

Packaging and the Needs of an Ageing Global Population

An ageing global population is here to stay and the packaging sector must ensure its products constantly evolve to accommodate the needs of the elderly and remain relevant.