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The White Stuff

Consumer appetite for milk looks set to remain steady in Europe over the coming years, but reliable and secure containers will have to play a critical role for the dairy sector’s continued success.

Seal of Approval: How to Seal Glass Containers

Glass containers give products an impression of higher quality, but sealing them can be challenging. Darren Dodd presents a proven answer for the food sector.

The Packaging Challenges Posed by an Ageing Population

The industry faces the challenge of creating packaging that is secure and tamper-proof, but also easy to open for elderly consumers and those who suffer from dexterity or mobility impairments.

The Ageing Population and Its Packaging Challenges

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

Sealing Glass Jars Containing High-Fat Foods

Selig’s Deltaseal 9000 opens up new possibilities for glass container sealing, easily maintaining the product integrity of high oil or fat content foods.

Selig: Foam Liner

Selig announces an advanced three-ply LDPE foam lining material for food and beverage, pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and other industries that supply their goods in rigid containers.

Consumers Prefer Induction Seals

Consumers are highly motivated by safety and want to buy products that are secure, won’t leak, are as fresh as possible and are easy to open.

New Foam Liner For Tough Packaging Challenges

Selig has unveiled an advanced three-ply LDPE foam lining material which offers a range of benefits to many industries that supply their goods in rigid containers.

Induction Foil Seals For the Automotive Fluids Market

While leak prevention is often the primary driver behind induction sealing for automotive products, the technology has now moved on to offer other significant benefits for suppliers and retailers.