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Corrugated food-packaging maker L-Pak Kashira commissioned a second 2.8-meter corrugator, doubling output of five-layer board and creating over 20 new jobs.
Swiss tube manufacturer Neopac unveiled a revolutionary development at Pharmapack in Paris — the PaperX FiberTop Tube, the first tube made entirely from wood-fiber-based material with about 85% fiber content. The development is designed to help cosmetic and pharma brands meet the requirements of the new EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR).
The first Tetra Pak recycling plant in the Urals and Siberia has started operating in Chelyabinsk. Tsentr Upakovki's facility processes up to 900 tonnes of feedstock per month, returning cardboard and aluminium to the production cycle and closing the loop with its own egg-tray output.
A new administrative and production-warehouse complex of the pharmaceutical enterprise Farmstandart-UfaVITA has been commissioned in the center of Ufa. Investment exceeded 10 billion rubles, and new production lines are designed to produce 75 million medicine packages per year.
Lactips (France) and SmartSolve (USA) have formalized a global strategic partnership and brought to market PureNil™ 0 — the world's first fully plastic-free, dispersible, printable flexible packaging for cosmetics and personal care.
On 4 September 2026, Indorama Ventures and German cosmetics packaging maker REBHAN launched LUXYCLEAR EBM PET 5508, a specialty PET grade that produces thick-walled bottles with glass-like clarity while retaining the lightweight, shatter-resistant benefits of plastic, with versions containing up to 100% chemically recycled content.
Following the introduction of trade barriers by Western countries and the exit of some foreign drug manufacturers from the market, the Russian pharmaceutical market faced challenges, particularly in the innovative production of active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) for essential medications and insufficient funding for scientific research.
Experts from a printing company explained how pharmaceutical companies can work with premium packaging while complying with the regulator's labeling requirements.
Packaging is an integral part of the cosmetics and household chemicals industry. It not only protects the product from external influences but also performs essential marketing and consumer convenience functions.
Counteraction to the microbial environment is the most important component of a healthy lifestyle for a modern person. Every day we are faced with a mass of pathogenic microorganisms that must be destroyed in a timely manner, primarily from the hands, as the most contaminated parts of the body.
Milk is one of the most demanded food products and is present in the daily diet of most modern consumers. Today on the market, this product is represented in a wide variety and in various packages, with different percentage of fat content and other features. In this article, we will cover in detail issues related to the processes of filling and packaging milk in containers: the way packaging materials are selected, specific features of technology and types of appropriate equipment for production facilities are offered.
Vials, bottles, cans, buckets and conical shaped cups have already become common and familiar to us in packaging of various products. In retail outlets, you can find a wide selection of products manufactured in such containers: yogurts, sauces, condensed milk, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, sports nutrition, cosmetic creams and others. In highly competitive environment manufacturers develop new, even more original and more convenient for the consumer containers on the basis of the main cone format (for example, an hourglass PET bottle, which is widely used for filling mineral water and sweet carbonated drinks).
Sachet is a type of individual packaging of portioned products that is widely in demand in the food, pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries. Demand for these compact packaging in the consumer environment is growing rapidly every year. This trend is primarily associated with mobility and convenience of sachets, which are the main companions of the modern buyer. The appearance and distribution of these packages is dictated by the current concept of the everyday rhythm of life, when everything you need is at hand, does not burden large volumes and provides flexibility of use.
The conveyor is an integral part of any filling line and acts as a connecting link between different technological sections. By means of a conveyor, containers move from one unit to another, which ensures timely washing, dosing, capping, labeling and other operations. The difficulty in choosing the optimal conveyor lies in the fact that the installation must meet all the necessary technical requirements in a particular production line and fulfill the task effectively, stably and safely.
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