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Articles in Feb, 2005 issue of Food & Drug Packaging

• Cognex eyes the perfect mid-level sensing system: checker 101 is for applications that need more than a photoeye, but less than a vision system
• The International Bottled Water Association has agreed to share educational and other membership resources with the Water Quality Association
• P&G buys Gillette for $57 billion
• Servos increase labeler efficiency
• Ideal Sales & Manufacturing Corp. has acquired the assets of Neupak Inc
• 3 Jaws help VFFS system run fast
• Case packer is gentle on cartons
• New process, new bottle, new line transform Novartis: updated equipment and a new production mindset give the drug giant a jump on the future
  by Graham Wiemer
• New electronics help Safeline get connected: explorer software/hardware package for metal detectors maintains networks, enables remote diagnostics and more
• Designers with one to five years of experience are invited to participate in the competition for the Monaco Luxe Pack Design Award
• Interpack offers an inclusive look at global packaging: with exhibitors from 58 countries, the largest packaging show presents trends and technologies from around the world
  by William Makely
• Fort Dearborn Co
• Film supplier Appleton has acquired polyethylene film manufacturer New England Extrusion
• Monitor speeds set-up for vision system
• Clougherty Packing Co., producer of Farmer John pork products
• Food ratings available for vending machines
• Tanning lotion comes in dual-foam package
• Interbrand
• Dynamic Conveyor Corp., manufacturers of DynaCon reconfigurable conveyor systems
• Checkweigher also detects metal
• Evolving ovals
  by Mona Doyle
• RFID heats up batch-freeze system: the new King's Hawaiian bakery uses RFID internally to track product through complex palletizing and picking
• 2 filling lines, 5 containers, 7 labelers add up to 1 versatile operation; handling a variety of packages and labels ensures a point of sale difference for AriZona iced tea
  by Pan Demetrakakes
• Adhesive preserves palletized wine cases: a wine producer uses Lock n' Pop to keep pallets unitized during the long trip to the warehouse
• The international Fresh-Cut Produce Association has named a new board of directors for 2005
• School of Packaging gets new director
• A-B bar beer debuts in aluminum bottles
• Cargill Inc. has bought out Dow Chemical's 50% share in Cargill Dow LLC
• Stretch wrapper can be customized easily
• Flexibility is Welch plant's mainstay: putting out containers from 10 to 128 ounces, in various bundles, demands quick changeovers in Kennewick, Wash
• The Paperboard Packaging Alliance has established www.paperboardpackaging.org
• Snaxpo set for March 12-15
• RFID tags coded during application
• Ampac Packaging, a supplier of film and other packaging materials
• Sensor has just enough functionality
• Spouted pouch energizes sales of sports drink: Jel Sert smoothly incorporated a state-of-the-art filler with extra capacity into existing operations
  by Pan Demetrakakes
• New compact system is ripe for fruit snacks: automation and robots increase efficiency, lower costs
• Elizabeth Smith, a former executive with Kraft Foods
• Several packaging innovations landed on a list of the 10 most important grocery inventions of the 20th century
• Lip gloss comes in daily blisters
• Fogg Co
• Thermoform-fill-sealer saves space
• Soy milk gets paperboard overwrap
• Advair Diskus throws GSK into the forefront: GlaxoSmithKline makes effective use of robotics to produce the No. 1 asthma inhaler
  by Graham Wiemer
• Larry Schwartz has been promoted to president of U.S
• FDA issues final recordkeeping rule of the Bioterrorism Act
  by George Misko
• NorthPak Container Corp
• Checkweigher lifts, weighs tiny packages
• Plants of the year equip you with ideas, solutions: our first annual issue focuses on production trends and honors ingenious packaging operations
  by Lisa McTigue Pierce
• Coke bottler uses robotic arm to embrace the double fridge pack; off-line pallet assembly system creates 16 specially designed 24-can packs simultaneously
  by Lisa McTigue Pierce
• Latin flavor is 'in' … and catching on! The first Fispal Latino Food Fair & Forum presents ideas for packaging designs and equipment for the growing Hispanic market
• Food processors struggle with nutritional issues
• Campbell Soup Co. has opened a 65,000-sq-ft. addition to its beverage plant in Napoleon, Ohio
• Axon Corp
• Molder automatically assembles parts
• No time for downtime? New Silgan OEM XPRESS™ helps food processors keep food lines running to schedule
• Hormel's technology investment pays off: installing the 1st retort carton filling line in the U.S. was both challenging and rewarding
  by Graham Wiemer
• Shrink sleeves protect diabetes drug sample
• Suttleworth Inc
• Crown Holdings Inc
• Label recloses over film window
• Agile case packing helps Alberto-Culver deliver special orders: an in-house engineered system creates multiple case counts—with minimal changeover—to satisfy customer demands
  by Graham Wiemer
• P&G cosmetics builds in versatility: three distinct packages for liquid makeup run on the same modular, expandable filling line
  by Lisa McTigue Pierce
• Engineering creativity
  by Lisa McTigue Pierce
• DuPont Awards
• Kraft squares away mayonnaise jar
• Elau Inc
• American Bank Note Holographics Inc
• Labeler can use varied applicators
• With low-cost retrofit, frito-lay creates new stand-up pouch: the snack leader gains on-shelf differentiation with low capital investment and without adding complexity to its operation
  by Lisa McTigue Pierce