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"Nercon can get your business moving: flexible manufacturing and modular construction make for just the right material-handling system—just in time". Food & Drug Packaging. FindArticles.com. 30 Nov, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0UQX/is_4_69/ai_n13759622/

Food & Drug Packaging

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Articles in April, 2005 issue of Food & Drug Packaging

• Kraft paper gives burritos homemade look
• Dynamic Conveyor Corp.: Dynamicconveyor.com
• The "Stop Counterfeiting in Manufactured Goods Act" has been approved by a committee of the U.S. Congress
• New Godiva box is chocolate-colored
• FastBack conveyor gets longer, stronger, faster: the 260E version of Heat and Cotnrol's famed horizontal conveyor can handle heavier loads and move them faster
• Molson Coors Brewing
• Arrowhead helps packagers achieve flexibility
• Electronics—and more—help elevate bag filling and sealing efficiencies: newer technologies are providing easier bag handling, more accurate filling and increasingly compliant sealing
  by Joanna Cosgrove
• EPCglobal Inc
• How about "QuikPaks"?
  by Mona Doyle
• Film-topped tray shows off razors
• Nercon can get your business moving: flexible manufacturing and modular construction make for just the right material-handling system—just in time
• Grocery Manufacturers of America
• Molded pulp shell holds lipstick
• Supplier spotlights: food/beverage
• The Paperboard Packaging Alliance, a joint venture of the Paperboard Packaging Alliance and the American Forest & Paper Association, has set up paperboardpackaging.org
• 8 tips on how to make your packaging lines more flexible: here are some ideas—both new and proven—on how you can accommodate more variety in your operations
  by John Henry
• Paperboard cartons target strength and beauty: improved paperboard materials and decorating techniques deliver functional and aesthetic value
  by Kate Bertrand
• Bath and Body Works
• Hoffman: www.hoffmanonline.com_/watershed/index.htm
• American vendors fight back
  by Lisa McTigue Pierce
• Packaging trends have deep roots in dental; unit-of-use and other currents in medical packaging are strong in the dental niche—both professional and OTC
  by Pan Demetrakakes
• More foods seek stamps of approval
• Canadian Coke comes in 237ml mini can
• Cosmetic companies may see more FDA oversight on labeling
  by George Misko
• Put the right tag in your RFID bag: improvements in inlay manufacturing and new tag styles enhance the cost-effectiveness of radio frequency identification
  by Graham Wiemer
• ATEK Medical Manufacturing
• Single servings come to door in pouches
• Paper demand to rise slowly but steadily
• New owners put a lot of chips into snacks; new steel, new graphics and new management are behind two iconic snack brands—one regional, one national
  by Pan Demetrakakes
• Packaging Machinery Manufacturers Institute
• Biscuits come in 2-packs
• EastPack shows off: special pavilions, conferences and hundreds of exhibits target your packaging business
• Ubiquity has things popping at Lincoln snacks: new equipment, new products and a new single-serve size have helped invigorate the popcorn-treat marketer
  by Pan Demetrakakes
• Blue Diamond Growers
• Brandy moves from glass into PET