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Articles in August, 2002 issue of Food & Drug Packaging

• H. J. Heinz Co. has agreed to merge its Heinz U.S. StarKist seafood, North American pet food/snacks, U.S. private label soup
• Mott's interactive tubes turn applesauce into a blast of snacking fun
  by Christopher Barry
• How reliable is your inspection system?
  by Howard Leary
• Rovema Packaging USA
• CMD Corp
• Rexam's
• In-line filler handles oval containers
• Arpac
• Data Watch
• Iams now part of pet travel kit
• Tech advances lend new twist to cappers: Gas-flushing, real-time sensing and other enhancements make capping machinery more adaptable than ever
  by Pan Demetrakakes
• Schubert Packaging Systems
• Barry-Wehmiller Design Group
• Willett International
• PCL Packaging Inc
• Carefully placed label reseals flowrap packages
• Institute of Packaging Professionals
• Spray-through cap enhances Calvin Klein's cologne experience
• Rexam Healthcare Flexibles
• The Color Factory
• Multivac Inc
• Filler handles personal care products
• Dow Chemical Co
• Clearly Canadian
• New thermoformer helps company rise from ashes: When fire destroyed a meat processor's facility, new packaging equipment was vital to resuming operations
• Multivac Inc
• Cryopak Industries
• Klockner Pentaplast of America Inc
• Filler handles all products, containers
• Nexen Group Inc
• Extended label is tamper-evident
• Heinz North America
• Proposed amendments foretell big changes to European packaging regulations
  by George Misko
• Heinz and Hunt's play ketchup with upside-down bottle battle: here's what happens when two ketchup giants develop similar concepts at the same time
  by Pan Demetrakakes
• Fillers stay accurate over large volumes
• Tubed Products Inc
• Sud-Chemie Performance Packaging
• Fillers remain reliable through thick and thin
• LineSource Inc
• Pfizer Inc
• Vial caps time dosage intervals
  by Pan Demetrakakes
• Conveyors smooth out production problems; A co-packer of topical treatments made its material handling more versatile with new conveyors from Dorner
• MeadWestvaco Corp
• ID Technology Corp
• Rohm and Haas Co
• Tube fillers are fast, easy to use
• Cargill Dow LLC
• Copolymers increase plastics versatility
• Reinvention equals successful growth
  by Christopher Barry
• Dairy packaging milks more convenience: tubular packages rule as innovations in dairy packaging highlight portability, portion control and fun
  by Christopher Barry
• New plastics transform blister packs into barrier bonanzas: As pharmaceutical manufacturers adopt blister packaging at breathtaking rates, newer, more efficient plastic materials are available to keep up with performance demands
  by Christopher Barry
• Stan Zelesnik, former publisher of Food & Drug Packaging magazine
• National Center for Food Safety and Technology
• Chesapeake Corp
• DuPont
• Linear Products Inc
• Thermal printer cuts operating costs
• An investment in a vivid, eight-color shrink wrap for a new 24-count "Variety Pack" of 12-ounce cans of juice and juice-blends nets Welch's a 15% increase in unit volume sales
• Self-contained, bronchial package simplifies storage and use
  by Tim Smith
• Machine-building expertise aids medical product packager: Doyen Medipharm's skill in medical packaging machinery design results in efficient operations for its contract packaging customers
  by Pan Demetrakakes
• Valve delivers consistent fills
• NDC Infrared Engineering
• Eaton Corp
• New flexo printing offers smooth color gradation
• Spectrum Marketing Support
• First-hand experience is the best teacher: the experience of running his own systems for profit taught him how to better design packaging machines
  by Lisa McTigue Pierce
• Packaging is the remedy for today's busy pharmacies: Both pre-dosed packages and bulk quantities are freeing up the pharmacist's time and helping control the cost of prescription dispensing
  by Lisa McTigue Pierce
• Innovations in plastic packaging target user convenience: DuPont's annual competition rewards advances in plastic packaging
  by Christopher Barry
• Choose your weapon to prolong product shelf life: different technologies exist to help you extend product shelf life and save distribution costs
• Packaging Department
• SICPA North America
• Owens-Illinois' Plastics Group
• Advanced Vision Technology Ltd
• Sonoco Corp
• Conference tackles dynamic drivers of the PET market
• Packaging report card 2002: consumers sound off: Today's criticisms can lead to tomorrow's packaging innovations—if you accept the challenge of satisfying unhappy consumers
  by Mona Doyle
• Innovative glass packaging designs win marketing praise: new and established products show how to differentiate and increase sales with a familiar yet ever fresh package: glass
  by Christopher Barry
• In-line fillers are versatile, user-friendly
• Glenroy Inc
• Advanced Technology Industries

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