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Articles in Sept, 2004 issue of Food & Drug Packaging

• A Canadian school district is considering color coding all foods sold on school grounds for nutritional value
• New equipment perks up coffee maker's productivity
• Snack packs have exactly 100 calories
• Roll-fed laberer uses servomotors
• Pax Corp
• Scanner makes bar coding easy
• Microwave pouch reduces cooking time and clean up
• Cellulose self-sealing bands
• Vitamin/supplement packs deliver information, ease of use: label evolution continues to be the front running packaging issue, with creativity in cartons not far behind
  by Joanna Cosgrove
• A legal claim by Masterfoods that a pet food competitor in England used copycat packaging has been turned back
• Pepsi tags 'smart' foods
• Salad travels in metal bowl, peel lid
• Focus line gives Videojet a presence in laser print: equipment from Videojet Technologies is suited to a wide range of line speeds, substrates and other factors
• TricorBraun, a subsidiary of Kranson Inds
• Manufacturing execution system is adaptable, easy to use
• Wide mouth jars are multi-purpose
• Modular belt carries heavy loads
• Hormel's retort operations: cartons and pouches and bowls, oh my: Hormel adds proprietary equipment and processes to handle its latest retort packages
  by Lisa McTigue Pierce
• The good, the bad and the pretty slick
  by Lisa McTigue Pierce
• Hershey Foods has won the 2003 Retailer Initiative Award from 7-Eleven Inc. for innovative product, packaging and logistical strategies
• Hot-filled PET uses no vacuum panels
• Stretch wrapper is worth its salt: the demanding environment of a salt packaging line posed tough challenges for a new stretch wrapper
• Rovema, a manufacturer of fillers, case packers and other equipment, selected Resolution Technologies
• National Center for Food Safety and Technology
• Speech recognition software helps patients manage medication
• Feeder streamlines production
• Keeping up with convenience needs
  by Mona Doyle
• The Mexican subsidiary of Hershey Foods has bought Grupo Lorena, one of Mexico's top confectionery companies
• Chiquita to use MAP package
• 'Working Hands' in easy-grip jar
• Label system is simple, automatic
• Bar code printer SATO America Inc. has completed EPCglobal Inc
• System integrates RFID and EPC solutions
• System creates windowed medical packages
• Compak Jr induction sealer
• Single-serve food packages often contain significantly more product than the label indicates, according to a study by the U.S. Agriculture Department
• FDA requires better labeling for food allergens
  by George Misko
• Hormel's new packages cook up new profits: shelf-stable, retort packaging energizes established brands such as Spam, Stagg and Dinty Moore
  by Lisa McTigue Pierce
• Filling nozzle is intelligent, automatic
• O/K International Group
• Chain conveyor allows strict hygiene
• Camera is powerful inspection tool
• Sealer perks up coffee processing: dry products can run at high speeds with new conduction sealer from Packaging Technologies
• Zippers and sliders: an open and shut case for packagers: new zipper materials and designs improve seal integrity and expand use into retort applications, while sliders take on transverse technology
  by Deirdre Sokol
• NorthStar Print Group has announced an exclusive contract to provide all labels used by Miller Brewing
• Clemson opens center for flexible packaging
• Bud Light switching to clear labels
• Liquid nitrogen strengthens food and beverage packages: an interview with Russell Blanton, president, and Ed Hanlon, VP sales, Vacuum Barrier Corp
• Bemis acquired certain flexible packaging assets
• RFID developer ships Gen 2-ready product
• Temperature gauge is disposable, compact and accurate
• Labeler is high speed
• M&Ms think pink for cancer research
• Defense Dept. schedules RFID
• Pump makes foam with one push
• Palletizing applications pile up for robots: robots, faster and cheaper than ever, can be competitive in many more palletizing applications than before
  by Pan Demetrakakes
• Ampac Packaging signed a partnership agreement
• Alpha Packaging
• Packaging film is biodegradable, compostable
• Closure/container design is a single-stop resource
• A seminar on radio frequency identification issues, co-sponsored by Cimulus and Lowry Computer Products, will be held from 8 a.m. to noon Thursday, Oct. 7, at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Grand Rapids, Mich
• Spouts, zippers boost pouch popularity
• Masterfoods candy glows for Halloween
• 2004 Ad
• The Chinese government approved X-Change Corp.'s AirGATE Technologies subsidiary
• Labeler is durable, sophisticated
• Plastic suitable for high heat applications
• Pouch system is efficient, economic
• Inductees into the Packaging Hall of Fame during the upcoming Pack Expo International
• Pack Expo tackles industry's toughest issues: food safety, RFID and packaging security dominate Pack Expo International's conference calendar
  by Deirdre Sokol
• Deodorant sprays up with trigger on side
• Modular labeling system is RFID-ready
• World Wide Packaging was recognized
• Intelligent camera has powerful inspection tools
• Stretch wrapper bundles loads automatically
• "Waterless" induction capsealing equipment: for a perfect seal every time
• Options abound when it's time to integrate: from single machines to entire lines, integration projects require many choices—including who will help
  by Pan Demetrakakes
• Nestle USA
• Miller sorry no blacks were in rock promo
• Frozen treats light up kids' lives

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