What the materials cover
The presentations from the 6th European Stand-up Pouch Conference in Berlin explain why stand-up pouches are gaining shelf space and acceptance among consumers and manufacturers alike, and how they compare with cans, jars or folding cartons. Topics include market and consumer trends, pouch production and filling, sterilisation and aseptic filling, and ultrasonic top seals. Further talks cover organic food packaging, alternative flexible pouch concepts, circular economy and recyclable packaging, new PP materials for retortable pouches, and reclosable mono-material pouches for liquid foods. The material is aimed at decision makers in packaging technology, production, purchasing, sales, development and key account management.
From
Jörg Schönwald -
The stand-up pouch has surpassed the 45 billion mark in Europe on its unchecked advance and will grow to 50 billion in Europe over the next 2 years. This presentation will focus on consumption, market segments, innovations, new markets and products, and the benefits of the stand-up pouch.
Extent: 17 pages, Size: 1.01 mB, Language:
english
From Salvatore Pellingra -
Pouches continue to fuel dynamic growth in new categories and for rigid packaging replacement. Even so, there is a lot of scrutiny on structures that aren’t recyclable. This presentation will focus on the market growth and innovative solutions for flexible pouches and will highlight the sustaina
... [Show more]ble challenges and benefits of pouches towards the goals of reducing waste and circular economies
Extent: 37 pages, Size: 2.92 mB, Language:
german
From Jörg Sander -
Modern production systems have to fulfill a variety of requirements. On the one hand, the fillers want to reduce the total costs, on the other hand, they have to increase their flexibility to be able to realise different production sizes, packaging materials and designs as well as flavours in short
... [Show more]term. To combine these contrasts is a challenge for the machine manufacturers. Above all, as not only the complexity of products, sizes and film specifications permanently increases. Also the frame conditions change dynamically, e. g. legal directions which make a high agility necessary when products and packagings have to be changed
Extent: 13 pages, Size: 1.37 mB, Language:
english
From Robert Hueber and Torsten Erwied -
After a brief introduction about Herrmann Ultraschall and the basics of ultrasonic welding, we will discuss the advantages of this technology for flexible packaging. Beside the exciting insights into the history of wet pet food, the strengths of sealing with ultrasound, especially under difficult fi
... [Show more]lling conditions (e. g. filling with freezing products) or filling in sensitive packaging materials (e. g. mono films) will be explained in detail. Practical examples from various fields of application, from food to pet food, complete the overview and make the ultrasonic welding of head seams in stand-up pouches even more comprehensible
Extent: 31 pages, Size: 2.47 mB, Language:
english
From Prof. Carolin Hauser -
Many social trends directly reflect our consumer behaviour. Food is therefore subject to ever-changing trends.
This presentation shows the top 5 trends of the food industry in 2018, illustrated by examples, and the influence on the packaging will be revealed. Which possibilities do these trends pr
... [Show more]ovide to the packaging industry, to the pouch? Which challenges do we have to cope with?
The focus is mainly put on bio food. Is bio food packed in a different way
Extent: 27 pages, Size: 3.31 mB, Language:
german
From Mike Landwehr and Benjamin Kampmann -
The initiative PÖPPELMANN blue® has the target, to realize a “real” closed loop of recycling management for plastics. Especially of the new guidelines for plastic packaging of the European Commission the topics recycling-capability of packaging and re-using of recycled material are in the focu
... [Show more]s of interest. Also for spouted pouches first solutions are in process to close the loop.
For reaching this target, packaging has to be capable for recycling and the recycled material must be usable for the production of new spouts, caps and pouches. To realize this closed loop Pöppelmann FAMAC is currently working on spouted pouch solutions
Extent: 26 pages, Size: 1.26 mB, Language:
english
From Julian Thielen -
Sorting processes as well as recycling technologies make more and more technical progress. To be able to comply with the recycling rates demanded by the new packaging law, a packaging design for recyclability is however required. The developed and validated assessment method of the Bifa Environment
... [Show more]al Institute reveals potentials for improvement for consumer packagings and makes recyclability measurable. Especially stand-up pouches are at a crossroads and require therefore the use of plasma technologies and film substitutions
Extent: 22 pages, Size: 812.77 kB, Language:
german
From Immo Sander -
This presentation shows the results of a new development of a really sustainable and recyclable concept for stand-up pouches. Furthermore, the possibilities to substitute the existing compound material will be listed. Finally, the guarantee of recyclability as well as the separation of packaging and
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Extent: 21 pages, Size: 1.37 mB, Language:
english
From Jörg Kuhlmann and Andrew Stack -
Trends and megatrends have a great influence on the packaging industry. In order to identify these trends and to be able to offer the right packaging solutions as a result, pacproject has developed the Trend Connector. As a trend report, it shows the trends that are relevant for the packaging indust
... [Show more]ry – both consumer trends derived from megatrends as well as pure packaging trends, which also correlate to the same megatrends. What makes it an especially valuable working tool are the connections of trends with packaging benefits that can be used in packaging development projects
Extent: 45 pages, Size: 3.21 mB, Language:
english
From Dominik Haug -
Interaction between packaging, digital printing, processing and platform
The special value of yummypack can not only be found in the packaging, its materials or in the packaging options. It is rather the combination of the packaging concept with the possibilities of digital printing and a unique o
... [Show more]nline platform.
The processing in the background - which is the backbone of our business concept with its defined workflows and logistical processes - plays the key role.
The bidirectional flow of information for all participants of the whole value chain enable us to submit a special reactive offer of packaging solutions.
For this reason, yummypack is an innovative packaging solution which will set economical and ecological standards
Extent: 16 pages, Size: 822.59 kB, Language:
german
From Henno Hensen -
The spouted mono-material SUP is available
Recyclebility is not enough
Monomaterial – the solution for a circular economy
Extent: 29 pages, Size: 1.13 mB, Language:
english
