The Future of Fruit Labeling Recognized at Launch

November 25, 2024 Sinclair

Following the launch of the Sinclair T55 certified compostable label, feedback from the industry has been positive and exciting, generating interest globally and in the launch regions. The launch is in collaboration with Zespri, who, as first adopters, are transitioning their label program over the next 12 months.

The Wait is Over! Inline Plastics Completes the 7 – Inch Rounds Family

November 19, 2024 Inline Plastics

Single compartment options now span a comprehensive range of 24 oz, 32 oz, and 46 oz capacities, complemented by new multi-compartment designs ideal for portion control and variety packs. Each product features advanced tamper-evident and tamper-resistant technology, enhancing food safety and consumer confidence.

Monomoy Acquires Oliver’s Food Packaging and Equipment Business

The acquisition extends Monomoy’s track record of executing corporate carve-outs, building on the firm’s recent carve-outs of Waupaca Foundry from Proterial, Ltd. and Valtir (formerly Trinity Highway Products) from Trinity Industries, Inc. Oliver will continue to operate under its current management team.

VIDEO: Revolutionizing Fruit Packaging, Extending Shelf Life with Low Vent Tech

October 25, 2024 USDA ARS

USDA Agricultural Research Service scientists are innovating fruit packaging to drastically extend shelf life and reduce food waste. Low-vent packaging minimizes air exposure, helping fruits retain moisture and stay fresh longer, ensuring that your fresh produce maintains top quality for twice as long.

IFPA’s Foundation for Fresh Produce to launch Innovative Packaging Lab with $5M USDA Grant

October 22, 2024 International Fresh

The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced that the International Fresh Produce Association’s (IFPA) Foundation for Fresh Produce (The Foundation) and partner Clemson University will each receive $5 million to establish a Sustainable Packaging Innovation Lab. The Foundation will also partner with the Foundation for Food and Agriculture Research (FFAR) and the University of Florida to implement the program.