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1. Atlas Kunststoffe + Membranen : Werkstoffe und Halbzeuge, Formfindung und Konstruktion

Author

Jan Knippers, Jan Cremers, Markus Gabler, Julian Lienhard, Jan Knippers, Jan Cremers, Markus Gabler, and Julian Lienhard

Subjects
Membrane separation, Plastic container industry
Abstract

Von transparent bis transluzent - neue Konstruktionsmöglichkeiten mit einem vernachlässigten Material. Ob als transluzente Platten, weit gespannte Membranen, luftgefülltes Folienkissen oder in organisch geschwungener Gestalt: in den unterschiedlichsten Formen und Anwendungsbereichen finden Kunststoffe Verwendung in der Architektur. Innovative technische Entwickungen verbessern stetig seine Materialeigenschaften. Kunststoffe sind heute im Bauwesen eine ernstzunehmende Alternative, sei es als Tragkonstruktion, Dach, Fassade oder Inneneinrichtung. Von den Werkstoffeigenschaften bis hin zu Anforderungen an Entwurf und Konstruktion bringt der Atlas Kunststoffe + Membranen fundiertes und umfassendes Fachwissen auf den Punkt. Ausgewählte Projektbeispiele runden das Nachschlagewerk ab und machen es unabdingbar für den Planungsalltag. Sie finden: - geschichtliche Entwicklung von Kunststoffen und Membranen in der Architektur - umfassende Grundlagenvermittlung zu Herstellung, Verarbeitung und Anwendung - Präzise Materialbeschreibung zu Werkstoffen und Halbzeugen - Formfindung und Berechnung von Kunststofftragwerken und Membranen - erstmals nach neuestem Forschungsstand komplett zusammengestellte Übersicht von Leitdetails

Published
2010

2. Case study: Supply Chain Scenarios in a Plastic Container Company.

Author

Lagarda Leyva, Ernesto Alonso, Bueno Solano, Alfredo, Cedillo Campos, Miguel Gastón, and Velarde Cantú, José Manuel

Subjects
*SUPPLY chain management, *PLASTIC container industry, *SMALL business, *SYSTEM dynamics, *OPERATING costs, *SIMULATION methods & models
Abstract

Introduction: The supply chain is an underestimated issue in small and medium enterprises; it is assumed that its only purpose is to save on operating costs and this is not necessarily the case. It is imperative to recognize that not all customers are equal, as each has different requirements for their products and delivery of same to their final customers, and it is therefore important to consider all the factors that influence that outcome. The case study was developed in a company producing plastic containers in Cd. Obregon, Sonora. The study has selected the manufacture of the 737 gr salt container from resin, as this is a product demanded by one of its three main customers. The problem in the plant was the number of salt containers to be produced with different production policies, generating three scenarios. Method: To respond to the problem, a study of the entire production process associated with the links in the supply and distribution was conducted based on the methodology of system dynamics to evaluate each of the variables and parameters included in the links in the supply chain via a simulation. Results: The results show three different scenarios that are executed through an interface with the user, allowing to observe the behavior of the profits, the sales of finished product and the use of the resin in the manufacture of bottles of 737 gr for a company that manufactures and distributes salt proposals were validated by drawing upon the judgment of experts on the subject and the experience of employees, as well as the actual data of the Company Discussion or Conclusion: The findings reveal different modes of behavior of four critical variables in the process: profits, sales, the finished products warehouse, and resin use. The simulation was performed with the use of Stella ® 10.1.2 software, trying different policies and considering delay and initial inventory theories in processes and final products for the three different proposed scenarios derived from this study to interested parties (employers and customers); the case study was developed within the context of the National Center for Innovation in Intermodal Transportation and Logistics of Mexico. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018
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3. Kapitan Diado Nikola AD - in bankruptcy proceedings.

Subjects
PLASTIC container industry, PLASTICS in packaging, POLYVINYL chloride, PIPE
Abstract

A company profile of Kapitan Diado Nikola AD, the manufacturer and supplier of disposable plastic packing and containers, is presented. It provides details about the company's history, management, and ownership as well as markets and sales and investment plans. Products and services being offered include polyvinyl chloride (PVC) sewage pipes, PVC sewage fittings as well as PVC tee pipe coupling.

Published
2015

5. Kapitan Diado Nikola AD.

Subjects
PLASTIC container industry, PLASTIC containers, FINANCIAL performance
Abstract

A profile of Kapitan Diado Nikola AD, also known as Kapitan Dyado Nikola JSC, is presented. The company is based in Bulgaria and is a manufacturer and supplier of disposable plastic packing and containers, polyvinyl chloride, polyethylene and plastic pipes, fittings and couplings. Nelifer Ahmedova is Kapitan Diado Nikola's chairman of the board. Financial information including total assets, liabilities and profit margins for the years 2005-2010 is provided.

Published
2011

6. SWOT Analysis.

Subjects
BUSINESS finance, BUSINESS cycles, INDUSTRIAL location, FINANCIAL performance, CORPORATE profits, CORPORATE growth, PLASTIC container industry, BEVERAGE container industry, MARKET positioning, JOINT ventures, PROFIT margins
Abstract

Provides a business analysis of Ball Corp., a Broomfield, Colorado-based producer of metal and plastic cans; and containers for the food and beverage industry; and a supplier of aerospace and other technologies and services to government and commercial customers, focusing on its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities for improvement and threats to the company. Strengths, including benefits derived from its leading market position, strong financial performance, product innovation and strategic joint venture; Weaknesses, including customer concentration, high inventory levels and decline in operating income margins for aerospace and technologies segment; Opportunities for improvement, including growth in plastic packaging, dooming European market and rise in demand for functional food; Threats to the company, including declining demand for metal cans in U.S., rising raw material prices and environmental and safety issues.

Published
2005

7. Ball Corporation SWOT Analysis.

Subjects
BUSINESS finance, BUSINESS cycles, INDUSTRIAL location, FINANCIAL performance, CORPORATE profits, CORPORATE growth, PLASTIC container industry, BEVERAGE container industry, REVENUE, BUSINESS turnover, MANUFACTURING industries
Abstract

Presents an overview of Ball Corp., a Broomfield, Colorado-based producer of metal and plastic cans; and containers for the food and beverage industry; and a supplier of aerospace and other technologies and services to government and commercial customers. Company overview, including revenues generated in fiscal year 2004, services provided, and principal businesses; Key facts, including contact information; Analysis of the company, including strengths, weaknesses, opportunities for improvement and threats.

Published
2005

8. Index

Subjects
Doverco Inc., Premier Tech, Kwik Lok Corp., Omron Canada Inc., TNA North America Inc., Quality Thermoform and Packaging Company Ltd., Capmatic Ltd., SICK Inc., Gerhard Schubert GmbH, Longford Equipment International Ltd., Samuel Strapping Systems, Propack Processing and Packaging Systems Inc., Canadian Inkjet Systems, Markem Corp., Smurfit-Stone Container Corp., Norampac Inc., Industrial equipment and supplies industry, Plastics industry, Plastic container industry, Computer peripherals industry, Machinery industry, Paper industry, Paper products industry, Business, Business, international, Containers and packaging industries, Government
Published
2003

9. Beyond boardrooms: From breakfast clubs to videoconference centers; gone are the overhead projectors. Today's boardrooms are high-tech

Author

Williams, Colleen M.

Subjects
Plastic container industry, Videoconferencing -- Usage, Petroleum industry -- Technology application, State government -- Technology application, Alaska -- Buildings and facilities, State/local government software, Videoconferencing, Technology application, Internet/Web technology application, Phillips Alaska Inc. -- Technology application, Chariot Group Inc.
Abstract

Today's businesses are using rooms equipped with high-tech tools for all types of activities. Today's board, employee, training and conference rooms may have features as simple as walls that can […]

Published
2002

12. Reporte financiero Burkenroad / Latinoamérica – Colombia / Carvajal Empaques S.A.

Author

Restrepo Barth. Simón, Gaitán Riaño, Sandra Constanza, Hoyos Patiño, Herman Mauricio, Girón Garzón, Wilton David, Restrepo Barth. Simón, Gaitán Riaño, Sandra Constanza, Hoyos Patiño, Herman Mauricio, and Girón Garzón, Wilton David

Abstract

Partiendo de esta valoración, se recomienda comprar la acción de Carvajal Empaques S.A., con un precio objetivo de $ 5.713, el cual fue calculado con la metodología de flujo de caja libre descontado y valoración por múltiplos, para hallar el valor fundamental de las filiales -- La recomendación se basa en la buena dinámica que han tenido sus tres líneas de negocio: foodservice, industrial y agroindustrial, la cual se espera que en los siguientes años continúe creciendo de forma real -- Adicionalmente, se espera que en 2017 empiece a operar una nueva planta en Perú, que funcionará con tecnología de punta, aumentando así la capacidad de producción en un 30 %, y que servirá para satisfacer el incremento de la demanda en el futuro

Published
2018

13. Polypropylene boosts thermoforming in rigid food packaging.

Author

Leaversuch, Robert D. and Culp, Eric

Subjects
MOLDING of plastics, PLASTIC container industry, POLYPROPYLENE, INDUSTRIAL applications, TECHNOLOGICAL innovations
Abstract

Reports on the use of polypropylene in the thermal molding of plastic containers. Technological improvements that make thermoforming competitive with injection molding; European polypropylene thermoforming technology; Molding process.

Published
1994

14. Reporte financiero Burkenroad / Latinoamérica – Colombia / Carvajal Empaques S.A

Author

Hoyos Patiño, Herman Mauricio, Girón Garzón, Wilton David, Restrepo Barth. Simón, and Gaitán Riaño, Sandra Constanza

Subjects
ANÁLISIS FINANCIERO, Valoración de empresas, Flujo de Caja Libre Descontado, BOLSA DE VALORES, INDUSTRIA DE EMPAQUES DE PLÁSTICO, Stock-exchange, Investment analysis, Plastic container industry, Financial analysis, Reportes financieros, ANÁLISIS DE INVERSIONES
Abstract

Partiendo de esta valoración, se recomienda comprar la acción de Carvajal Empaques S.A., con un precio objetivo de $ 5.713, el cual fue calculado con la metodología de flujo de caja libre descontado y valoración por múltiplos, para hallar el valor fundamental de las filiales -- La recomendación se basa en la buena dinámica que han tenido sus tres líneas de negocio: foodservice, industrial y agroindustrial, la cual se espera que en los siguientes años continúe creciendo de forma real -- Adicionalmente, se espera que en 2017 empiece a operar una nueva planta en Perú, que funcionará con tecnología de punta, aumentando así la capacidad de producción en un 30 %, y que servirá para satisfacer el incremento de la demanda en el futuro

Published
2017

15. Containers: who makes/who sells what & where in Canada. (A-V)

Subjects
Plastics Inc., Bonar Industries Inc., Doverco Inc., IPL Systems Inc., Lily Cups Inc., Plastic Bottle Corp., Paper Machinery Corp., Anchor Plastics Ltd., Plastics industry, Industrial equipment and supplies industry, Plastic container industry, Machinery industry, Automobile equipment and supplies industry, Business, Business, international, Containers and packaging industries, Government
Published
2002

16. Reporte financiero Burkenroad / Latinoamérica – Colombia / Carvajal de Empaques S.A. / BVC / PFCARPAK

Author

Gaitán Riaño, Sandra Constanza, Mondragón Trujillo, Luis Fernando, Ramírez Naranjo, Juan Sebastián, Suárez Cardona, Mauricio, Gaitán Riaño, Sandra Constanza, Mondragón Trujillo, Luis Fernando, Ramírez Naranjo, Juan Sebastián, and Suárez Cardona, Mauricio

Abstract

De acuerdo con los resultados obtenidos en la valoración se recomienda comprar la acción de Carvajal de Empaques S.A. puesto que presenta un porcentaje de valorización del 9.00% fundamentado en una estrategia sólida basada en competitividad vía eficiencia operacional, ahorros por sinergias e innovación de productos, lo que aumentará la participación de mercado y, a su vez, los ingresos -- Para el año 2015 los ingresos operacionales crecieron en un 28% respecto al año anterior mientras que la utilidad operacional lo hizo en un 157% para el mismo período; estos resultados son un claro ejemplo de que los lineamientos estratégicos que ha definido la compañía son idóneos puesto que se han alcanzado los objetivos propuestos -- Los mismos convierten el año 2015 en un período de partida y de referencia para los próximos años en los que la compañía seguirá mostrando avances operacionales con el fin de aumentar en forma paulatina la capacidad de generación de valor -- Es claro que el crecimiento de la compañía está relacionado de modo directo con el comportamiento económico y el incremento del sector de los diferentes países en los que tiene operación; de acuerdo con las proyecciones del PIB del FMI (Fondo Monetario Internacional, 2016) en el corto plazo se espera un crecimiento económico semejante al del año 2015; sin embargo, para los cuatro años siguientes la expectativa es positiva y se conjetura que se obtendrá un crecimiento ponderado al último año del 16%

Published
2017

17. HAPPI PACKAGING PROFILES 2015.

Subjects
PACKAGING industry, PLASTIC container industry
Abstract

The article presents the profiles of several packaging and equipment suppliers specializing in the household and personal products industries in the U.S. The suppliers include ABA Packaging Corp. which is one of the fastest growing suppliers of stock cosmetic bottles, jars, sampler vials, Brad-Pak Enterprises, which is a full-service distributor of glass, plastic and aluminum containers, and CPP Global which offers a range of stock and custom options.

Published
2015

18. Reporte financiero Burkenroad / Latinoamérica – Colombia / Carvajal de Empaques S.A. / BVC / PFCARPAK

Author

Ramírez Naranjo, Juan Sebastián, Suárez Cardona, Mauricio, Gaitán Riaño, Sandra Constanza, and Mondragón Trujillo, Luis Fernando

Subjects
ANÁLISIS FINANCIERO, Valoración de empresas, Costo de Capital Promedio Ponderado (WACC), Flujo de Caja Libre Descontado, Economic projections, LIQUIDEZ (ECONOMÍA), INVERSIONES DE CAPITAL, Liquidity (economics), Financial analysis, Carvajal de Empaques S.A. - Cali (Colombia), INDUSTRIA DE EMPAQUES DE PLÁSTICO, PROYECCIONES ECONÓMICAS, Plastic container industry, Reportes financieros, Capital investments
Abstract

De acuerdo con los resultados obtenidos en la valoración se recomienda comprar la acción de Carvajal de Empaques S.A. puesto que presenta un porcentaje de valorización del 9.00% fundamentado en una estrategia sólida basada en competitividad vía eficiencia operacional, ahorros por sinergias e innovación de productos, lo que aumentará la participación de mercado y, a su vez, los ingresos -- Para el año 2015 los ingresos operacionales crecieron en un 28% respecto al año anterior mientras que la utilidad operacional lo hizo en un 157% para el mismo período; estos resultados son un claro ejemplo de que los lineamientos estratégicos que ha definido la compañía son idóneos puesto que se han alcanzado los objetivos propuestos -- Los mismos convierten el año 2015 en un período de partida y de referencia para los próximos años en los que la compañía seguirá mostrando avances operacionales con el fin de aumentar en forma paulatina la capacidad de generación de valor -- Es claro que el crecimiento de la compañía está relacionado de modo directo con el comportamiento económico y el incremento del sector de los diferentes países en los que tiene operación; de acuerdo con las proyecciones del PIB del FMI (Fondo Monetario Internacional, 2016) en el corto plazo se espera un crecimiento económico semejante al del año 2015; sin embargo, para los cuatro años siguientes la expectativa es positiva y se conjetura que se obtendrá un crecimiento ponderado al último año del 16%

Published
2016

19. Bulk-Water Bottle Market Continues To Stream On.

Author

Defosse, Matthew

Subjects
WATER bottles, BEVERAGE containers, PLASTIC bottles industry, BOTTLE industry, PLASTIC containers, PLASTIC container industry
Abstract

Presents an update on developments in the bulk-water bottle market as f November 2002. Growth estimates for multigallon bulk-water bottles; Recyclability of the containers, usually extrusion blow molded of polycarbonate; Technique of some processors of injection stretch blow molding the containers into polycarbon or polyethylene terepthalate; Estimate demand for bulk-water bottle in the world market and its impact on plastic processors.

Published
2002

20. Containing Costs.

Author

O'Brien, George

Subjects
MANUFACTURING processes, PLASTIC container industry, EMPLOYEE empowerment
Abstract

Offers a look at the manufacturing processes at injection-molded plastic container maker Plastic Packaging Corp. in West Springfield, Massachusetts. Business principles applied by the company; Importance of employee empowerment to the company; Cultural changes at the company; Factors behind the success of the company.

Published
2002

21. Estudio de factibilidad para el montaje de una empresa de distribución de sustratos biodegradables para impresión de empaques flexibles en el mercado colombiano

Author

Acosta Romero, Ivonne Patricia, Rozo Rodríguez, Iván Arturo, Bustamante Romero, María Teresa, and Uribe de Correa, Beatríz Amparo

Subjects
Modelo de negocio, BIOTECNOLOGÍA, Financial statements, ANÁLISIS DE MERCADEO, Plastic containers, Polymers, EMPAQUES DE PLÁSTICO, Metodología ONUDI, Modelo Canvas, IMPACTO AMBIENTAL, Market surveys, ESTUDIOS DE FACTIBILIDAD, POLÍMEROS, Feasibility studies, Project evaluation, Biopolymers, INDUSTRIA DE EMPAQUES DE PLÁSTICO, BIOPOLÍMEROS, Environmental Impact, Plastic container industry, ESTADOS FINANCIEROS, EVALUACIÓN DE PROYECTOS, Biotechnology
Abstract

Las exigencias medioambientales en el uso de materias primas y productos hechos con recursos renovables que presenten una fácil disposición al final de su vida útil a través del reciclaje o compostaje se ha convertido en un factor común para todas las industrias, y la del plástico no ha sido la excepción -- Los materiales plásticos tienen su mayor participación en el sector de empaques, que es impulsado por la industria de alimentos, bebidas y productos químicos, los cuales se hacen básicamente a base de petróleo -- El proceso con mayor aceptación para la producción de empaques flexibles es la flexografía, por medio de la cual se imprime el sustrato plástico para conferirle un diseño e imagen específicos y es a este mercado al cual se dirige el presente proyecto, que tiene como objetivo ofrecer un material plástico biodegradable proveniente de recursos renovables (ácido poliláctico) y que pueda ser usado en este proceso con mínimas modificaciones -- Con base en lo anterior, se presenta un estudio de factibilidad del proceso de distribución de láminas de PLA en el mercado colombiano, usando un análisis cualitativo para estimar la demanda de cuatro compañías, para desarrollar un estudio financiero, de mercado, técnico, medio ambiental, administrativo y legal, para finalmente desarrollar el modelo de negocio a través de la metodología Canvas

Published
2015

22. Estudio de factibilidad para el montaje de una empresa de distribución de sustratos biodegradables para impresión de empaques flexibles en el mercado colombiano

Author

Uribe de Correa, Beatríz Amparo, Acosta Romero, Ivonne Patricia, Rozo Rodríguez, Iván Arturo, Bustamante Romero, María Teresa, Uribe de Correa, Beatríz Amparo, Acosta Romero, Ivonne Patricia, Rozo Rodríguez, Iván Arturo, and Bustamante Romero, María Teresa

Abstract

Las exigencias medioambientales en el uso de materias primas y productos hechos con recursos renovables que presenten una fácil disposición al final de su vida útil a través del reciclaje o compostaje se ha convertido en un factor común para todas las industrias, y la del plástico no ha sido la excepción -- Los materiales plásticos tienen su mayor participación en el sector de empaques, que es impulsado por la industria de alimentos, bebidas y productos químicos, los cuales se hacen básicamente a base de petróleo -- El proceso con mayor aceptación para la producción de empaques flexibles es la flexografía, por medio de la cual se imprime el sustrato plástico para conferirle un diseño e imagen específicos y es a este mercado al cual se dirige el presente proyecto, que tiene como objetivo ofrecer un material plástico biodegradable proveniente de recursos renovables (ácido poliláctico) y que pueda ser usado en este proceso con mínimas modificaciones -- Con base en lo anterior, se presenta un estudio de factibilidad del proceso de distribución de láminas de PLA en el mercado colombiano, usando un análisis cualitativo para estimar la demanda de cuatro compañías, para desarrollar un estudio financiero, de mercado, técnico, medio ambiental, administrativo y legal, para finalmente desarrollar el modelo de negocio a través de la metodología Canvas

Published
2015

23. Party on.

Author

Spiegel, Peter

Subjects
PLASTIC container industry, KITCHEN utensils industry, CONTAINER industry
Abstract

Focuses on financial problems that Tupperware Corp. has experienced in the late 1990s. Falling sales after the economic downturn in Asia and Latin America; How its stock price rose after the January 1999 announcement that it would begin selling its products over the Internet; Plans to sell Tupperware products on cart-like kiosks in malls across the United States.

Published
1999

24. PEOPLE AND PLACES

Subjects
Rovema Packaging Machines Inc. -- Officials and employees, Roosevelt Paper Co. -- Officials and employees, Pechiney Plastic Packaging Inc. -- Officials and employees, Plastic container industry, Paper industry, Packaging machinery, Business, Chemicals, plastics and rubber industries, Forest products industry
Abstract

Tom Bishel is the new sales manager for the West Coast at Rovema Packaging Machines, Lawrenceville, GA. Valmet Rotomec, Charlotte, NC, wins its 4th Golden Cylinder Award from the Gravure [...]

Published
2004

25. A jar maker takes on Tupperware.

Subjects
BRAND extension, ECONOMIC competition, PRODUCT lines, PLASTIC containers, PLASTIC container industry, MARKETING
Abstract

The article focuses on the effort of Ball Corp. to introduce the Freshware plastic food containers as its new line of product to compete with Tupperware Corp. It says that company's president John W. Fisher hope that the line will beat the 66% share of Tupperware of the 400-million dollar market in plastic food containers and aspires that the line will be national by the end of 1976. It adds that Freshware sells for 10% less than Tupperware and the consumer has direct access to the product.

Published
1976

26. OLD-TIME SELTZER IN NEW-FANGLED BOTTLES.

Author

Hamilton, Joan O'C.

Subjects
PLASTIC containers, PLASTIC container industry, INVENTORS
Abstract

The article reports that California inventor Richard Hagan has designed a disposable plastic version of the traditional glass bottle for seltzers. San Francisco, California-based McKesson Corp. is utilizing the container to introduce its Alhambra National Water Co. into the $950 million sparkling water market in the United States.

Published
1987

27. Constar plants near closing date

Subjects
Constar International Inc., Plastic container industry, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Nearly 70 workers at a plastic-bottle manufacturing plant in Reserve will be out of a job in November, according to the state Department of Labor. Nov. 3 will be the [...]

Published
2003

28. Alcan faces battle in bid to buy Pechiney

Subjects
Pechiney Plastic Packaging Inc., Plastic container industry, Business, Business, international, Containers and packaging industries
Abstract

ALCAN's hostile bid to buy Pechiney (PM, July 10) is more about the global aluminium market than anything else. But the proposed company would also be a major packaging force. [...]

Published
2003

29. Birthday celebration

Subjects
Measom Freer, Plastic container industry, Business, Business, international, Containers and packaging industries
Abstract

Family-firm Measom Freer is celebrating its 65th birthday and its reputation for quality packaging has been carefully built up over this time by offering a wide choice of stock products [...]

Published
2002

30. Sun shine novelty

Subjects
Zeller Plastik Deutschland GmbH, Plastic container industry, Business, Business, international, Containers and packaging industries
Abstract

Sun, the leading brand of Lever Faberge Europe, has fully embodied the quest for novelty and innovation in dishwasher products presentation with a complete overhaul of its packaging. Accompanying the [...]

Published
2002

31. New tube closure is watertight

Subjects
Zeller Plastik Deutschland GmbH, Plastic container industry, Business, Business, international, Containers and packaging industries
Abstract

A WATERTIGHT tube closure designed by Zeller Plastik is said to protect bath and shower products from dilution and reduce product wastage. The 2-inch closure made in PP increased water [...]

Published
2002

32. Mist opportunity for IBC

Subjects
International Bottle Co., Plastic container industry, Business, Business, international, Containers and packaging industries
Abstract

A NEW range of body mists was given the exclusive touch by International Bottle Company, of Hertford. Original Source produced the design then asked IBC to translate it into glass. [...]

Published
2002

33. Child-safe solution for vitamins

Subjects
RPC Containers, Plastic container industry, Business, Business, international, Containers and packaging industries
Abstract

RPC CONTAINERS Market Rasen designed and produced a new pack with a simple yet classic rectangular shape for vitamins, minerals and supplements. Lloydspharmacy wanted a pack that took a `squeeze [...]

Published
2002

34. Scent to please

Subjects
International Bottle Co., Plastic container industry, Business, Business, international, Containers and packaging industries
Abstract

INTERNATIONAL Bottle Company, of Hertford, refreshed The Body Shop's brand image with a modern bottle for the Heritage range White Musk fragrance. Round bottles were given a slight inverse tapering [...]

Published
2002

35. RPC comes together

Subjects
RPC Containers, Plastic container industry, Business, Business, international, Containers and packaging industries
Abstract

RIGID plastics packaging manufacturer RPC Containers will show new injection moulded, thermoformed and blowmoulded containers and closures, standards and selected custom-moulded packs. With 30 factories Europe-wide, the group achieves a [...]

Published
2002

36. Basic Instinct

Subjects
International Bottle Co., Plastic container industry, Business, Business, international, Containers and packaging industries
Abstract

INTERNATIONAL Bottle Company, of Hertford, created the new bottle for a Marks & Spencer fragrance called Instinct. The flint glass bottle is 75ml and is free of printing. Its only [...]

Published
2002

37. Canny look for Smarties

Subjects
RPC Containers, Plastic container industry, Business, Business, international, Containers and packaging industries
Abstract

NESTLE'S Smarties are being launched in a handy plastic can, produced by RPC Containers Market Rasen and filled by Budelpack March. The can, designed by Futurebrand, is a fun variation [...]

Published
2002

38. Beer on tap

Subjects
Rieke Packaging Systems, Plastic container industry, Business, Business, international, Containers and packaging industries
Abstract

Working with its customer Charles Wells, Rieke Packaging Systems, Englass, has developed a novel dispensing system for 1.5 and 3 litre PET bottles of Charles Wells' Bombardier Fresh Real Ale. [...]

Published
2002

39. Luxury looks

Subjects
International Bottle Co., Plastic container industry, Business, Business, international, Containers and packaging industries
Abstract

A `TRIANGULAR' shape for its latest standard glass bottle is completely new and instantly attractive, claims International Bottle Company, of Hertford. The 250ml Delta bottle was designed to exude luxury, [...]

Published
2002

40. Natural progression for fragrance

Subjects
International Bottle Co., Plastic container industry, Business, Business, international, Containers and packaging industries
Abstract

INTERNATIONAL Bottle Company, of Hertford, used a leaf-like footprint for a customised container for Marks & Spencer's new Green Tea fragrance. Set to become one of IBC's standards, the bottle [...]

Published
2002

41. Graham Packaging will close plastic container plant

Subjects
Graham Packaging Holdings Co., Plastic container industry, Business, Business, international, Containers and packaging industries
Abstract

US-BASED Graham Packaging Company will close its plastic container plant in Wrexham in the second quarter of this year. Graham Packaging designs and makes customised blow-moulded containers for branded foods [...]

Published
2002

42. Classic look is breathtaking

Subjects
International Bottle Co., Plastic container industry, Business, Business, international, Containers and packaging industries
Abstract

CLASSY use of a standard glass bottle had a breathtaking effect, according to International Bottle Company, of Hertford, which supplied Marks & Spencer with the container for Breathtaking eau de [...]

Published
2002

43. IBC creates sign of the times

Subjects
International Bottle Co., Plastic container industry, Business, Business, international, Containers and packaging industries
Abstract

THE signature of International Bottle Company, of Hertford, is writ large all over a new premium fragrance from the stable of Marks and Spencer. Manufactured and printed by IBC, the [...]

Published
2001

44. Angling for new business

Subjects
International Bottle Co., Wizz Products, Plastic container industry, Business, Business, international, Containers and packaging industries
Abstract

WIZZ Products was looking for a state-of-the-art applicator for its `advanced' household cleaning products when it found the new TS2 trigger spray from Guala Dispensing, of Malmesbury. The Guala TS2 [...]

Published
2001

45. Soft approach is astonishing

Subjects
International Bottle Co., Plastic container industry, Business, Business, international, Containers and packaging industries
Abstract

SOFTER curves make its new trigger bottle easier to hold, says International Bottle Company, of Hertford. The 500ml HDPE trigger bottle was produced for the Astonish range of home care [...]

Published
2001

46. Going swimmingly

Subjects
International Bottle Co., Plastic container industry, Business, Business, international, Containers and packaging industries
Abstract

A KOI carp image on glass bottles supplied by International Bottle Company, of Hertford, for a pair of body and facial oils connects the products with the London health spa [...]

Published
2001

47. Drum Liner: Hedwin Corp

Subjects
Hedwin Corp., Plastic container industry, Business, Chemicals, plastics and rubber industries
Abstract

A new version of the Hedliner[R] drum liner is now available. The new liner features a chime design that hugs the drum's chime making lid application easier and quicker. The [...]

Published
2001

48. Packaging

Subjects
Hedwin Corp., Plastic container industry, Business, Chemicals, plastics and rubber industries
Abstract

Hedwin Corp. A new half-gallon-sized package has been added to this company's product line. Smaller-sized Cube[R] inserts can be used for product packaging and consumer applications. The inserts are available [...]

Published
2001

49. Hedwin Corp

Subjects
Hedwin Corp., Plastic container industry, Business, Chemicals, plastics and rubber industries
Abstract

Hedwin Corp., Baltimore, a supplier of industrial container products, announced the launch of a website offering information on the company's industrial-packaging distributors in North America. The site, located at www.packageresource.com, [...]

Published
2001

50. Standard goes oval

Subjects
International Bottle Co., Plastic container industry, Business, Business, international, Containers and packaging industries
Abstract

AN OVAL version of the standard Apollo glass bottle by International Bottle Company, of Hertford, is on the market, christened Gemini. The company regards Gemini, like Apollo, a 'classic' and [...]

Published
2001

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