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Today, we only need to travel down the aisles of our favorite stores to see flexible packaging revolutionizing the way we package, store and ship our food.
Manufacturers and suppliers of absorbent pads and foam trays are developing innovative packaging materials to help processors and retailers offer safe and appealing products to their customers.
According to a recent study from PMMI, The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies, the number of manufacturing locations using robots has more than tripled since 2008
With film-based packaging (bags, peelable pouches, vacuum packs, zipper packs, etc.) having become so popular for meat, poultry and seafood products, upgrading or adding a packaging line often involves a form/fill/seal (FFS) machine.
If you made a list of packaging types where you are most likely to see the most interesting ideas, I would wager casings would be nowhere near the top.