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Welcome to the largest PACK EXPO Las Vegas since it’s inception, where you’ll find nearly 1,000,000 sq ft worth of packaging and processing innovations on display from more than 2,000 exhibiting suppliers and vendors. The size and scale of a show like this can be overwhelming, so take it from Dave and me, two veteran PACK EXPO show-goers: Use all the tools at your disposal to get the most out of your Las Vegas experience.
Start right here. First things first—you’re holding in your hand a comprehensive show guide. Flip to the Quick Facts on page 6 for bite-sized descriptions of what’s new and exciting at the show. A cross section of industry vertical deep dives focusing on food and beverage can be found starting on page 10. Use them to whet your appetite for the more than 40 vertical industries represented at PACK EXPO Las Vegas. On page 20, we get into more detail about all sorts of new initiatives, like PACK EXPO’s expanding sustainability commitment through all facets of the show. The interactive Sustainability Central exhibit and helpful PACK EXPO Green designation for suppliers and sessions are just two recent examples of PMMI’s endeavors in this vein. Also, learn about tried-and-true favorites like Innovation Stages and The Forum. On page 26, you can use your smartphone to scan QR codes for the latest, up-to-date schedules of those Innovation Stages, Forum discussions, and more. Exhibitor lists start on page 28, with a specialized selection of some of our favorites who helped to support this issue. An exhaustive, alphabetical list starts on page 30. And finally, on page 38, find company profiles and detailed information about exhibiting suppliers with whom you might just find yourself doing business.
Put your smartphone to work. If you haven’t already, download the PACK EXPO Las Vegas Mobile App to your smartphone. That way, you’ll have a pocket-sized mission control at your fingertips throughout your Las Vegas experience. Then, on your phone, laptop, computer, or any device, visit www.packexpolasvegas.com. There you can view floor plans, search exhibitors by keyword or product category, schedule meetings in advance with exhibitors, and more. To keep track of all the new additions as well as old favorites, attendees can use My Show Planner to check the schedule of booth activities, add itinerary sessions, and plan routes around the show floor. The best part? If you create a plan of attack with My Show Planner, it will automatically sync to the PACK EXPO Las Vegas App. All of those online tools are available on the App, too. Pretty cool, eh?
Plan ahead and get organized. Armed with this Showcase and My Show Planner, start prioritizing what you want to see, who you want to visit, and where their booths are located. It’s always a tall order to make back-to-back-to-back visits at three distant corners of the show floor—remember it’s almost a million square feet. You’re bound to bank more than your daily allotment steps into your smart watch regardless, so you might as well take it easy on yourself by using these tools to approach the show strategically. The many pavilions at PACK EXPO Las Vegas are a big help in this regard, since they concentrate similar topics and subject matter in physically close spaces. Again, you can plan it all with My Show Planner and carry it around with you in your pocket via smartphone.
Then, for a little while, go without a plan. At this point, you have a sound strategy and plan of attack to get the most out of the show. But be sure to build in some flex time at the show to wander and follow where your interests lead you. You never know when inspiration will strike, perhaps from a technology or innovation that’s completely outside of your industry or product range. Major events like PACK EXPO Las Vegas are melting pots that are at their best when there’s a healthy cross-pollination of ideas and strategies.
Dave and I look forward to seeing you there.
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PACK EXPO Las Vegas 2023 (Sept. 11-13; Las Vegas Convention Center) will be the largest, most comprehensive edition of this trade show since its inception, with 30,000 attendees expected to explore over 2,000 exhibitor solutions spanning nearly 1,000,000 net square feet of exhibit space.
Produced by PMMI, The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies, PACK EXPO Las Vegas is the premier destination to witness cutting-edge packaging and processing solutions, with suppliers showcasing diverse innovations for more than 40 vertical markets making it the most all-inclusive packaging and processing show in North America this year.
Show attendees will see machinery in action, discover the latest materials, hear from experts, experience innovations firsthand, gain insights into critical industry trends and discover solutions they didn’t know existed. Walking the PACK EXPO Las Vegas show floor is an eye-opening and educational experience that will expand knowledge and networks for professional growth. Attendees will gain insight from 100+ educational sessions, talk to suppliers and participate in the Forum’s roundtables, and feed off the energy of nearly 30,000 industry peers engaging and sharing ideas. There is nothing like PACK EXPO Las Vegas. To learn more and to register, visit packexpolasvegas.com.
•Sustainability Stage: Attendees will hear from industry experts on a range of packaging sustainability topics and receive expertise on making their brands more sustainable in the future. Located in the North Hall, Booth N-9967.
•Industry Speaks Stage: Experts from the PACK EXPO Partner Program, covering multiple industry verticals, will address the latest hot topics and industry trends such as sustainability, remote access, supply chain solutions, augmented reality, and operational efficiency. Located in the Central Hall, Booth C-1141.
•The Logistics Pavilion: New at PACK EXPO Las Vegas! Logistics is a crucial part of the product journey from manufacturer to consumer — and among the top five searches on the PACK EXPO website. With the boom in e-commerce, The Logistics Pavilion in the North Hall will be the place to find targeted solutions related to the supply chain, including warehousing, fulfillment, distribution logistics services, and transportation providers.
•The Healthcare Packaging Pavilion: New format, same great destination. Life sciences is an important focus for PACK EXPO Las Vegas, and this “show within a show” on the lower level of the South Hall will houseinnovations for pharmaceuticals, biopharmaceuticals, nutraceuticals, and medical devices.
•Sustainability Central: This show floor destination takes an expansive look into packaging sustainability and what it means to brands, including expert speakers, interactive content, and a look at actionable sustainable solutions in manufacturing, materials, and design. Located in the North Hall, Booth N-9455.
•The Processing Zone: In today’s manufacturing environment, processing and packaging are coming together as an integrated system, making it more important than ever to bring both packaging and processing solutions under one roof. The Processing Zone, which is double the size that is was in 2021, supports the integration of processing and packaging, a key function in the manufacturing environment. It is a great place to start your search for front-of-the-line solutions such as homogenizing, heat treating, forming/sizing, and coating. Within The Processing Zone at PACK EXPO Las Vegas, visitors will discover solutions to help increase efficiency, achieve total system integration, and ensure employee safety.
•The PACKage Printing Pavilion in the North Hall will focus on the advantages of digital printing, showcasing the latest
in cost-effective solutions for smart, short-run, on-demand, variable data, and personalized packaging.
•The Containers and Materials Pavilion will display the latest innovations in paperboard, glass, metal, plastic, flexible, and resealable packaging, as well as containers and materials. Located in the North Hall.
•The Reusable Packaging Pavilion, sponsored by the Reusable Packaging Association, will present sustainable packaging solutions to help reduce waste, cut costs, and gain supply chain efficiency. Explore reusable transport packaging products and services and see innovative reuse solutions. The Reusable Packaging Learning Center will be located within this pavilion at South Upper Hall, Booth SU-8000.
•The Confectionery Pavilion will feature the latest trends relating to aeration, batch refining, shaping, cluster production, and other candy-making technologies. Sponsored by the National Confectionery Association (NCA), this pavilion provides an opportunity for attendees to network and gain valuable insights. Come and recharge at the Candy Bar Lounge, located in South Upper Hall, Booth SU-7201, sponsored by Syntegon Packaging Technology, hosted by NCA.
•The Workforce Development Pavilion: This is a one-stop shop for resources to strengthen the workforce. Learn about PMMI U offerings, including popular training workshops, and meet students interested in careers in the industry. Located in North Hall, Booths N-9000–N-9026.
•Association Partner Pavilion: The PACK EXPO Partner Program connects attendees to leading associations from all segments of packaging and processing. Located in Central Hall, Booths C-1145–C-1354.
•Innovation Stages are free, 30-minute seminars on breakthrough technologies and best practices presented each day by suppliers and subject matter experts. No registration is required; stop by and discover the latest innovations. Located in Central Hall, Booths C-2051, C-2058, C-2151.
•The Processing Innovation Stage, located at N-10511, will offer free show-floor education focusing on the latest breakthroughs in processing. No registration is required; anyone can attend when convenient and learn something new.
•The Forum, a growing staple in the PACK EXPO portfolio of trade shows, will return to PACK EXPO Las Vegas with its interactive industry knowledge exchange. The Forum offers free, 45-minute learning sessions on the latest industry
trends, including hands-on activities, small group discussions, and Q&A. Located in Central Hall, Booth C-2158. Leading organizations holding interactive sessions at The Forum include the OpX Leadership Network, CPA, The Association for Contract Packagers and Manufacturers, The Organization for Machine Automation and Control (OMAC), and PMMI Business Intelligence.
•The Technology Excellence Awards recognize exhibitors’ brand-new innovations never displayed at a PACK EXPO trade show. All registered attendees are eligible to vote for favorites among the finalists selected in specific market segments including Food/Beverage, General Packaging & Processing, Personal Care/Pharma and Sustainability.
•At The Reusable Packaging Learning Center, located within the Reusable Packaging Pavilion, hear from experts on strategies to implement a reusable packaging system that can improve material-handling performance, reduce operating costs, create new economic values, and lower the environmental impacts of your supply chain. Located in South Upper Hall, Booth SU-8000.
• The Showcase of Packaging Innovations® is an attendee favorite that will display award-nominated packaging solutions. Located in The Containers and Materials Pavilion in North Hall, Booth N-9550. Sponsored by WestRock.
•PACK gives BACK™ — Private “O™” by Cirque du Soleil® Performance benefitting the PMMI Education Foundation: PACK gives BACK features an all-new format this year. Jumpstart the PACK EXPO Las Vegas 2023 show on Sunday evening, September 10, by gathering with colleagues and customers to enjoy a private performance of “O” by Cirque du Soleil at the Bellagio Hotel & Casino. Rockwell Automation is the title sponsor and proceeds benefit the PMMI Education Foundation. Tickets are available for single purchase or in blocks of 10 and, include general admission seating and drinks/snacks at the theater. Visit pwgo.to/8030 to learn more or purchase tickets. Sponsored by Rockwell Automation.
PACK EXPO Las Vegas offers programs and activities aimed at getting students excited about careers in packaging and processing.
•Future Innovators Robotics Showcase, Sponsored by Bastian Solutions
Robotics teams from Las Vegas area high schools bring in robots they have designed and built and show them in action. Come watch these fun demonstrations and feel free to ask questions. Located at N-9769.
•Amazing Packaging Race returns to PACK EXPO Las Vegas. It’s an event that provides firsthand experiences with several career possibilities in the packaging and processing industry. Teams from colleges, trade schools, and universities across the U.S. race around the PACK EXPO Las Vegas show floor to complete tasks or solve problems at the booths of participating exhibitors. Stop by booth N-9026 and meet our 2022 PACK Challenge champions from Waterford Union High School and see their winning filler machine. Looking to get involved? Information on the 2024 competition and the upcoming Chicago-area qualifying event where finalists will be selected will also be available. Sponsored by Emerson Discrete Automation.
•Career Link: CareerLink LIVE is an opportunity for PMMI, CPA and IoPP members – and Consumer Packages Goods companies – to connect with students pursuing careers in packaging at PACK EXPO Las Vegas. Registration at pwgo.to/8038.
•First-Time Attendee Networking Reception: This event will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 12, from 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. in Room S-220. If this is your first-time attending PACK EXPO, you’re with a start-up company or have an emerging brand and you are looking for solutions for to improve your business, you are invited to the First-Time Attendee Networking Reception. Make connections with like-minded professionals, talk shop and kick back for the day. Sponsored by ProMach.
•Young Professionals Networking Event: The Young Professionals Network (pwgo.to/8039) will host a networking reception at Topgolf Las Vegas, located at the MGM Grand, on Monday, September 11, from 7:00 p.m. –10:00 p.m. Sponsored by Beckhoff Automation, LLC.
•Ask the Experts: The Ask the Experts program is an additional attendee resource offered on-site at PACK EXPO Las Vegas and serves as an extension of the PACK Match Program. Ask the Experts will be located in the Central Hall and South Lower Hall Lobbies and will be staffed by experienced packaging or processing industry executives. Attendees will receive expert guidance on finding the right packaging or processing solutions to address their specific challenges.
•First-Time Attendee Lounge: If this is your first time at a PACK EXPO event and you are at the show to find products and solutions for your business, stop by the First-Time Attendee Lounge and get assistance on how to navigate the show, access product locators, talk to experienced show staff, and attend beginner-type sessions from industry experts. Or, simply relax and recharge here to help maximize your time at the show. Your “First-Time Attendee” badge is your access pass. Open during show hours. Located in South Building, Room S-220. Sponsored by ProMach.
Now an annual fixture in the PACK EXPO Showcase, Vertical Perspectives is a collaboration with six of Packaging World’s editorial counterparts at food market publisher Sosland, plus our own PMMI Media Group sister publication ProFood World. Each of these columns takes the pulse of a food-related industry that relies on packaging operations. Packaging cuts across all of these verticals—from diary to pet food, or from bakery to beverage—so what affects them is bound to affect us in packaging operations directly downstream. That’s why folks like me, with more of a packaging-centric perspective, find these editors’ insights so valuable.
For instance, it appears that there’s a new challenger in the usual triumvirate of major trends affecting food. For several years now—at least since the dawn of the COVID era—this collective of industry experts has described a three-pronged trend landscape that centered on supply chain issues, sustainability efforts, and the shifting balance between labor and automation. Well, sustainability goals and the workforce/automation paradigm remain top of mind. But as supply chain disruption has eased over the past year, inflation has taken its place as a new change agent in the sector.
Of course, food producers aren’t responsible for inflation. They’re merely passing along the rising cost of ingredients, labor, and operations to remain afloat. But according to Keith Nunes at Food Business News, this pass along of costs is having an impact on consumer behavior. Ultimately, food isn’t a discretionary cost—people need to eat, so that means cutting down on other areas of discretionary spending to keep up with rising food costs.
But it’s not just a simple spending power tradeoff of food for video games or sneakers. Both Josh Sosland of Milling & Baking News and Joel Crews of Meat+Poultry identify changing consumer behaviors within food, as well. In grain-based foods, Sosland cites the reversal of a years’ long growth trend in premium and super-premium branded breads, and a corresponding uptick in less expensive private label and store brand breads. Crews points to declining demand for exports, and domestically, a decreasing demand for premium meat and poultry products. Consumers are shifting their dollars around even within food segments as they adapt to higher prices.
Inflation is hitting the pet industry, too. But according to Kimberlie Clyma of Pet Food Processing, pet owners—many of whom are relatively new to pet ownership after adopting an animal during the pandemic—remain willing to pay more for Fido’s premium treats and foods even as they’re more spendthrift with their own food choices.
As the effects of inflation-based consumer sentiment ripple through markets, food producers ready themselves for the “Factory of the Future” by investing in digitalization, robotics, and automation. In many ways, this is a natural outgrowth of scarce and unreliable labor. And meanwhile, as we packaging-centric folks well know, sustainability remains a major driver of investment and innovation. Though packaging may have hit its limits in optimization, it appears that low-hanging fruit remains for reducing food waste, reducing energy, water, and air inputs, and streamlining food processing operations. Parallel automation and robotics installations, with their new AI and machine learning optimization and continuous improvement capabilities, should help to make strides in that department.
–Matt Reynolds, Chief Editor, Packaging World
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There are several significant trends within the food and beverage space right now—continuing inflation, supply chain constraints, increasing need for automation, sustainability efforts—but perhaps none is more prevalent than the discussion surrounding food waste and how to curb its expansion.
Each year, billions of pounds of good food are wasted. Whether it’s crops that never get harvested or food left to expire at home or in restaurants, there are any number of reasons that food doesn’t make it into the mouths of an increasing number of people facing food insecurity. Everybody up and down the supply chain—from the farmer to the consumer—has a role to play in reducing food waste.
We recently saw a success out of Bob’s Red Mill, which won a Sustainability Excellence in Manufacturing Award (SEMA) this year from ProFood World for zeroing in specifically on a food waste problem in its production process. For a pilot on one of its grain lines in Milwaukie, Ore., the company made a relatively simple adjustment to the conveyor to reduce grain spillover—thereby reducing its wasted food per pound on that line by more than 70%.
From a food manufacturer’s perspective, it’s not always in the production process where food waste occurs. It could be looked at from several angles—creating formulations or using technologies (high-pressure processing or aseptic processing, say) that enable longer shelf life for perishable goods, optimizing shipping routes from supplier to processor to retail, rethinking the packaging that might keep that food fresher for longer, and improving labeling practices, to name a few.
Of course, reducing food waste is just one part of the larger discussion of sustainability. Having recently completed the judging of our SEMAs, sustainability is fairly top of mind around here. But then, sustainability has become top of mind for a lot of food and beverage producers these days.
They’re being held more and more accountable by consumers to be transparent, ambitious, and successful when it comes to their environmental agendas. But they also know that many of those sustainability projects—reducing energy, water, materials, food waste, and more—are going to pay for themselves in relatively short amount of time. The Bob’s Red Mill project mentioned above—a
suggestion made by a production line worker—paid for itself in grain savings almost immediately.
PMMI, The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies, clearly sees sustainability as an important topic throughout industry. Debuting Sustainability Central at PACK EXPO Las Vegas this year, the association will team with partners, vendors, and exhibitors to showcase a wide range of sustainability-related content.
That kind of collaboration in the sustainability space is a common theme. We’ve seen time and time again typically competitive relationships among companies loosen up when it comes to the topic of environmental innovation. This is a pre-competitive space where people are truly looking to lift all the boats with the rising tide.
As I write this, Russia has pulled out of the grain export deal it made last July, which allowed Ukraine to safely export its grains from its Black Sea ports. With Ukraine being a key supplier of the world’s grain, this is a move that could further worsen food insecurity issues around the globe and aggravate existing inflation concerns.
When ProFood World looked at how inflation was affecting the food and beverage industry last fall, it was clear that consumers were feeling the pinch. Shoppers were already looking for ways to save money, 60% of those surveyed by Vericast searching for discounts and deals to offset the inflation. Retailers and consumers were also starting to push back against higher prices for goods—and against practices like “shrinkflation,” in which brands kept prices the same while shrinking the size or volume of the package.
As Keith Nunes notes in his Food Business News report on page 15, the continued progression of price increases is affecting purchasing patterns among consumers. They’re reducing their spending on products—particularly certain product categories that they see as more expensive—and changing their meal plans along the way.
All of these trends are interrelated, and food and beverage producers throughout the industry will need to find new ways to adapt, to work together, and to come up with plans to address new demands in a changing world.
Labor remains the driving force for consumer packaged goods (CPG) companies to automate their packaging departments, according to the “2022 Future of Automation” study from PMMI. The labor shortage is a significant driver for automating operations, according to 60% of the CPGs that responded. When asked if labor shortages were impacting their companies, 90% reported labor was somewhat or extremely impacting their companies. And when compared to other challenges such as rising costs, skills and knowledge gaps in the workforce were cited as the ones most companies expected to be a long-term problem.
With two-thirds of survey respondents reporting a semi-manual or manual packaging department, it’s no wonder CPGs are willing to bite the bullet and invest in automation at the end of their production lines.
When looking at the baking industry specifically, Baking & Snack’s annual capital spending study reflected similar findings this year. Compared with 2022, fewer baking industry executives in the 2023 study listed “decreasing labor costs” and “making accommodations for a lack of labor” as the key reasons for making capital spending decisions. However, about half of respondents still listed these goals as one of their top two priorities for capital spending for 2023. Even more telling is that 75% of baking companies said they planned to spend dollars on equipment in their packaging department in 2023. Second to packaging was mixing at 58%, a significant gap. As baking companies juggle rising material costs, increasing demand for their products, and a persisting workforce gap, packaging remains the department they see as holding the most promise for alleviating their stress through automation.
This reality was made evident during Baking & Snack’s recent visit to Flowers Baking to see the latest production line for Dave’s Killer Bread (DKB). The production line was designed with the goal of producing the most amount of bread with the least amount of costs, specifically labor costs, notes Robert Benton, recently retired executive vice president of network optimization for Flowers Foods. What resulted was the most automated DKB production line in Flowers Foods’ facility network to date, and the packaging department is no exception. Each of the packaging department’s four lines have the flexibility
to handle both single-bagged and double-bagged formats. AMF Versa Loaders on each line orient the products into trays. This task alone would require five to six people per line. Today, only one person monitors these machines in addition to other tasks.
Flowers Foods is one example of what baking companies can do when they have the space and capital available to fully automate. Not only do other bakeries have to contend with space and capital limitations, but they can also be restricted by the amount of product variations. The sheer number of changeovers between pack sizes and formats can make it difficult for bakeries to transition away from labor-heavy operations.
PMMI’s study showed that, for nearly half of the CPGs in the U.S., floorspace is a limiting factor in their ability to automate. The association’s report also singled out flexibility as a continuing issue in light of the pandemic, revealing how critical it is for CPGs to remain nimble to market changes. And while cost and time were the biggest barriers to automation (65% and 59%, respectively), rising labor costs are increasingly closing that gap.
While most baking companies might not have the capital spending budget of the second largest baking company in the U.S., technology has become increasingly accessible from both a budgetary and training standpoint. According to PMMI’s study, 48% of CPGs said they are planning to begin using collaborative robots (cobots) in the next three years; 35% are already using them. When PMMI asked survey respondents to what degree robots and cobots can address labor shortages in plants, more than 70% thought robots could have a moderate to significant impact, while about 50% thought cobots could have only a small benefit. This finding seems to indicate that CPG facilities are more likely to invest in robotic solutions to overcome labor issues.
Robotics will be a necessary part of the solution for Flowers Foods’ future, according to Benton. “We use robotics for a three-man job, and now we have one person that works three lines and has multiple jobs,” he says. “The future for us is a focus on robotics. We have to.”
Dairy processors in the U.S. and beyond are aware of the impact of sustainability on the dairy sector and the ongoing efforts to produce products that are respectful to the resources, land, animals, and people involved. In recent years, there has been increasing pressure on dairy companies to demonstrate greater environmental stewardship and social responsibility. This comes at a time when the business case for sustainable operations grows stronger every year.
Over the past 75 years, U.S. dairy production has made significant reductions in water and land use while drastically reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. But consumers and investors want more from the industry.
According to Morning Consult, a decision intelligence company, consumers rank food and beverage as one of the most important industries when it comes to environmental impact, but many are unable to articulate what makes a product in the category sustainable. The company surveyed more than 2,000 U.S. consumers about their attitudes, behaviors, and expectations around sustainability. The food and beverage industry came second when respondents were asked to select the sector in which sustainability is most important.
Despite the relative importance of sustainability, at least a quarter of consumers said they don’t know what makes a food or beverage product sustainable. However, one thing that consumers are familiar with is packaging. Disposing of packaging in an environmentally friendly way or reducing packaging altogether was a common response when describing what it means for a food and beverage brand to be sustainable.
Even with the knowledge gap, consumers are more concerned about what companies are doing to reduce their environmental impact than their own personal actions. Food waste created by restaurants, grocery stores, and manufacturers topped their list of concerns.
As the dairy industry strives to make sustainable production the standard, leaders in the industry also understand simply getting started can be a lot to take on for many companies. Driven by those consumer and industry expectations, every step in the process of developing a dairy package is being scrutinized to ensure it is produced responsibly.
Creating packaging that promotes a circular economy requires creative innovation as well as consumer engagement to ensure a continuous
supply of post-consumer recycled content. Creating a circular economy goes beyond the packaging and starts at the source of the materials, this involves ensuring the materials a company uses are sourced as much as possible from renewable sources.
Beyond packaging, processors are creating sustainability initiatives to tackle carbon emissions head on and effectively control energy use and manage other resources within their plants.
In the third quarter of 2022, the International Dairy Foods Association (IDFA) and McKinsey & Company, a global management consulting firm, jointly surveyed more than 100 executives and leaders of companies in the dairy industry about their strategic priorities for the coming year. Of the executives surveyed, 37% cited “transforming the business to become more environmentally sustainable” as a top three strategic priority for their company.
The sizable minority of executives who rated sustainability transformations as a top priority exist in a broader pool of support for environmental, social, and governance (ESG) values. Out of the survey sample, 75% of executives said they have a sustainability strategy or an ESG strategy (or both). Of those, 72% have a board or leadership that actively oversees their sustainability programs, and 67% have allocated funds to these programs. In the previous year’s survey, only 57% of companies said they were investing resources to align their business with their sustainability goals.
Respondents said investor pressures and regulatory requirements are less important than customer demand, but they still drive sustainability for processors, with 28% and 23% of companies citing these as top three motivators, respectively.
Enhancing processing facilities by treating and reusing wastewater, installing LED lighting, and retrofitting sensors to monitor water use are just a few of the proactive steps some processors have taken to rein in energy use. Investing in a manufacturing execution system (MES) can also help reduce a plant’s carbon footprint by providing real-time feedback on process performance and tracking energy usage.
With many advancements already in development, continued innovation is needed to meet future sustainability goals. Forthcoming innovations will need to be more than just product-driven, but also done in partnership with the whole supply chain. This will involve collaboration with municipalities, legislators, suppliers, manufacturers, and consumers.
Newton’s Third Law states that for every action in nature there is an equal and opposite reaction. The same may be true in economics, and food and beverage manufacturers are experiencing the effects of consumers reacting to higher prices.
While 2021 and 2022 could be defined by the supply chain disruptions that challenged just about every food and beverage manufacturer, 2023 might be defined instead by inflation and the impact the steady progression of price increases taken by companies the past few years has had on consumer purchasing patterns.
The 2023 U.S. Grocery Shoppers Trends report from FMI, The Food Industry Association, found that among shoppers who expressed concern about grocery prices, 94% said they have changed their spending habits. While prices were unlikely to cause a consumer to shift entirely out of a product category, nearly 70% reported changing their meal plans or choosing an alternative item in response to increased product prices.
“Our national survey reveals persistent consumer concern about food and beverage prices, as the weekly spend for groceries increased in late 2022 and early in 2023,” says Leslie G. Sarasin, president and CEO of FMI. “To address higher prices, shoppers are visiting more stores and seeking deals to stretch their dollars but are now less likely to cut back on the number of items purchased compared to six months or a year ago.”
More than three-fourths (78%) of consumers plan to or already have reduced overall spending on products due to inflation, and 75% of those consumers reported their reason for reducing spending is higher food costs, according to Circana, a Chicago-based market research firm.
“Consumers need to eat no matter what and will adapt to higher food costs by finding lower-cost options or cutting back on discretionary spending, and that’s what we’re seeing play out now,” says Darren Seifer, food and beverage industry analyst at Circana.
It is against this backdrop that companies like General Mills are adapting. “We know from spending time with consumers that they are increasingly cautious about their financial future,” said Jeffrey L. Harmening, chairman, president,
and CEO of General Mills, this past June. “This caution could have an impact on their at-home vs. away-from-home food choices, the channels they shop, and the brands they choose, making it even more important for us to continue to invest in our remarkable products, innovation, and marketing that keep our brands relevant for consumers.”
Rising prices often prompt some consumers to make trade-offs. Higher-income shoppers, for example, might shift from shopping at specialty retailers to more mainstream outlets, while lower income shoppers might trade down from branded to private label options, buy smaller package sizes, or buy fewer items altogether.
Manufacturers are responding by improving the value proposition of established products through price/pack architecture or by introducing value-oriented lines. McCormick delivered “value innovation” during the fourth quarter of 2022 with the introduction of 10 spices sold under the Lawry’s brand and priced where the company perceives the category opening price point to be. Kroger introduced its private label brand Smart Way, which includes canned vegetables, bread, juices, and other staples for consumers focused on affordability, according to the company.
Uncertainty has dominated the marketplace for the past four years, with the height of the COVID-19 pandemic giving way to supply chain disruptions and now the first significant period of global inflation in the past 40 years. Each event has buffeted manufacturers and consumers alike and brought about change.
A positive sign is that the rate of inflation is easing, and even more positive is that the supply chain challenges of the past few years are lessening and allowing food and beverage marketers to invest more broadly in innovation, marketing, and promotions, as well as category management. It is welcome that the crisis management mentality of the past four years is giving way to some form of normalcy. Now the goal of every manufacturer must be to better understand and define that new normal.
April showers might bring May flowers, but January, February, and March sprouted some financial weeds for some of the meat and poultry processing industry’s most prominent companies. In the post-COVID era, most companies were more than ready to put supply-chain challenges, plant closures, lockdowns, and foodservice shutdowns behind them and move forward with business strategies that reflect the new realities of the meat and poultry processing industry. But moving forward has not been without speed bumps, and new headwinds are posing challenges.
Early 2023 fiscal reports from companies like Tyson Foods, JBS, Hormel Foods, and Seaboard reflected the headwinds facing most of the industry’s processors.
Inflation, declining demand for exports and domestically for premium products, higher ingredient costs, and operational inefficiencies were some of the common themes in many companies’ conference calls to discuss financial results in the first half of the year.
When announcing a loss of $97 million in the fiscal second quarter last month, Donnie King, Tyson’s president and CEO, said a slow start to the year was expected. In early 2022, the company cut costs significantly, including closing its corporate offices in South Dakota and Chicago to consolidate those workers in Arkansas. It was well documented earlier this year when the company announced plans to close two processing plants and downsized its corporate workforce by 10% and laid off 15% of its senior leadership.
“We knew Q2 was going to be challenging and it was,” King told financial analysts on a May 8 conference call. “I’ve never seen this highly unusual situation for beef, pork, and chicken,” he added, noting that all three business segments were experiencing challenges at the same time, which is hardly the norm.
Days later, Gilberto Tomazoni, global CEO of JBS, said that his company had experienced similar hardships on a global basis. “In the last 12 years during which we already had a global platform, this is the first quarter that we have faced adversities in almost all countries where we operate,” he said.
In the short term, the industry looks forward to input costs easing, more favorable livestock costs, and increasing demand for U.S. meat and poultry products to its export markets. As for domestic product demand, meat and poultry companies happily welcomed the spring and warmer summer months, providing a seasonal boost in sales at meat departments across the country. Each year, Memorial Day signals the unofficial kickoff to outdoor cooking season, an uptick in retail meat sales, and a flurry of summer-themed menu additions at quick-service and full-service restaurants, resulting in more meat and poultry demand.
Meanwhile, the industry’s leading companies are navigating through the current headwinds and planning for the months and years ahead by implementing new equipment technologies and data-focused production strategies. Look no further than Cargill rolling out its “Factory of the Future” initiative systemwide, which was the focus of Meat+Poultry’s June cover story. Cargill’s investment in automating and digitizing its meat plants will top $100 million in 2023 and total $700 million in the next three years, according to the company. Industry-leading companies like Cargill are preparing for the future by investing in technology, digitizing operations, focusing on data analytics, and implementing automation and robotics to remain competitive in today’s market.
Other companies have seen the writing on the wall, too, and are spending millions to equip their plants for the future. “We continue to invest in automation and digital capabilities with opportunities to improve our yield. We now have 50 debone lines that are fully automated,” Tyson’s King said on the conference call. “And we continue to build our digital capabilities, operating at scale with digitally enabled standard operating procedures and utilizing data, automation, and AI tech for decision-making.” Tyson’s investments in automation over the next three years are expected to top more than $1.3 billion.
While processors are accustomed to navigating cyclical economic and market volatilities, it is encouraging to see the industry’s stalwarts planting seeds of technology for the future.
An inflationary environment has created challenges across the entire U.S. economy and food industry over the past year, but in recent months higher prices have posed particular difficulties for grain-based foods.
For the most part, inflation has been a widespread problem in the food sector. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) for all food at home was up more than 5% from a year earlier in about 20 straight months. Before October 2021 when monthly food inflation first topped 5%, it had been nearly 10 years, January 2012, since the figure topped 5% for even a single month. Before easing in March, prices for food at home were up 10% or more than the year-earlier figure for 12 straight months—the worst bout of food inflation since the 1970s.
Especially recently, inflation for grain-based foods has been steeper than has been the case for other food categories. In May 2023, the CPI for bread was up 13.4% from a year earlier. Cracker prices were up 12.4%, and cookies 11%. The double-digit increases compared with an overall food inflation rate of 6.7%, or 5.8% for food at home. The comprehensive inflation rate during the month was 4%. Among other major categories, the year-to-year change for meat prices was 0.4%; dairy products, 4.6%; and fruits and vegetables, 2.7%. Helping propel grain-based foods prices higher were strong trends in baking ingredient costs, as demonstrated in sharply higher CPI figures for flour and prepared mixes, up 17%; fats and oils, up 11.8%; and sugar and sweets, up 10.2%.
Higher flour prices reflected difficulties growers have experienced over the past three years producing hard red winter wheat, the principal wheat class used for bread production. Average crop size over the past three years through 2023 (using the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s June forecast) was 647 million bushels, reflecting three successive poor crops. The three-year average was the smallest of any three at least since 1984 and compares with average annual production over the past 40 years of 903 million bushels.
The difficulties have not been evident when looking at top-line figures from baking companies. Total center store bread sales in the year ended Feb. 26 were $10.12 billion, up 12% from a year earlier,
according to data from Circana OmniMarket (the recently adopted name of the merged IRI and NPD data collection businesses). The jump in dollar sales reflected a 13.2% increase in the price per unit for sliced bread, to $3.19. Unit sales of bread were 3.2 billion, down 1.5%.
While premium and super premium bread has been gaining market share steadily in recent years, a reversal occurred over the past year. In center store sandwich bread, private label was the big winner, according to the Circana data. Private label unit sales were 754 million, up 4% from the previous year. The gain in private label represents a reversal from the previous several years when sales of store brands fell consistently. For example, unit sales of private label were down 12.2% in the year ended Feb. 20, 2022. Private label sales were down 6.7% the year before that.
Meanwhile, unit sales over the past year were lower for all but one of the largest U.S. baking companies, with decreases ranging from 2.2% to 7.9%. In the case of the nation’s three largest bakers, Grupo Bimbo was down 2.3%; Flowers Foods was down 4%; and Campbell Soup’s Pepperidge Farm business was down 4%.
The effects of the higher costs and the shift to private label were evident in financial results at Flowers Foods. In the company’s most recent quarter, its earnings were down 17% from the year before. The company’s adjusted EBITDA margin was 9.8%, down 170 basis points from its 2022 first quarter. “Comparisons were impacted by input cost inflation, partially offset by inflation-driven pricing actions, lower employee compensation expense, and reduced outside purchases of product,” says R. Steve Kinsey, chief financial officer.
The largest baking company in the U.S., Bimbo Bakeries USA held its own in the first quarter ended March 31. Though the business’s operating income was down 30%, adjusted EBITDA was up 4.8% and its adjusted EBITDA margin was flat.
Pet food and treat sales continue to represent the highest spend category in total pet industry sales, or 42.5% ($58.1 billion) of total industry sales. According to the American Pet Products Association’s (APPA) 2022 State of the Industry data, total pet industry sales topped $136.8 billion in 2022, representing an increase of 10.8% from 2021. This includes pet food and treats, veterinary care and products, supplies, live animals, over-the-counter (OTC) medications, and other services.
“Pet spending in 2022 was up nearly 11% from the previous year,” says Peter Scott, president and CEO of APPA. “While we outperformed our 2022 forecast, we know this increase can be attributed in large part to higher than anticipated inflation, and we expect spending will follow a similar trajectory and remain steady in 2023. Along those same lines, we saw pet ownership normalize and return to pre-pandemic levels, which is not surprising given the uptick we saw in pet acquisition as a result of the pandemic.”
Hand in hand with this data is evidence that more and more households—86.9 million in the U.S.—own at least one pet. APPA’s 2023-2024 National Pet Owners Survey revealed that 50% of U.S. households owned at least one dog in 2022, and 35% owned at least one cat. This pet ownership is reflected equally among younger and older generations; for the first time, APPA reported, the number of Gen Z and Millennial pet owners equals the number of Gen X and Baby Boomer pet owners across the country.
Pet ownership among the two youngest generations rose steadily from 2018 to 2022. According to APPA, 11% of Gen Z owned a pet in 2018, which rose to 14% in 2020 and 16% in 2022. Additionally, 31% of Millennials owned a pet in 2018, which rose to 32% in 2020 and 33% in 2022.
Despite ongoing inflationary pressures on spending, pet owners are willing to spend more for certain product attributes when shopping for pet food and treats, according APPA’s survey. These attributes include products made in the U.S. (60% of pet owners), brand name products (55%), ethically sourced pet products (52%), eco-friendly products (49%), and BPA-free products (49%).
Other pet food attributes that make their way into
pet owners’ shopping carts include non-GMO (17% of dog owners and 15% of cat owners), environmentally friendly packaging (11% of dog owners and 14% of cat owners), human-grade ingredients (14% of dog owners and 12% of cat owners), clean label ingredients (10% of dog owners and 12% of cat owners), and functional ingredients (12% of dog owners and 11% of cat owners).
With an increasing number of pet parents and a growing number of pet and treat formulations on the market, pet food and treat processing operations are continuing to proliferate with more and more new plant builds and facility expansions each year.
Notable investments and expansions include: Identity Pet Nutrition relocated its headquarters from Denver to Windsor, Colo., in early 2023; PetDine invested $11.7 million in a new facility in Windsor to add 50,000 sq ft of pre- and post-production space to its existing plant; Hill’s Pet Nutrition announced plans to relocate its global and U.S. headquarters to Overland Park, Kan., in late 2023; Freshpet broke ground in March on the expansion of its Ennis, Texas, manufacturing facility; General Mills-owned Blue Buffalo also broke ground on an expansion in March to add 169,000 sq ft to its Richmond, Ind., plant; and Mid America Pet Food cut the ribbon on its new $40 million, 115,000-sq-ft facility in Mount Pleasant, Texas.
On the supplier side, DSM announced May 1 plans to construct a premix plant for the pet food industry in Tonganoxie, Kan., which should be fully operational by early 2025; ingredient supplier Anchor Ingredients officially broke ground in June on a new transload and ingredient processing facility in Richmond, Ind.; and Hillenbrand announced May 24 it has entered an agreement to acquire Schenck Process Food and Performance Materials (FPM) from Blackstone for $730 million.
If prognosticators are right, the pet food industry’s growth will continue as pet ownership increases and more pet food and treat formulations are developed to feed everyone’s favorite four-legged companions.
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PACK EXPO Las Vegas 2023 will be the largest and most comprehensive edition in its history. Experience in-person an unmatched breadth of new technologies and innovations, this time with a special focus on sustainability.
SEPTEMBER 11-13, 2023
Las Vegas Convention Center
Las Vegas, Nev.
Registration Pricing: Get ready to experience a show floor like you’ve never seen at PACK EXPO Las Vegas—the largest show ever. Registration is $130. You can attend the PACK gives BACK™ Cirque du Soleil event Sponsored by Rockwell Automation, for an additional fee (more on page 222). Why Register? PACK EXPO Las Vegas registration is a great value. Your badge gives you access to:
• More that 2,000 packaging and processing solutions suppliers
• Personal show planner called “My Show Planner” that lets you customize your experience
• 100-plus free educational sessions, such as at the Innovation Stages, the Processing Innovation Stage, the Sustainability Stage, The Forum, or Industry Speaks sessions, with on-demand access to sessions after the show
• Special exhibits such as Sustainability Central, an interactive exhibit examining packaging’s essential role in sustainability, recycling, and a circular economy—including forward-thinking presentations from industry thought leaders
• Networking on the show floor and select events, including the Young Professionals Networking Reception Sponsored by Beckhoff Automation, Booth SL-6335, the Packaging and Processing Women’s Leadership Network Breakfast, the FirstTime Attendee Networking Reception Sponsored by ProMach, Booth C-3222, and more
Please note: No one under the age of 14 is permitted on the show floor.
PACK EXPO Las Vegas 2023 (Sept. 11-13, Las Vegas Convention Center) will be the largest, most comprehensive edition of this trade show since its inception, with 30,000 attendees expected to explore over 2,000 exhibitor solutions spanning nearly 1,000,000 net sq ft of exhibit space.
Produced by PMMI, PACK EXPO Las Vegas is the premier destination to witness cutting-edge packaging and processing solutions, with suppliers showcasing diverse innovations for more than 40 vertical markets, making it the most inclusive packaging and processing show in North America this year.
“Our industry is stronger than ever and positioned for unprecedented growth, making the connections and innovations that come from a world-class trade show more crucial than ever,” says Jim Pittas, president and CEO, PMMI. “PACK EXPO Las Vegas offers unrivaled opportunities to explore and learn about packaging and processing solutions. It is the best place to gain market-trend insights, forge relationships, and see the latest technologies—all in one place.”
Show attendees will see machinery in action, learn about the latest materials, hear from experts, experience innovations rsthand, gain insights into critical industry trends, and discover solutions they didn’t know existed. Walking the PACK EXPO Las Vegas show oor is an eye-opening and educational experience that will expand knowledge and networks for professional growth. Attendees will gain insight from 100-plus educational sessions, talk to suppliers, participate in The Forum’s roundtables, and feed off the energy of nearly 30,000 industry peers engaging and sharing ideas. There is nothing like PACK EXPO Las Vegas. Visit www.packexpolasvegas.com to learn more, search suppliers, register, and plan your visit to the show.
PACK EXPO is strengthening its sustainability commitment through all facets of the show, with support from of cial Sustainability Partner Dow. Through targeted show features, increased recycling, and improving processes on the show oor, every PACK EXPO stakeholder is working together to create a more sustainable world.
PACK EXPO Las Vegas 2023 is highlighting the importance of sustainability in the industry. As part of its commitment to sustainability, show producer PMMI, along with its partners, vendors, and exhibitors, are working together to create actionable sustainable solutions in manufac-
sessions focused on sustainability. Visit pwgo.to/8024 to learn more about the program.
• Reusable Packaging Pavilion
The Reusable Packaging Association, Booth SU-8000, will once again sponsor the Reusable Packaging Pavilion, featuring exhibitors offering reusable transport packaging to help attendees move their products ef ciently, effectively, and sustainably. Located in the South Upper Hall.
• Reusable Packaging Learning Center
turing, materials, and design, as well as through improved processes on the show oor. Debuting at PACK EXPO Las Vegas this year, Sustainability Central will take an expansive look into packaging sustainability and what it means to brands, including expert speakers, interactive content, and a look at actionable sustainable solutions in manufacturing, materials, recovery, logistics, analytics, and design. Located in the North Hall, Booth N-9455.
At the Sustainability Stage, located within Sustainability Central, attendees will hear from industry experts on a range of packaging sustainability topics and learn how to make their brands more sustainable. Located in the North Hall, Booth N-9455. Scan the QR code on page 224 for the latest schedule of speakers.
The PACK EXPO Sustainability Commitment and accompanying PACK EXPO Green icon identi es exhibiting companies that provide sustainable solutions via new materials, technology, or strategies, such as sustainable processes and machines, renewable and biodegradable packaging, source reduction and lightweighting, recyclable and recycled-content materials, or innovations that reduce carbon footprint. Additionally, educational sessions that have a sustainability focus will also be identi ed with this icon. Look for companies that offer sustainable solutions by seeking out the PACK EXPO Green Icon. They also will be highlighted by the PACK EXPO Green Icon in the Exhibitor Directory at pwgo.to/8025, where you can see the growing list of sustainable solution suppliers that will help advance your company’s sustainability goals. And look for the PACK EXPO Green Icon to highlight educational
Located within the Reusable Packaging Pavilion, at the Reusable Packaging Learning Center you will hear from experts on strategies to implement a reusable packaging system that can improve material-handling performance, reduce operating costs, create new economic values, and lower the environmental impacts of your supply chain. Located in South Upper Hall, Booth SU-8000. Scan the QR code on page 224 for the latest schedule of speakers.
• Sustainability Solutions Finder
PMMI Media Group has created the PACK EXPO Sustainability Solutions Finder, a targeted curated list of sustainable solutions exhibitors will be displaying at the show. Visit pwgo.to/8022 to learn more. Exhibitors can participate in a post-show donation program, bene ting local organizations in the Las Vegas area, by donating any unwanted food, electronics, or booth materials. PMMI also will donate or recycle any remaining carpet after the show.
• Industry Speaks Stage
Experts from the PACK EXPO Partner Program, covering multiple industry verticals, will address the latest hot topics and industry trends such as sustainability, remote access, supply chain solutions, augmented reality, and operational ef ciency. Located in the Central Hall, Booth C-1141. Scan the QR code on page 224 for the latest schedule of speakers.
• The Logistics Pavilion
This Pavilion is new at PACK EXPO Las Vegas. Logistics is a crucial part of the product journey from manu-
facturer to consumer—and among the top ve searches on the PACK EXPO website. With the boom in e-commerce, the Logistics Pavilion in the North Hall will be the place to nd targeted solutions related to the supply chain, including warehousing, ful llment, distribution logistics services, and transportation providers.
Now housed in a new format, the Healthcare Packaging Pavilion is same great destination. Life sciences is an important focus for PACK EXPO Las Vegas, and this “show within a show” on the lower level of the South Hall will houseinnovations for pharmaceuticals, biopharmaceuticals, nutraceuticals, and medical devices.
• Innovation Stages
Now tried-and-true PACK EXPO favorites, the Innovation Stages are free, 30-minute seminars on breakthrough technologies and best practices presented each day by suppliers and subject matter experts. No registration is required; stop by and discover the latest innovations. Located in Central Hall, Booths C-2051, C-2058, C-2151.
The Technology Excellence Awards are back at PACK EXPO Las Vegas 2023, and PMMI needs your help to select winners. The awards recognize innovative technology, developed by exhibitors, that has not previously been shown in the PACK EXPO family of events. Voting will take place live, starting when the show opens on Sept. 11 through Sept. 12, via the official show mobile app (more on page 220) or online. Attendees are encouraged to visit the finalists’ booths and check out the technologies for themselves, then vote for their favorite.
The Technology Excellence Awards 2023 Finalists are as follows:
• Aneko Emsys. Designed specifically for the beverage industry to simply and quickly empty all kinds of concentrated liquids contained in drums, barrels, or jerricans. Aneko, Booth N-10165
• Precision Servo Tech for HPP. System brings a smart, efficient High Pressure Processing pump system to the market via servo. JBT Corporation, Booth SL-6349
• QUANTM Electric Diaphragm Pump. A departure from air-operated double diaphragm (AODD), these new pumps are designed to provide efficiency gains over traditional pneumatic pumps. Graco, Inc., Booth N-10634
• AI-Enabled Augmented Reality. Leveraging granular data sets quickly and accurately produces recommendations and results, transforming good solutions into great ones. HarpakULMA Packaging, Booth SL-6188, SL-6101
• DairySeal featuring ClearCor. An advanced PET barrier gives dairy and similar products a new shelf presence, along with ecobenefits. Amcor Rigid Packaging, Booth SU-7244, SU-7254
• SOMIC 434 Case Packer. The modular machine concept is based on fixed-function groups consisting of proven, standardized mechatronic groups, and uses Rockwell ArmorKinetix. Somic Packaging, Inc., Booth SL-6172
• Child-Resistant, Reclosable, High-Barrier Pouch. Replace rigid containers across many categories including beverages, baby food, and shelf stable meals, with a high barrier. Amcor Healthcare Packaging, Booth SL-6635
• CXV Global SmartFactory LineClearance Assistant. Uses a network of fixed-position cameras that are deployed across the entire line, covering the risky and hard-to-reach areas of the line. Xyntek, A CXV Global Company, SL-6185
• PEWO-pack 600 Stretchwrapper. High-speed stretch bundler for sustainable films operates up to 180 bottles/min with flexible handling for most consumer products. Pester USA Inc., Booth SL-6726
• Recycle-Ready Sachet. Metallized polyolefin material for lamination gives barrier properties like multi-material foil laminations while designing for recyclability. Amcor Healthcare Packaging, Booth SL-6635
• IMA Ilapak Delta OF-360 X. Run any film—from paperbased to laminations to recyclable mono-materials—with a onebutton changeover. IMA North America, Booth C-3200, C-3400
• SprayPET Revolution. This 100% recyclable all-PET polymer aerosol is entirely metal-free, including the valve. Plastipak Packaging, Booth N-9357
Join the Packaging & Processing Women’s Leadership Network (PPWLN) for a conversation with award-winning entrepreneur and reality TV show Dragon’s Den judge Manjit Minhas. She’ll talk about what it takes to defy the odds and thrive in an industry dominated by men. A petroleum engineering student turned beer baroness, at age 19 Manjit co-founded Minhas Breweries, Distilleries and Wineries—becoming the youngest brewery owner in the world. It’s now the 10th largest brewery in North America. Manjit also is a venture capitalist and the star of Canada’s Dragon’s Den, where she coaches and often invests in entrepreneurs. In a conversation with her during PPWLN’s breakfast event, Brewing Success: How Manjit Minhas turned an idea into a Beer Empire, Minhas will share the story of how she broke into the notoriously competitive beer and spirits industry, and offer advice on ways to conquer obstacles and live the life of your dreams. This networking breakfast takes place Tuesday, Sept. 12, at 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. in room N-247. Visit pwgo.to/8028 to learn more and register.
Sponsored by BW Packaging, Emerson, ID Technology, Morrison Container Handling Solutions, Septimatech Group, SMC Corporation of America, WestRock, and PowHer, a ProMach Women’s Resource Group. PW
The Processing Innovation Stage, located at N-10511, will offer free show- oor education focusing on the latest breakthroughs in processing. No registration is required; anyone can attend when convenient and learn something new.
Scan the QR code on page 224 for the latest schedule of speakers at both the Innovation Stages and the Processing Innovation Stage.
• The Forum
A growing staple in the PACK EXPO portfolio of trade shows, The Forum will return to PACK EXPO Las Vegas with its interactive industry knowledge exchange. The Forum offers free, 45-minute learning sessions on the latest industry trends, including hands-on activities, small group discussions, and Q&A. Located in Central Hall, Booth C-2158. Leading organizations holding interactive sessions at The Forum include:
• OpX Leadership Network
• CPA, The Association for Contract Packagers and Manufacturers
• The Organization for Machine Automation and Control (OMAC)
• PMMI Business Intelligence
• The Showcase of Packaging Innovations
This attendee-favorite will display award-nominated packaging solutions. Located in The Containers and Materials Pavilion in North Hall, Booth N-9550. Sponsored by WestRock, Booth C-2023.
• The Processing Zone
In today’s manufacturing environment, processing and packaging are coming together as an integrated system, making it more important than ever to bring both packaging and processing solutions under one roof. The Processing Zone, which is double the size that is was in 2021, supports the integration of processing and packaging, a key function in the manufacturing environment. It is a great place to start your search for front-of-the-line solutions such as homogenizing, heat treating, forming/sizing, and coating. Within The Processing Zone at PACK EXPO Las Vegas, visitors will discover solutions to help increase ef ciency, achieve total system integration, and ensure employee safety.
• The PACKage Printing Pavilion
Located in the North Hall, the PACKage Printing Pavilion will focus on the advantages of digital printing, showcasing the latest in cost-effective solutions for smart, short-run, on-demand, variable data, and personalized packaging.
Here you will nd the latest innovations in paperboard, glass, metal, plastic, exible, and resealable packaging, as well as containers and materials. Located in the North Hall.
• The Reusable Packaging Pavilion
We mentioned this earlier among the show’s sustainability features, but it bears repeating here among other pavilions. Sponsored by the Reusable Packaging Association, the Reusable Packaging Pavilion will present sustainable packaging solutions to help reduce waste, cut costs, and gain supply chain ef ciency. Explore reusable transport packaging products and services and see innovative reuse solutions. The Reusable Packaging Learning Center will be located within this pavilion at South Upper Hall, Booth SU-8000.
• The Confectionery Pavilion
Here you will learn about the latest trends relating to aeration, batch re ning, shaping, cluster production, and other candy-making technologies. Sponsored by the National Confectionery Association (NCA), this pavilion provides an opportunity for attendees to network and gain valuable insights. Come and recharge at the Candy Bar Lounge (located in South Upper Hall, Booth SU-7201), sponsored by Syntegon Packaging Technology, Booth C-2800, hosted by NCA.
Download the PACK EXPO Las Vegas Mobile App sponsored by ProMach, booth C-3222, to your smartphone in advance of the show to start developing your show plans.
• Free to download and use
• Search exhibitors, products, and sessions
• If you created a plan for the show via My Show Planner (more below), your saved information will sync to the Mobile App
PMMI is offering popular training workshops in Las Vegas to coincide with PACK EXPO Las Vegas 2023:
• Risk Assessment Workshop, Sept. 9-10
• Certified Trainer Workshop, Sept. 11-12
• Fundamentals of Field Service Workshop, Sept. 11-12
Visit pwgo.to/8026 to register for or login to PMMI U, then browse through these workshops to register. PW
• The Workforce Development Pavilion
This is a one-stop shop for resources to strengthen the workforce. Learn about PMMI U offerings, including popular training workshops, and meet students interested in careers in the industry. Located in North Hall, Booths N-9000 to N-9026.
• Association Partner Pavilion
The PACK EXPO Partner Program connects attendees to leading associations from all segments of packaging and processing. Located in Central Hall, Booths C-1145 to C-1354.
PACK EXPO Las Vegas offers programs and activities aimed at getting students excited about careers in packaging and processing.
• Future Innovators Robotics Showcase
Robotics teams from Las Vegas area high schools bring in robots they have designed and built and show them in action. Come watch these fun demonstrations and feel free to ask questions. Located at Booth N-9769. Sponsored by Bastian Solutions, Booth N-10343.
The Amazing Packaging Race
Attendees should also visit www.packexpolasvegas.com where they can view floor plans, search exhibitors by keyword or product category, schedule meetings in advance with exhibitors, and more. To keep track of all the new additions as well as old favorites, attendees can use My Show Planner to check the schedule of booth activities, add itinerary sessions, and plan routes around the show floor. PW
The Amazing Packaging Race returns to PACK EXPO Las Vegas. This event provides rsthand experiences with several career possibilities in the packaging and processing industry. Teams from colleges, trade schools, and universities across the U.S. race around the PACK EXPO Las Vegas show oor to complete tasks or solve problems at the booths of participating exhibitors. Sponsored by Emerson Discrete Automation, Booth SL-6107.
• Career Link
CareerLink LIVE is an opportunity for PMMI, CPA, and IoPP members—along with CPGs—to connect with students pursuing careers in packaging at PACK EXPO Las Vegas. Visit pwgo.to/8029 to register.
• Qualifying for the PACK Challenge
Interested in getting involved or competing in the PACK Challenge in Chicago next year? Stop by booth N-9026 to meet PMMI’s 2022 PACK Challenge champions from Waterford Union High School, and see their winning ller machine. Information on the 2024 competition and the upcoming Chicago-area qualifying event where nalists will be selected will also be available.
• PACK gives BACK visits Cirque du Soleil
PACK gives BACKTM features an all-new format this year. Jumpstart the PACK EXPO Las Vegas 2023 show on Sunday evening, Sept. 10, by gathering with colleagues and customers to enjoy a private performance of “O™” by Cirque du Soleil®at the Bellagio Hotel & Casino. Rockwell Automation, Booth SL-6127, is the title sponsor and proceeds
The Emerging Brands Summit is back and will take place on Sunday, Sept, 10, prior to the start of PACK EXPO Las Vegas, at the Westgate Resort & Casino. Extend your stay in Las Vegas and experience this one-day event specifically designed for fast-growing brands in
bene t the PMMI Education Foundation. Tickets are available for single purchase for $95 each or in blocks of 10 for $855. The price includes general admission seating and drinks/snacks at the theater. Visit pwgo. to/8030 for more information and to reserve your spot.
If this is your rst time at a PACK EXPO event and you are at the show to nd products and solutions for your business, stop by the First-Time Attendee Lounge and get assistance on how to navigate the show, access product locators, talk to experienced show staff and attend beginner type sessions from industry experts. Or, simply relax and recharge here to help maximize your time at the show. Your “First-Time Attendee” badge is your access pass.
Open during show hours. Located in South Building, Room S-220. Sponsored by ProMach, Booth C-3222.
the $1M to $20M+ revenue range seeking to scale their manufacturing operations. With educational sessions, panel discussions, and networking opportunities with industry experts, contract manufacturers, and leading packaging and processing suppliers, you’ll gain valuable insights into scaling your brand. Plus, one exceptional brand will be awarded a $50,000 grant to assist with the purchase of packaging or processing machinery for their or their co-man’s facility. Maximize your time and expand your knowledge by attending both events. Visit pwgo.to/7699 to learn more. PW
The Young Professionals Network will host a networking reception at Topgolf Las Vegas, located at the MGM Grand, on Monday, Sept. 11, from 7:00 p.m to 10:00 p.m. Sponsored by Beckhoff Automation, Booth SL-6335. Visit pwgo.to/8031 for more information.
The Ask the Experts program is an additional attendee resource offered on-site at PACK EXPO Las Vegas and serves as an extension of the PACK Match Program. Ask the Experts will be located in the Central Hall and South Lower Hall Lobbies and will be staffed by experienced packaging or processing industry executives. Attendees will receive expert guidance on nding the right packaging or processing solutions to address their speci c challenges. PW
Innovation Stage: Get a heads up on industry developments with up-to-the-minute content. Learn about breakthroughs and discoveries, new products, and best practices during fast-paced, 30-minute seminars presented on three stages addressing dozens of topics.
Processing Innovation Stage: Find out about the latest breakthroughs in food and beverage processing, including food safety, HPP, sustainability, cleaning and more in 30-minute seminars. Content is targeted to food and beverage manufacturers.
The Forum: Enjoy a rare opportunity to discuss common issues and collaborate on solutions with peers from other companies. These 45-minute sessions kick off with a short introduction to the topic by a moderator before participants break into roundtables.
Sponsored by
Reusable Packaging Learning Center: Learn about incorporating reusable assets for the transport and handling of goods into your supply chain reusables, increasing its sustainability and efficiency. Hear directly from suppliers and users of reusable packaging systems about topics such as logistics, intelligent supply chains, value assessment and more.
Industry Speaks: Hear from those who have their pulse on the industry. Leading associations will discuss the latest hot topics affecting the packaging and processing community. Topics range from the implications of present and future packaging policies, envisioning the future of food manufacturing facilities, to the business case for SLAM solution in e-commerce fulfillment. The panel will also shed light on the factors driving interest in the contract packaging and manufacturing industry.
Sustainability Stage: Hear from industry experts on a range of packaging sustainability topics and receive actionable advice on how to make your brand more sustainable. Listen in on these sessions located in Sustainability Central, a new, must-see destination aimed to help guide you through a complete understanding on how to achieve packaging sustainability and what the means for your brand.
ADHESIVE APPLICATION
BAUMER HHS
C-5603
VIBAC AMERICAS
N-11231
BAG & POUCH FILL/ SEAL (PRE-MADE)
ALLIEDFLEX TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
SL-5931
FORMOST FUJI CORPORATION
C-4000
MAMATA ENTERPRISES, INC.
C-4542
MATRIX PACKAGING
MACHINERY, INC.
C-2825
BULK HANDLING/ FILLING EQUIPMENT
COLUMBIA/OKURA
C-2838
HAVER & BOECKER USA, INC.
SL-6135
YAMATO CORPORATION
SL-5949
VAC-U-MAX
SU-7260
CARTONING
BAUMER HHS
C-5603
CAMA NORTH AMERICA
C-5542
ECONOCORP, INC.
C-4422
JLS AUTOMATION
SL-6156
PMI KYOTO
C-4036
ROTZINGER
SU-7113
SCHUBERT NORTH AMERICA
LLC
SL-6820
SERPA PACKAGING SOLUTIONS
C-3433
TRIANGLE PACKAGE MACHINERY CO.
C-2614
VALCRO MELTON
C-2141
CASE ERECT/SEAL
BAUMER HHS
C-5603
EASTEY
C-5200
ECONOCORP, INC.
C-4422
FALLAS AUTOMATION, INC.
C-4214
VIBAC AMERICAS
N-11231
WEXXAR BEL
C-3825
CASE/TRAY PACKING
AMBAFLEX, INC.
C-5238
BRENTON
C-3822
CAMA NORTH AMERICA
C-5542
ECONOCORP, INC.
C-4422
FALLAS AUTOMATION, INC.
C-4214
FOCKE & CO
C-4629
GARVEY CORPORATION
C-1555
JLS AUTOMATION
SL-6156
PMI KYOTO
C-4036
QUEST INDUSTRIAL, LLC
C-3425
SCHNEIDER PACKAGING EQUIPMENT CO., INC.
C-2223
SERPA PACKAGING
SOLUTIONS
C-3433
VALCRO MELTON
C-2141
CODING/MARKING
BESTCODE
SU-7808
DOMINO AMJET, INC.
C-1614
EBS INK JET SYSTEMS USA, INC.
N-9537
ID TECHNOLOGY
C-3414
SQUID INK MANUFACTURING, INC.
C-5000
WEBER PACKAGING SOLUTIONS, INC.
C-2430
CONTROLS, MACHINE COMPONENTS & SOFTWARE
BECKHOFF AUTOMATION LLC
SL-6335
ENCODER PRODUCTS COMPANY
SL-6008
LENZE AMERICAS
C-4803
SIEMENS INDUSTRY/ SERVICES
SL-6351
WEIDMÜLLER, USA
SU-7438
ZEBRA TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION
N-9703
CONVEYING & ACCUMULATION
DORNER
C-1455
GARVEY CORPORATION
C-1555
MODULAR CONVEYOR EXPRESS
C-2214
NERCON CONVEYOR SYSTEMS
C-2214
ORION PACKAGING SYSTEMS
C-3222
PHOENIX WRAPPERS
C-2223
ROTZINGER
SU-7113
RYSON INTERNATIONAL INC.
C-4736
SPANTECH, LLC
SL-6125
VAC-U-MAX
SU-7260
VDG (VAN DER GRAAF)
SU-8025
FEEDING/INSERTING/ UNSCRAMBLING
GARVEY CORPORATION
C-1555
FILLING/CAPPING, DRY
OPTIMA MACHINERY CORPORATION
C--3103
PROSYS FILL LLC
C-2638
SPEE-DEE PACKAGING MACHINERY, INC.
C-4809
FILLING/CAPPING, LIQUID & VISCOUS
HAVER & BOECKER USA, INC.
SL-6135
LAUB/HUNT PACKAGING SYSTEMS
C-1521
OPTIMA MACHINERY CORPORATION
C--3103
FLOW WRAPPING
BROTHER USA MACHINERY LLC
SU-7217
FORMOST FUJI CORPORATION
C-4000
SCHUBERT NORTH AMERICA LLC
SL-6820
FORM/FILL/SEAL - HORIZONTAL ALLIEDFLEX TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
SL-5931
FORMOST FUJI CORPORATION
C-4000
MAMATA ENTERPRISES, INC.
C-4542
OPTIMA MACHINERY CORPORATION
C-3103
TEXWRAP
C-3625
FORM/FILL/SEAL -VERTICAL ALLIEDFLEX TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
SL-5931
BROTHER USA MACHINERY LLC
SU-7217
HEAT AND CONTROL, INC.
C-1623
MAMATA ENTERPRISES, INC.
C-4542
MATRIX PACKAGING MACHINERY, INC.
C-2825
TRIANGLE PACKAGE MACHINERY CO.
C-2614
INSPECT/ VISION/TESTING/ CHECKWEIGH/X-RAY
HEAT AND CONTROL, INC.
C-1623
SPEE-DEE PACKAGING MACHINERY, INC.
C-4809
TELEDYNE TAPTONE C-4300
WIPOTEC
SU-8027
YAMATO CORPORATION
SL-5949
ZEBRA TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION
N-9703
LABELING
AMERICAN FILM & MACHINERY
C-5200
BESTCODE
SU-7808
CTM LABELING SYSTEMS
SL-6324
DOMINO AMJET, INC.
C-1614
ID TECHNOLOGY
C-3414
LABEL-AIRE
C-2109
PROSYS FILL LLC
C-2638
QUADREL LABELING SYSTEMS
C-1655
SLEEVE SEAL, LLC
C-4840
SQUID INK
MANUFACTURING, INC.
C-5000
WEBER PACKAGING
SOLUTIONS, INC.
C-2430
ZEBRA TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION
N-9703
MATERIAL HANDLING
BECKHOFF AUTOMATION
LLC
SL-6335
DORNER
C-1455
QUEST INDUSTRIAL, LLC
C-3425
REHRIG PACIFIC COMPANY
SU-7901
RYSON INTERNATIONAL INC.
C-4736
SPANTECH, LLC
SL-6125
VAC-U-MAX
SU-7260
VDG (VAN DER GRAAF)
SU-8025
YASKAWA AMERICA, INC.,
MOTOMAN ROBOTICS
DIVISION
C-4044
MULTIPACKING/SHRINK BUNDLING/BANDING
EASTEY
C-5200
PAKTECH
C-4003
TEXWRAP
C-3625
PALLETIZING/ DEPALLETIZING
BRENTON
C-3822
COLUMBIA MACHINE, INC.
C-2838
COLUMBIA/OKURA
C-2838
HAVER & BOECKER USA, INC.
SL-6135
ORION PACKAGING SYSTEMS
C-3222
QUEST INDUSTRIAL, LLC
C-3425
SCHNEIDER PACKAGING EQUIPMENT CO., INC.
C-2223
YASKAWA AMERICA, INC., MOTOMAN ROBOTICS DIVISION
C-4044
ROBOTICS
BECKHOFF AUTOMATION LLC
SL-6335
CAMA NORTH AMERICA
C-5542
COLUMBIA MACHINE, INC.
C-2838
COLUMBIA/OKURA
C-2838
FALLAS AUTOMATION, INC.
C-4214
JLS AUTOMATION
SL-6156
PMI KYOTO
C-4036
ROTZINGER
SU-7113
SCHNEIDER PACKAGING EQUIPMENT CO., INC.
C-2223
SCHUBERT NORTH AMERICA LLC
SL-6820
YASKAWA AMERICA, INC., MOTOMAN ROBOTICS DIVISION
C-4044
SHRINK WRAPPING
EASTEY
C-5200
RENNCO LLC
C-3633
TEXWRAP
C-3625
STRETCH WRAPPING/ PALLET LOAD STABILIZATION
ORION PACKAGING SYSTEMS
C-3222
PHOENIX WRAPPERS
C-2223
TAMPER-EVIDENT MACHINERY
AMERICAN FILM & MACHINERY
C-5200
SLEEVE SEAL, LLC
C-4840
WIPOTEC
SU-8027
THERMOFORM/ FILL/SEAL
MULTIVAC, INC.
SL-6325
TRAY LIDDING/SEALING
MULTIVAC, INC.
SL-6325
WEXXAR BEL
C-3825
WEIGHING/ COMBINATION SCALES
HEAT AND CONTROL, INC.
C-1623
TRIANGLE PACKAGE MACHINERY CO.
C-2614
WIPOTEC
SU-8027
YAMATO CORPORATION
SL-5949
ADHESIVES/TAPE
VALCRO MELTON
C-2141
VIBAC AMERICAS
N-11231
FLEXIBLE PACKAGING
MULTIVAC, INC.
SL-6325
SIEMENS INDUSTRY/ SERVICES
SL-6351
LABELS
AMERICAN FILM & MACHINERY
C-5200
ID TECHNOLOGY
C-3414
WEBER PACKAGING
SOLUTIONS, INC.
C-2430
MULTIPACKS/ HANDLES/CARRIERS
PAKTECH
C-4003
PROTECTIVE/ TRANSPORT PACKAGING
AMBAFLEX, INC.
C-5238
FOCKE & CO
C-4629
RETAIL DISPLAY PACKAGING
AMBAFLEX, INC.
C-5238
FOCKE & CO
C-4629
REUSABLE TRANSPORT PACKAGING BINS, CRATES, PALLETS, ETC.)
REHRIG PACIFIC COMPANY
SU-7901
E-COMMERCE
DORNER
C-1455
RENNCO LLC
C-3633
RYSON INTERNATIONAL INC.
C-4736
WEXXAR BEL
C-3825
LIFE SCIENCES
PROSYS FILL LLC
C-2638
LOGISTICS
REHRIG PACIFIC COMPANY SU-7901
PACKAGE DESIGN
METSA BOARD AMERICAS N-9216
PACKAGING LINE INTEGRATION
PHOENIX WRAPPERS
C-2223
SLEEVE SEAL, LLC
C-4840
SPANTECH, LLC
SL-6125
SOFTWARE WEIDMÜLLER, USA
SU-7438
BESTCODE
SU-7808
COLUMBIA MACHINE, INC.
C-2838
DOMINO AMJET, INC.
C-1614
METSA BOARD AMERICAS
N-9216
PAKTECH
C-4003
SIEMENS INDUSTRY/ SERVICES
SL-6351
Exhibitor list as of July 25th 2023
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ALFT Packaging Company (pvt) Ltd N-9634
ARMOR-IIMAK N-9744
Beckhoff Automation LLC SL-6335
3-A Sanitary Standards, Inc. C-1353
3CK Srl SL-6851
3M C-3243
3M - Scotch™ Brand Package Protection N-9306
48forty Solutions, LLC SU-8208
A
A & B Packing Equipment, Inc. N-10944
A&D Inspection N-10214
A. B. Sealer, Inc. SL-5805
AAA20 GROUP LLC SU-7875
Aagard SL-5914
Aaron Engineered Process Equipment LLC SL-6759
Aasted North America SU-7129
ABC Compressors USA, LLC. SU-7277
A-B-C Packaging Machine Corp. C-2000
ABM By Prodex, LLC N-11324
ABM Equipment N-10162
ABOX Automation Corp. 25910
ABP DUNNAGE AIRBAG INC N-9350
ABY Plastik AMBALAJ VE
Enerji Sanayi Ticaret A.S. SU-7155
Acasi Machinery Inc SU-7467
Accent Label Automation SL-6763
Accu Tech USA SU-7979
Accura Pharmaquip Pvt. Limited SL-6846
Accurate Box Company, Inc N-9635
Accutek Packaging Equipment Co., Inc. C-2535
Ace Pack Co., Ltd. N-11306
ACHEM Industry America, Inc. SU-7377
ACMA C-4400
Acorn Pulp Group N-9243
ACSIS, Inc. SU-8301
Actionpaq Corporation SU-7258
ADCO Manufacturing C-1605
Addverb N-10024
ADE, Inc. SL-6738
Adfast SU-7193
Adherex Group N-10905
Adhesive Products Inc. C-4642
Adhesive Technologies, Inc. SU-7386
Admix, Inc. SU-7837
Advanced Equipment Inc. N-10537
Advanced Food Equipment, LLC (AFE) N-10738
Advanced Manufacturing Technology C-5611
Advanced Optowave Corporation N-11120
Advanced Poly-Packaging, Inc. C-1641
Advantage Machinery C-1662
Advantage Puck Technologies, LLC C-5633
Advent Label Applicator Co., Inc. C-1632
Aeol Pack SU-8368
Aero Business Solutions Pvt Ltd N-11312
Aerocom Systems, Inc. N-11042
Aerolam Decoratives LLP SU-8220
AES Packaging Solutions, Inc SU-7858
Aesus Packaging Systems Inc. C-1652
AFA Systems Ltd. C-5214
AFC Materials Group SU-7772
Afinia Label N-9615
AGC Heat Transfer Inc. N-10516
AGR International, Inc. SU-7459
Agropac Pvt Ltd N-9746
AIC / Muller USA SL-6553
AIM North America SU-8306
AIR P&C Inc. SL-6557
Air Sea USA N-11216
Airgain SU-8401
Airguard Packaging N-9211
Airlite Plastics Co N-9325
Airnov Healthcare Packaging SL-6516
Airtac USA Corporation SU-7578
Alco Printing & Packaging N-10044
Alconox Inc. SL-6920
ALEMO d.o.o. SU-7894
Alfa Laval, Inc. N-10412
Algus Packaging Inc. C-3643
Alkon Corporation N-10152
All Packaging Machinery Corp. C-3709
Allen Field Company, Inc. SU-8313
All-Fill, Inc. C-1823
Alliance Plastics SU-8074
Alliance Rubber Company SU-8436
ALLIEDFLEX Technologies, Inc. SL-5931
Allpac Worldwide Inc. SU-8453
Allpax Products C-3214
Allstrap Steel & Poly Strapping Systems LLC SL-5803
Alltrista Plastics LLC SL-6835
ALNA Packaging Co N-9059 ALOE Group, LLC N-11133
ALPMA USA SU-7240
Alro Steel & Plastics N-9402
Altech Corporation SU-7585
Alum-A-Lift Inc. SU-7946
Amax Chemical SL-6186
AmbaFlex, Inc. C-5238
Amcor Flexibles North America SU-7244
Amcor Flexibles North America SU-7254
Amcor Healthcare Packaging SL-6635
Amcor Rigid Packaging SU-7244
Amcor Rigid Packaging SU-7254
American Cutting Edge SU-8449
American Film & Machinery C-5200b
American Holt Corp. SL-5909
American International Electric, Inc. SU-7868
American Mechanical & Manufacturing SL-6158
American Packaging Machinery, Inc. C-2637
American Sleeve Technology C-5530
American-Newlong, Inc. SU-8046
AmeriPak, LLC SL-6859
Ameripen C-1151
AMERISCEND SL-6859
AmeriVacS N-11036
AMETEK MOCON SL-6853
AMF Bakery Systems SL-6380
Ampco Pumps Company N-10341
AMS Filling Systems, Inc. C-2006
AMVT LLC N-10438
Anchor Packaging N-9440
And America SU-8172
Andantex USA Inc. SL-6758
Aneko N-10165
Angle Tool Works Inc. SL-5922
Anova Innovations N-10866
Anritsu - Product Inspection & Detection SL-6163
Antares Vision Group N-9729
Antonio Mengibar SU-8077
Anuga FoodTec C-1158
Anypack Packaging Technology Co., Ltd SL-6486
Aobo Environmental Technology (kunshan) Co., Ltd. SU-8480
AP Dataweigh Inc. SU-8161
Apackaging Group, LLC N-9120
Apex Filling Systems SU-7663
Apex Pro America SL-5985
API Heat Transfer Inc. N-10758
APLEX Technology Inc. SL-5879
Aplix, Inc. SU-7313
Apollo Industries N-11016
APPMA - Australian Packaging & Processing
Machinery Assn. C-1150
APPS Inc. C-5635
APS – Advanced Process Solutions N-10253
APS Packaging and Automation SU-8278
Aptean N-10902
Aquatherm N-10764
ARAN USA N-9213
Arbor Pak Co, Inc. N-11320
Arena Products, Inc. N-9321
ARGENTINA SU-8135
Aripack, Inc N-9230
AROL North America SL-6555
A-SAFE Inc. SU-8176
Ascend Packaging Systems, LLC SL-6741
ASD Turkish Packaging Manufacturers Association C-1145
Asia Eastern Media Company (Asia Package) SL-6937
AS-Interface Organization North America SL-6565
Asreader, Inc. SU-8303
Association For Roll-to-Roll Converters C-1351
AstraPouch N-9804
Astro Films - Ismail Industries Limited SU-7970
AstroNova Product Identification C-3106, SL-6517
AT Information Products, Inc. C-4243
Atkore N-10816
Atlanta Stretch Spa SL-6653
Atlantic Zeiser C-4400
Atlantium Technologies SU-7184
Atlas Copco N-10362
ATS Automation Tooling Systems Inc. C-5428
ATS Engineering Inc. SL-6238
Auger Fabrication, Inc. C-1733
Auger Manufacturing Specialists C-3608
Auk Industries SU-7495
AUM PAPER PRODUCTS PVT LTD N-9728
Austin Company N-10517
Auto Labe C-4209
AUTOCLAVES STERIBRU -TEINCO N-10654
Auto-Mate Technologies LLC C-2607a
Automatic Liquid
Packaging Solutions (ALPS) SL-6924
Automation & Robotics Solutions SU-7979
Automation World C-Lobby
Autonics SL-6748
Autonox Robotics LLC SL-5973
Avery Dennison Corporation N-11315
Avonflex Private Limited N-9255
AWL Automation LLC N-10010
AWS Bio-Pharma Technologies, LLC SL-6823
Axiflow Technologies, Inc N-10161
AXIM TECHNOLOGY N-11209
Axon C-3125
AYKUT GIDA AMBALAJ SAN.
VE TIC. LTD. STI. SU-8258
Aylward Enterprises, LLC SL-6703
AZCO Corporation C-1603
AZO, Inc. SU-8133
BB & B Plastics Inc. SU-8214
B&B Packaging Technologies SL-6563
B&R Industrial Automation Corp. C-4343
Backer Marathon, Inc. N-10664
Badger Paperboard SU-7613
Badger Plug Company SL-5856
Bainbridge Associates LLC SU-7329
Baker Perkins, Inc. SU-8039
Balcan Innovations Inc. N-11225
Balemaster N-10119
Balluff Inc. SL-6368
Bandall Inc SU-7796
Banner Engineering Corp. SL-5907
BAOJIALI NEW MATERIAL
(GUANGDONG) LTD N-9049
Barnum Mechanical Inc. N-11234
Barrington Packaging Systems Group SU-7588
Bartelt Packaging C-2833
BASF Corporation N-10927
Bastian Solutions N-10343
Batching Systems, Inc. C-2733
Baumer hhs C-5603
Baumer Ltd. N-10840
BAUSCH Advanced Technology Group SL-6622
BCast Stainless Products, LLC N-10449
Be Green Packaging LLC N-9337
Bedford Industries, Inc. SL-6409
Begert Stainless, Inc. N-10628
Beijer Electronics Inc. N-11237
Belco Packaging Systems, Inc. C-4900
Belden SL-6943
BellatRx Inc. C-5422
Bell-Mark Sales Company C-1602
Ben Clements and Sons, Inc. C-2439
Benchmark C-3814
BENOPLAST AS SU-7985
BERGAMI USA SL-6619
Bericap North America N-9250
beRobox SL-5978
Berran Industrial Group, Inc. SU-7844
Bertoli Homogenizers North America N-10625
BESSEN Corp. SL-6177
BestCode SU-7808
BestPack Packaging Systems SU-7474
BETEC N.v./s.A. SU-7215
BEUMER Group C-5622
Bevcorp LLC SL-6111
BFR Systems N-10834
Big Ass Fans N-10133
Big Joe Forklifts N-10028
Bihl+Wiedemann SL-6029
Bimba Manufacturing Company SL-6227
Binder USA, LP SU-8227
Biomist, Inc. N-10212
BIXOLON America Inc. N-9942
Bizerba USA, Inc. C-1560
Black Forest Packaging Solutions, LLC SL-6465
Blentech Corporation N-10742
BluePrint Automation (BPA) C-2043
Blumer (USA) Inc. SU-7122
BMG C-4742
BNP Media SU-7518
BNS KALIP MAKINE NAKLIYAT IMALAT
ITHALAT IHRACAT SAN. VE TIC SU-7158
BOBST N-9712
BOCCARD LIFE SCIENCES, Inc. N-10737
Bodolay Packaging Machinery C-3605
Bodycote S³P, Specialty
Stainless Steel Processes N-10711
BOGOPACK SAS N-11219
Boix Machinery USA LLC SU-7280
BOLONDI CLEANING HEADS S.N.C.
DI Manfredi Dante E Fabrizio. SL-6723
Bonar Plastics & Snyder Ibcs SU-8111
Bonset America Corporation SU-7646
Boox N-9113
BOPLAN USA INC SU-8288
Bosch Rexroth Corporation SL-5964
BOSHILE AUTOMATION SCIENECE & TECHNOLOGY (KUNSHAN) CO.,LTD SU-7791
Bostik, Inc. SL-6756
Boston Conveyor & Automation SU-7933
BOX Partners, LLC N-9448
BPI Equipment Inc SU-7192
Brabender SU-8367
Bradman Lake Inc. C-4836
Bramidan US Inc SU-7817
Brasfield & Gorrie N-10031
Bratney Companies SL-5808
Brawn Mixer N-10543
BRECOflex Co., L.L.C. SU-8353
Brenton C-3822
Brentwood Medical SL-6906
Brevetti Angela Srl SL-6851
Brevetti C.E.A. SL-6722
Brightly Software SL-6608
Brilliant Tin Box Manufacturing Co.,Ltd SU-8297
Brook + Whittle N-9633
Brother Mobile Solutions, Inc. C-1614
Brother USA Machinery LLC SU-7217
Brown International Corporation LLC N-10047
This alphabetical list of exhibitors is the perfect place to begin your show planning.
Bruker Corporation SU-7785
Bruns & Kings Solutions SU-8137
Budzar Industries, LLC N-10250
Buhler Inc SU-7208
BUNTING SL-6019
Burd & Fletcher Company, Inc. N-9314
Burkert Fluid Control Systems SU-7806
Burns & McDonnell SU-8060
Busch Vacuum Solutions SL-6258
Buskro Ltd. N-11031
Butler Automatic Inc. C-2731
BW Packaging C-1800
bXperts (BEXP) SL-6529
Bykowski Equipment Company N-10215
C
C&K PROPACK N-9205
cab Technology, Inc. N-9508
CABINPLANT INC. SU-7813
CABKA North America Inc N-9403
Cablevey Conveyors N-10211
Cablevey Conveyors N-10273
Caddis Systems SL-5881
Cadence, Inc. SU-7825
Cal Poly Packaging N-9004
CAM Packaging Systems SL-5819
CAM Packaging Systems SL-5825
Cama North America C-5542
Campbell Wrapper Corporation C-2625
Canapa Solutions / Paxiom C-5006
Canon U.S.A., Inc. N-9736
Capmatic Ltd. C-5206
Captiva Containers N-11138
Carbinite Metal Coatings N-10151
Carleton Helical Technologies C-2041
Carlo Gavazzi Inc. SL-6432
CARLSON ENGINEERING N-10848
Carr Lane Manufacturing SL-6387
CASSEL Inspection SL-6378
CAT Squared N-10761
Cavanna Packaging USA, Inc C-5219
CCS America Inc. SL-5852
CDA USA Inc. SL-6171
Cedarstone Industry N-10745
Celco SU-7979
Celplast Metallized Products Limited SL-5835
Central States Industrial-CSI N-10267
CES / Foodlogistik, U.S.A. N-10561
Cesur N-9157
CFL Industries SDN BHD N-11303
CFR – Custom Fabricating & Repair N-10253
CFT SpA N-10319
CGP Expal Inc. SL-6169
Change Parts, Inc. C-4614b
CHANGZHOU HUISU
QINYE PLASTIC GROUP SU-8491
Chantland MHS SL-6412
Charles Beseler Company C-5619
Chart Inc. C-2302
Charta Global Inc. N-9855
Charter Next Generation SU-8050
Chase-Logeman Corporation C-4636
Cheer Pack North America SU-7276
Chicago Tag & Label, Inc. N-9817
China Source Industry Co. Ltd. N-11331
Chubby Gorilla, Inc. N-9161
Cilicant Inc. SL-6732
CIMON Automation SL-5880
Circle Packaging Machinery Inc. C-2625
Citus Kalix SAS. C-4400
Ckdpack Inc. SU-8307
CL&D Graphics, Inc. C-3027
Clamco Packaging C-2520
Claranor SU-7870
Clariant SU-7786
Clayco, Inc. N-10116
CLE Can Lines Engineering C-3536
Clean Water Technology, Inc. N-10210
ClearBags SU-7771
Cleartec Packaging N-9300
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Cleveland Equipment N-10533
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Closed Loop Recycling SU-8444
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CMC Design-Build, Inc. SU-7604
CMES Robotics N-9925
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Codian Robotics C-5442
Coesia Group C-4400
COFOCE N-11034
Cognex Corporation SL-6133
Colamark USA SL-6963
Colbert Packaging Corporation SL-6833
Colborne Foodbotics, LLC SL-6331
Cold Pressure Council C-1153
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Collamat AG SU-8179
Colorcon No-Tox Products N-11230
Colordyne Technologies N-9657
Colormasters, LLC SU-8035
Colorware USA, Inc. N-9738
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Columbia Machine, Inc. C-2838
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Columbia/Okura LLC C-2838
Combi Packaging Systems LLC C-3343
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Compass Industrial Group, LLC C-2300
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Complete Inspection Systems Inc. C-3609
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Composite Can and Tube Institute (CCTI) C-1350
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Concetti North America SL-5808
Cone Drive N-10440
Conflex Incorporated C-3438
Consolidated Packaging Group N-9641
Consolidated Technologies Inc. C-5438
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Continental Western Corporation SU-7897
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Coperion & Coperion K-Tron SU-7641
Coppice Alupack Ltd N-11116
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Cousins Packaging Inc. C-3440
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Cozzoli Machine Company C-1741
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CPS Case Packing Systems SU-7579
Craemer US Corporation N-11129
CRB SU-7322
Creative Labels Inc N-9958
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Cresswood Shredding Machinery SL-5885
C-Sert Manufacturing LLC SU-7976
CSi Palletizing SU-8054
CT Pack USA SL-6472
CTK Research and Development
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CTM Labeling Systems SL-6324
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CVC Technologies SL-6831
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Dahmes Stainless Inc. N-10943
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DC PACK, INC. SU-7981
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DCI, Inc. SU-7801
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Decade Products, LLC SU-8033
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DENIZ PLASTIK GIDA
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Dennis Group N-10553
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Derco USA SL-5871
Deville Technologies, LLC SU-7263
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DIPCO SU-7805
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Diversified Plastics, Inc. SU-7411
Dixie Canner Company C-1518
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DMM Packaging, Inc. C-5639
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DONGGUAN WANHAO
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DONGGUAN XING NUO
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DONGGUAN XUTIAN
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Doran Scales, Inc. SL-5804
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DSL Forming Collars SU-7528
DTM Packaging, a Massman Company C-2400
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DUETTI PACKAGING SRL SU-8369
Dukane IAS, LLC SL-5836
Dura-Belt, Inc. SU-7127
Duraco Specialty Materials N-11123
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Dura-Pack Inc. SU-7611
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Eatsafe LLC SU-7278
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EFP, LLC. SU-7465
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E-PAK Machinery, Inc. C-4614a
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EQUITEK C-5643
ErectaStep SU-7887
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Erhardt + Leimer, Inc. N-10947
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EtherCAT Technology Group SL-5860
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EVERGREEN PACKAGING
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Evergreen Resources Inc. N-9421
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Evolabel AB SU-8461
Evonik Corporation SU-7689
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Expanite Inc. SU-7648
EXPO PACK Guadalajara C-Lobby
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Felins, Inc. SU-7233
FEMC C-1600
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Ferrum Packaging Inc. SU-7924
Festo Corporation SL-6160
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Filmax Corporation SU-7392
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Fischbach USA, Inc. SL-5983
Flex Plus Pak SU-7789
Flex-Auto Industrial Corp. SL-6856
FlexBlow SU-7978
Flexible Packaging Association (FPA) C-1348
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Flex-Line Automation Inc. C-1462
FlexLink Systems, Inc. C-4400
Flexopack S.A. SU-7680
FlexPak Services SU-7626
Flex-Pro Label N-11028
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Flottweg Separation Technology, Inc. N-10557
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Fluke Reliability SL-6923
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Fogg Filler Company C-2822
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Foodmate C-4130
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Food Tech LLC SL-5877
FoodSafe Drains SU-7841
FOODTOOLS Consolidated, Inc N-10623
Forbo Siegling, LLC SU-7687
Fords Packaging Systems Ltd. SL-5966
FORMAFLO N-10839
Formech USA SU-7797a
Formers International, Inc. C-3136
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Formost Fuji Corporation C-4000
Forpak C-4316
Fortech, LLC SU-7886
Fortress Technology Inc. C-4303
FOSHAN JINTIAN PACKING
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Foshan Packtop Laminated Packing Co., Ltd. N-9019
Foshan Ruipuhua Machinery
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Foth Production Solutions LLC SU-8044
Foundation For Supply
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FOX IV Technologies, Inc. SL-6301
FP Developments, Inc. C-3607
FPS Food Process Solutions N-10452
Frain Industries SL-5963
Franke Gmbh SL-6638
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Frazier & Son SL-6122
Freeman A Division of Allied
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Fres-co System USA, Inc. SL-6113
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Fuji Shoko America, Inc. SU-8139
FUJIAN YOUYI ADHESIVE
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GAINSCHA AUTO ID CO.,LTD SU-8417
Galapagos Packaging LLC N-9764
Gallant Engineering USA LLC SU-7187
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Garrido USA C-1662
Garvey Corporation C-1555
GASPARIN BREVETTI SRL SU-7140
Gatronova/Krystofilms/Cristal Plastic N-9114
GDM Industria E Comercio
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GEA SL-6307
Gem Gravure N-9722
GEMCO SL-6736
General Packaging Equipment Co. C-4645
General Packer America C-2400
GENERALSCAN INC. N-10131
Genesis Motion Solutions SL-6983
Georgia-Pacific Corrugated N-9502
GEORGII KOBOLD Gmbh & Co. KG N-10710
Gericke USA, Inc. SU-7119
German Bionic Inc. SU-8290
Gernep North America SU-8082
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GHEZZI & ANNONI Srl SU-7136
GIMATIC SL-6991
Girton Manufacturing Co. Inc. SU-7908
GK Sondermaschinenbau Gmbh N-11040
Gleeson Constructors & Engineers, L.L.C. N-10213
Global Filter N-10668
Global-Pak, Inc. N-9039
GlobalVision N-9809
Globoplast Ind. E Com. De Plásticos Ltda N-9122
GMR Safety N-10038
GMT PLASTIK DEMIR CELIK
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GOEX Corporation N-9315
Goff's Enterprises, Inc. N-10523
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Good Natured Products Inc. N-9027
Goodway Technologies SU-7108
Gorbel Inc N-11025
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Graco, Inc. N-10634
Gracon LLC SU-7679
Gram Equipment of America, Inc. SU-7983
Grantek N-9762
Graphic Packaging International C-2442
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Graph-Tech USA, LLC N-9603
Gray SU-8229
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Great John Machinery Co., Ltd SL-6857
Great Northern Corp. -
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Great Northern Laminations® N-9149
Green Belting Industries Ltd SL-5848
Green Current Solutions SU-8219
Green Island Resource LLC N-9966
Green Packaging Material
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Green Spider Pallet Wraps SU-8206
Greenbridge N-9259
Greener Corporation SL-5930
Greydon C-3414
Greystone Logistics SU-8216
Grip Sheet America Inc. SU-7327
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Grounded Packaging N-10951
Grunwald SL-6767
Gruppo Tecnoferrari SL-5980
GSM America Inc. SL-5838
Gt-Max Plastic Industries (M) Sdn. Bhd. N-11249
Guangdong Alice Package Co., Ltd. SU-8479
Guangdong Danqing Printing Co., Ltd N-9051
GUANGDONG HUASHENG METO
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GUANGDONG KENWEI INTELLECTUALIZED MACHINERY CO., LTD SU-8296
GUANGDONG SHAONENG GROUP LUZHOU TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT CO., SL-6586
GUANGDONG TAIWEI
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Guangdong Tengen
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Guangzhou Biaoji
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Guangzhou Pai King Packing Products Co., Ltd. SU-8392
Guangzhou Sunine
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GUANGZHOU YUCAI
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Guidewheel SU-7798a
Gu's Packaging Supplies Inc. SU-8412
HH.B. Fuller Company N-9015
Haaga Sweepers/Bissell
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Habasit SU-7608
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Hamamatsu Corporation SU-8318
Hamburg Dresdner Maschinenfabriken
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HambyLaw.com Patents N-10925
Hamrick Packaging Systems C-4014
Handle It Inc. C-3539
HANGLORY GRAPHICS INC N-9965
Hangzhou Hongyun Industry Co.,Ltd. SU-8396A
Hangzhou Kairu Packaging Co., Ltd SU-8396B
Hangzhou Metal Drives
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Hangzhou Qunle Packaging Co.,Ltd SU-8414
Hangzhou Robotphoenix
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HANGZHOU RUIXUE INTELLIGENT
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Hangzhou Xunda Packaging Co.,Ltd. SU-8398B
Hangzhou Zon
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Hankuk Package Co. LTD. N-9418
Hansen-Rice, Inc. N-10256
Hapa US C-4400
Hapco Inc. N-11341
Hardy Process Solutions C-3704
Harpak-ULMA Packaging, LLC SL-6101, SL-6188
Harra Polypack N-9861
Harvest Right N-11235
Haskell SU-8181
Hassia-Redatron USA C-2625
Haumiller Engineering Company SU-7522
Haver & Boecker USA, Inc. SL-6135
HC DISPLAY & PACKAGING
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Healthcare Packaging C-Lobby
Heat and Control, Inc. C-1623
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Hebold Systems Gmbh N-10248
HEFEI IECO INTELLIGENT
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Heisler Industries, Inc. C-4414
Henkel Corporation C-4906
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Henry Molded Products Inc. SL-6858
Heraeus Noblelight America LLC N-10759
Heritage Manufacturing SU-7846
HERMA US, Inc. SL-6503
Heron Innovators, Inc. N-10415
Herrmann Ultrasonics, Inc. SL-6056
Heshan Zhongxing
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Heuft USA, Inc. SU-7714
Hexacomb-PCA SU-7372
Hexagon SU-8193
Hexcelpack, LLC N-9261
HICOF SL-6850
HIFE Systems (Canada) Ltd. SU-7195
High Tek USA, Inc. SL-6766
Highlight Industries C-3041
Hiperbaric - High Pressure Technologies N-10857
HIPERMAK MAK. SAN. VE TIC. A.S. SU-8242
Hip-Panel Company N-10719
Hishi Plastics U.S.A., Inc. SU-7559
Hitachi Global Air Power US, LLC N-9520
Hitachi Industrial Equipment & Solutions America, LLC N-9520
Hiwin Corporation SL-6640
Hixson Architecture, Engineering & Process N-10164
Hlash LLC N-11232
HMC Products, Inc. SU-7358
Hobart FEG C-4322
Hoffer Plastics N-11308
Holland Manufacturing Company, Inc. N-9238
Holland Packaging SU-7940
Holloway America N-10168
Honeywell Intelligrated C-1643
HONGSBELT International Limited N-10963
Honle UV America, Inc. SL-6980
Hood Packaging Corporation N-9945
Hoosier Conveyor Company SL-5925
Hoosier Feeder Company SL-5925
Hope Industrial Systems, Inc. N-10917
Horen CoRTP SU-8004
Hotpack Global, Inc. N-11118
HowToRobot SL-6990
HOYER Global USA Inc N-11236
HP 3D Printing SL-6470
HP Inc. N-10054
HP Work Solutions N-11339
HPM GLOBAL INC SU-7487
HPP Advisors N-10838
HRS Heat Exchangers N-10141
HRXORIS N-10909
HSAUSA C-5536
HSM of America, LLC N-9200
HUGO BECK
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Huhnseal AB/USA N-10642
Hybrid Packaging LLC. N-11046
Hyperspear N-10965
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IC Filling Systems Inc N-10417
ICA USA SU-7482
Iconotech N-9545
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ID Plastics, LP SU-7918
ID Technology C-3414
Idaho Steel Products N-10954
Ideal Pase, a Massman Company C-2400
Ideal Solution LLC N-11107
Idemitsu Unitech Co., Ltd. SU-7614
Igb Srl SL-6922
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Igus, Inc. SL-5960
IKA Works, Inc. SL-6481
Iljin Gratec USA Inc. SU-7317
Illig Maschinenbau Gmbh & Co. KG N-9242
Ilsemann Corp. USA /
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IMA North America Inc. C-3200, C-3400
IME Automation SL-6919
IMETA srl SU-7141
IMEX Packaging SL-5850
IML Containers North America N-9432
Impackt Packaging Solutions C-5511
IMPAK Corporation N-11226
Impermea Materials N-9714
IMS Group USA SU-7383
Indeavor SU-7893
Independent Can Company N-9070
INDEVCO Packaging Solutions N-9254
Indiana State University N-9022
Indisair Co., Ltd. N-11035
INDUMAK USA, LLC N-11011
Industrial Physics SU-8250
Industrias Tuk S.A De C.V / Hystik Inc. SL-6463
Industry Speaks Stage C-1141
INFICON SU-7152
INFINI-MIX Process Solutions N-10637
InkJet, Inc. N-9702
InLine Engineers SU-8229
Inline Filling Systems, LLC C-2241
In-Line Packaging Systems, Inc. C-2528
In-Mold Decorating Association C-1347
Innotech Motor Inc. SL-6973
INNOVA GROUP Packaging Solutions SL-5903
Innovative Packaging Solutions, Inc. N-9521
Innovia Films SU-7477
INOXPA USA, INC N-10554
INP – Brazilian Plastic Institute /
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Inplac N-9122
Insight Promotions, LLC N-11020
INSITE Packaging Automation C-2009
Insort USA Inc. N-10852
Institute of Packaging Professionals (IoPP) C-1154
INTCO MALAYSIA SDN BHD N-9131
Integrated Packaging Systems C-4609
Inteplast Group SU-7197B
InterCrate, Inc. N-11322
International Dunnage N-9053
International Paper N-9305
International Society of Beverage Technologists (ISBT) C-1354
Interroll USA LLC N-10365
Interstates, Inc. SU-7726
Intertek Alchemy SU-8391
Interthor Inc. SU-7715
Intralox C-1441
INTRAVIS Inc. SU-7624
Inventure Engineering-Steelnor N-11242
IPISA N-11214
IPL N-9307
IPS Industries, Inc. SU-8192
IRTA GROUP PACKAGING SL C-5626
ISL Technologies Pte Ltd. SU-7977
Italian Trade Agency SU-7150
ItalPack -- Codema LLC SU-7865
ITHENA SU-7899
ITW Hartness C-4416
Ivarson, Inc. SU-7240 J
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J.W. Winco, Inc. SL-6369
Jadex Inc. SL-6835
James Alexander Corporation SL-6745
Jayshri Propack N-9859
JBM Packaging N-10923
JBT Corporation SL-6349
Jekson USA Inc SL-6825
Jeros SU-7716
JetAir Technologies C-3038
JH Foster SU-7979
Jiangsu Bocheng Packaging Materials Co., Ltd SU-8419
Jiangsu Comers Packaging Materials Co.,Ltd. SU-8137
JIANGSU ZHONGTAI PACKING
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JIE USA, INC. N-10724
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Johnson & Sons Mfg., Inc. SU-8434
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Jorgensen Engineering SU-7749
Jowat Corporation C-3705
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JUNAPACK C-2625
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Jura Films North America, LLC SU-7472
JY Plastic Products Inc. SL-6837
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Kao Collins Inc. N-9803
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PACK EXPO International C-Lobby
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Reflectix® Inc. SL-5849
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RGF Environmental Group, Inc. SU-7483
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Sanner of America, Inc. SL-6740
Sarg USA SU-8456
Satake USA Inc. N-10934
SATO America N-9716
Satyendra Packaging Ltd N-11113
Scan American Corporation SU-7955
Scancon Encoders SU-8441
Scanware Electronic GmbH SL-6811
Schenck Process LLC SU-8039
Schmalz Inc. C-5211
Schmalz Inc. SU-8056
Schneider Electric C-5244
Schneider Packaging Equipment Co., Inc. C-2223, SL-6604
Scholle IPN N-9423
Schubert North America LLC SL-6820, SU-7654
Schuetz Container Systems, Inc. N-9224
Schur Star Systems, Inc. C-5506
SCM SOCO (USA) INC. SU-7198A
Scops Coating Technologies N-11217
Scott Automation SU-7380
Scott Turbon Mixer, Inc. SU-7639
SD FREEZE DRYING SU-7750
SEA Vision USA SL-6901
Sealed Air Corporation C-1851
Sealstrip Corporation C-4440
Segbert Gmbh & Co. KG
SEI Laser/Matik N-9865
SEIL CO., LTD. N-11316
Sekisui Products SU-7185
SelectSeal Packaging Machinery SL-6321
Semi-Bulk Systems, Inc. N-10935
SencorpWhite C-1513
Sensors Integration SU-7979
Senzani Brevetti SPA SL-6367
Sepha Ltd. SL-6711
Septimatech Group Inc. C-2836
Serac Inc C-2423
Serpa Packaging Solutions C-3433, SL-6501
Servi-Tech Inc SU-7697B
Sesotec Inc. SL-5911
SETPACK MACHINERY USA, INC. SU-7378
SEVVALUSA Nut Roasting,
Packing and Processing Equipment. N-10446
SEW-EURODRIVE, Inc. N-10371, N-10453
SFW Food Processing/Tummers Methodic N-10549
Shakespeare Company, LLC SL-6835
Shako Flexipack Pvt. Ltd. N-9868
SHANDONG VALIANT PACKAGING CO., LTD.
N-9062
Shanghai Baixin Material Co.Ltd SL-6938
SHANGHAI HUAIN INDUSTRIAL CO.,LTD N-9112
SHANGHAI YONGGUAN
ADHESIVE PRODUCTS CO.,LTD. N-9009
Shantou Linghai Plastic
Packing Factory Co., Ltd. N-9043
Shawpak SL-6807
Sheffield Machine Knife N-10065
Shemesh Automation
Shenzhen Dinglisheng Technology Co., Ltd. SL-5899
Shenzhen Forwards Printing Co., Ltd. SU-8473
SHENZHEN HONGHAOLIAN PACKING GIFT CO.,LIMITED. SU-8467
SHENZHEN KODER PACKAGING TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD SU-7182
SHENZHEN LITOP PRINTING CO., LTD
Shenzhen Shuangyuan
Packaging Material CO.,LTD SU-8470
Shenzhen YUTO
Packaging Technology Co., Ltd. N-9452
Shibuya Hoppmann SL-6005
SHINING STAR PLASTIC CO., LTD. N-11304
Shoes For Crews SU-8454
ShopFloorConnect SL-6867
Showcase of Packaging Innovations® N-9550
Showy Industrial Co., Ltd. SL-6936
Shrinath Rotopack Pvt Ltd N-9638
Shrink Tech Systems SL-6404
Shrinkfast SU-7824
Shurtape Technologies, LLC SL-5923
Shuttleworth, LLC C-3622
Sicad S.p.A. N-9223
SICK, Inc. C-5128
SIDE S.A SU-8173
Sidedrive Conveyor Co. SL-6137
Sidel Inc. SU-8118
Siemens Digital Industries SL-6351
SIGMA Equipment C-5631
SIGNODE C-4814
SIGNODE C-5017
Sika Corporation SU-8390
SIKO Products, Inc. C-5617
SILIKAL AMERICA N-10242
Silver Talent International SU-8485
Silverson Machines, Inc. SU-7818
Simco-Ion C-4319
SIPA North America SL-6662
Site Location Partnership (SLP) N-10818
SITI POWER TRANSMISSION USA, Inc. N-10661
Ska Fabricating C-4218
Skillwork N-11015
Sky Teks Co., Ltd SL-6972
Slate River Systems, Inc. SU-7287
Sleeve Seal, LLC C-4840
Sleever International SU-7436
Slideways, Inc SL-6002
SLIPNOT® SU-7839
SM Innotec SU-8471
SMAC Moving Coil Actuators N-10760
Smart Karton N-9037
Smart Packaging Technology N-9636
Smart Vision Lights SL-6081
Smart Weigh Packaging
Machinery Co.,Ltd. SL-6599
SMARTLINK N-11003
SMB Machinery Systems LLC C-5638
SMC Corporation of America C-4839
SMI USA Inc SU-7665
Smith Corona Labels & Ribbons C-5517
Smurfit Kappa North America SU-7289
SNAC International C-1146
Sneed Coding Solutions, Inc. N-9530
SOCAPS SU-8212
SOCIETE NOUVELLE PAKEA France SU-7871
SOCO SYSTEM, Inc. SU-7815
Soft Packaging Inc. N-10957
Soft Robotics, Inc. N-10311
SOLARCORE N-11032
Solbern SU-7401
Sollich North America, LLC SU-7206
Somic Packaging, Inc. SL-6172
Sonics & Materials, Inc. SL-5812
Sonoco SL-6725
Sonoco Flexible Packaging SL-5884
Sonoco TEQ, LLC SL-6725
SORMAC Inc. N-10422
Sosland Publishing Company N-10113
SourceAmerica N-11347
Sourcelink Solutions, LLC SL-6372
South-Tek Systems N-10751
Southwest Formseal SL-5846
Spacevac Inc SU-7773
Span Tech, LLC SL-6125
Sparks Belting Company N-10544
Spartech N-9400
Specialty Equipment C-5430
Specialty Polyfilms (India) Pvt. Ltd N-9324
Specright SU-7670
Specta Gulf Packaging LLC SL-6476
Spee-Dee Packaging Machinery, Inc. C-4809
SPI Automation SL-6757
Spiltag N-9122
Spirax Sarco N-10424
Spokane Stainless Technologies N-10061
Spookfish Innovations Private Limited SL-6904
Sprinpak Manufacturing LLP N-11302
SPS Savvy Palletizing Solutions SU-8078
Squid Ink Manufacturing, Inc. C-5000
SSI Printheads N-9756
SSI Schaefer Plastics LLC. SU-7912
St. Onge Company N-9916
STA, LLC SU-7577
Stainless Motors, Inc. SU-7684
Stainless Structurals LLC N-10121
Staley Equipment N-10720
Stamar Packaging N-11204
Standard-Knapp, Inc. C-3800
StanTech Packaging Machines SL-6376
Star Pac India, Ltd. N-11117
START International SL-6003
Starview Packaging Machinery Inc. C-3600
Statco-DSI Process Systems C-3122
Statera C-3114
Static Clean International C-3603
Staubli Corporation SL-6951
Steamericas - Optima Steamer N-10624
Steelco Group - Pharma Division C-3225, SL-6501
Stellar N-10225
Stellarpack, Inc SU-7198B
STERIFLOW SAS SU-7748
Sterimed Inc. SL-6637
STERIS Corporation SL-6957
Sterling Electric, Inc. N-10736
Steven Label & Robinson Printing SL-6909
Stewarts of America Inc. SU-7811
Sticker Mule N-11238
STOCK America Inc. C-3314
Stolle Machinery N-10662
StopStatic.com div of
Alpha Innovation Inc. SU-7736
Storcan - Production Line Solutions N-9533
Straight Shooter Equipment Company Inc. SU-7833
StraPack, Inc. SU-8070
Straub Design Company C-1860
StretchTape, Inc. N-9356
Südpack Oak Creek Corporation SL-5972
Sunrise MFG INC SL-6074
Sunrise Packaging Material USA, Inc. N-9338
Super Duty Fans SL-5864
Superior Gearbox Company SL-6950
Superior Product Handling Solutions, Inc. C-1520
Supra Machine Tool N-11202
Surdry North America N-10717
Surebonder By FPC Corporation C-5602
SUREKAP, LLC C-4104
Sustainability Central N-9455
Sustainability Stage N-9967
SUZHOU VALCON INDUSTRIES CO., LTD. N-9146
SVP Packing Industry Private Limited N-9162
SVT Robotics N-9917
SWECO N-10316
Syntegon LLC C-2800
Syntron Material Handling, LLC C-4200
System Packaging C-1500
System Technology, Inc SU-7695
Taisei Lamick USA SU-7454
Take-A-Label Inc. SU-7835
Takex America, Inc. SL-6985
Takigawa Corporation America N-9630
Tamanet (USA) Inc. SU-8348
Tamperguard SL-6366
Tam-Tas Makina San. Tic. A.S. SU-7161
Tape Source LLC N-11343
Tapeswitch Corporation SL-5865
Tatone Stationery Manufacturing Co., Ltd N-9140
TAVIL IND, S.A.U. SL-6078
TC Transcontinental Packaging SU-7270
TCM Solutions SU-7283
TCPL PACKAGING LTD N-9649
TDI Packsys LLC SU-8140
TE.CO. SPA SU-7135
Tech-Long Inc. SL-6467
Techman Robot Inc. SL-6080
TechniBlend C-3014
Technimark LLC SU-8222
Technipaq Inc. SL-6750
Technipes SRL SL-6131
Technoflex SL-6903
Technology Container Corp. SU-8011
Technowrapp S.r.L. SU-7148
Tecma Aries America SU-7448
Tecmes Srl SU-8174
Tecnomax USA SU-8455
Tecnopool S.P.A. SU-7146
Tedelta North America LLC SL-6527
TedPack Company Limited N-9013
Teinnovations LLC N-9342
Tekima North America Inc SL-5866
Tekkra C-3625
TekniPlex Healthcare SL-6620
Teledyne TapTone C-4300
Telsonic Ultrasonics Inc. SL-6560
TemperPack N-11007
Tensor ID, Inc. SU-7867
Terphane N-9122
tesa tape, inc. N-9857
Tetra Pak Inc. C-4340
Teufelberger Ges.m.b.H. SL-6861
TEXWRAP C-3625
TG Plastic Technologies Sdn. Bhd. SL-6483
TGM - Tecnomachines Srl SU-7524
TGW International C-5528
The Candy Bar Lounge SU-7201
The Canmaker SU-8481
The Confederation of Danish Industry SU-7816
The Forum – An Industry
Knowledge Exchange C-2158
The HC Companies N-11207
The Timken Company N-10440
Thermal Edge SU-7803
Thermaline Inc N-10431
Thermo Fisher Scientific C-2200
Thermoplastic Processes N-10854
Thielmann US LLC SU-7183
Thimonnier N-9945
THK America Inc SU-7878
Thompson Scale Company SL-5802
ThruWave Inc N-11333
Thwing-Albert Instrument Company SU-8432
TIANJIN ZERPO SU-8415
TigerPress N-9844
Tillit Pty Ltd SL-6474
Tipack Group Co., Ltd. N-9069
Tippmann Group SU-7677
TLM International Inc. SU-7194
TM Process & Controls, Inc N-10421
TMCI PADOVAN SpA N-9533
TNA North America, Inc. C-5224
Todaytec LLC N-9743
Toli Packaging Industries Sdn Bhd N-11029
Tolomatic, Inc. SL-5830
Tompkins Robotics N-10130
TOMRA Food SU-7433
Toppan USA SU-7288
TOPS® Software Corporation SL-5832
TORFRESMA USA LLC SU-7489
Toronto Metropolitan University N-9010
TORQ PACKAGING SRL SU-7149
TORR Industries, Inc. SU-7860
Toshiba America Business Solutions N-9704
Toss Machine Components, Inc SL-6407
Totai America, Inc. SU-7650
Totani America, Inc. SL-6549
Tourmaline Enterprises N-9929
Toyo Millennium Co., Ltd. N-10244
Traco Packaging SU-7479
Trans-Atlantic Preforms Ltd. N-10945
Trepko Inc. SU-7416
Triangle Package Machinery Co. C-2614
Trico Specialty Films N-9312
Tridyne Process Systems, Inc. C-3436
TriEnda Holdings LLC SU-8008
Tripack LLC C-5417
Triple Diamond Plastics N-11134
Tri-Star Technologies N-11008
Triton International Enterprises SL-6271
Tri-Tronics Company, Inc. C-1962
Tronics America, Inc. N-9709
TROPICAL FOOD MACHINERY SRL SU-7138
Truong Phuoc Long An Company Limited N-10953
TSLOTS By Bonnell Aluminum SL-5882
Tufco Flooring, Inc. N-10447
Tuff Sacks N-11248
Tuòz Tape LLC SU-7790
Turck Inc. SU-7633
Tutor Intelligence SU-7691
TUV Rheinland of North America, Inc. SL-5876
Tzaw Bao Co., Ltd SL-6935
U.S. Bottlers Machinery Co. C-4309
U.S. Department of Commerce C-1159
U.S. Tsubaki Power Transmission, LLC SL-5902
UBE America Inc. SU-7177
Uber Freight SU-7784
UCIMA - Italian Packaging Machinery
Manufacturers Association C-1149
UCM Ultrasonics N-10765
Ucsa Ambalaj San. Ve Tic. A.S. SU-7159
UFP Packaging, LLC N-9415
Uhde High Pressure Technologies GmbH N-10812
Uhlmann Packaging Systems L.P. SL-6509
Ultrasource LLC SL-6338
Unibloc Hygienic Technologies N-10439
Unified Flex Packaging Technologies N-9823
Unifiller Systems Inc. SL-6362
Union Special SL-5842
Union Street Tin Co. N-9249
UNIQBAG LP SU-8316
Unique Solutions Automation LLC C-2620
Unitech Srl SL-6580
United Barcode Systems C-5533
United Robotics Group SU-7984
Unitronics Inc. N-10845
UNIVERSAL ENVIRONMENTAL
TECHNOLOGIES, INC. N-10041
Universal Labeling Systems, Inc. C-2303
Universal Machine and Engineering Corporation SL-6540
Universal Material Handling SL-6385
Universal Pack, S.R.L. SU-7272
Universal Robots USA, Inc. SL-6469
University of Florida N-9012
University of Wisconsin - Stout N-9018
UPM Raflatac SL-6945
UPU Industries Ltd SU-7179
Urschel Laboratories, Inc. N-10241
UTECO CONTEC Srl SU-7137
Uteco Converting SPA N-9846
Utmost USA SU-7484
Uwrapco N-9767
V
VacMotion, Inc. SL-6364
VAC-U-MAX SU-7260
Vacuum Barrier Corporation C-2516
Vaisala, Inc. N-10757
Valco Melton C-2141
Valgroup N-9122
VALMATIC, SRL SL-6654
ValTara S.R.L. / Paxiom C-5006
Vanguard Shrink Films SL-6404
Vantage Plastics SU-8203
VAVA PACK CO., LTD. (Head Office) N-11309
VB Packaging N-9061
VC999 Packaging Systems Inc. SL-5935
VDG (Van der Graaf) SU-8025
VDL Packaging C-5346
Vecoplan, LLC SU-8281
Vector Makina N-10865
VEGA Americas SU-8442
Velec Systems C-2936
VEM Tooling N-9170
Vemax Finishing Sytems N-9867
Vention SL-6165
Verbruggen Palletizing Solutions Inc SU-8144
Verista N-9821
Verx Corporation N-11027
Vibac Americas N-11231
Videojet Technologies Inc. C-1935
Viet Applied Investment For Packing Production Co., Ltd N-11212
Viking Masek Packaging Technologies C-5222
Vincent Corporation N-10246
Vinco Automation SU-8072
VIPColor Technologies USA, Inc. N-9968
Virtual Packaging SU-7637
Viscotec SL-6621
Vishakha Polyfab Pvt. Ltd. N-9235
Vishal Containers Ltd N-9514
VisiPak N-9401
Visstun N-9102
Visual Packaging Machinery LLC C-4236
VJ X-Ray N-10713
VKS SU-8191
VMek Sorting Technology SL-6373
VMI SL-6739
VNE Corporation N-10261
V-NOR N-9068
Volkmann, Inc. SU-8260
Volm Companies, Inc. SU-7627
VOLPAK S.A.U C-4400
Volta Belting Technology SU-7451
Volumetric Technologies SL-6232
Vonco Products LLC SU-7576
Vorne Industries C-4640
Vortex N-10932
VORTEX SALES GROUP, LLC SL-6915
VR Food Equipment, Inc. N-10535
VTEC / VMECA SL-6848
Vzense Technology N-11305
WWAGO Corporation N-10134
WALDNER North America C-1841
Wangen America, Inc. N-10731
Ward-Kraft, Inc. N-9941
Watson-Marlow Fluid Technology Solutions N-10458
Wayland Industries N-10527
WDS America Inc. SU-7222
WEBBER/SMITH Associates, Inc. C-5646
Weber Packaging Solutions, Inc. C-2430
Weber, Inc. N-10815
WECO C-4326
Weidmüller, USA SU-7438
Weigh Right Automatic Scale Co. C-1506
WeighPack Systems, Inc. / Paxiom C-5006
WEIGHTPACK, Inc. SL-6318
WEIHAI LIANQIAO NEW MATERIAL
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY CO, LTD. SL-5999
WEIMA America SU-7872
WEISHAUPT CORPORATION N-10841
Welpac Packaging Company Ltd SL-6771
WENZHOU ECHO MACHINERY CO.,LTD. SU-8488
WENZHOU XIFA INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD. SU-8493
WENZHOU ZUNGWAN
INTELLIGENT MACHINE CO., LTD SU-8427
Western Plastics SL-6285
WestRock C-2023
Wexler Packaging Products, Inc. SU-7671
Wexxar Bel C-3825
WH PACKAGING CO., LTD SL-6488
Whallon Machinery, Inc. C-2260
Whirlwind Engineering Inc N-10635
Winpak C-5022
Wipotec SU-8027
Wire Belt Company of America SU-7164
Wirepas SU-8402
Wisesorbent Technology LLC SL-6939
Witko Incorporated SU-7880
WITTENSTEIN SL-5818
WJ Packaging Solutions SU-8254
WLS C-3225, SL-6501
WON ST CO., LTD. SU-7584
World Cup Packaging SL-6332
World Packaging Organisation C-1246
World Water Works, Inc. N-10844
Worldwide Contractors Management SU-7481
Wrap Tite, Inc. SU-8411
Wrapade Packaging Systems, LLC SL-6522
WRH Industries, Ltd. SU-7915, N-10701
WUHAN XINHONGHAI ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD SL-6977
Wulftec International Inc. C-4025
Wunderlich-Malec Engineering N-10721
WUXI PACIFIC NEW MATERIALS CO.,LTD. N-9035
XIAMEN ALRIGHT PACK CO., LTD SU-8466
Xiamen Amoy Packaging Co.,Ltd N-9017
Xiamen Color Packaging Co., Ltd SU-7672
XIAMEN FULLSTAR IMP.& EXP. TRADING CO., LTD SL-6487
Xiamen Hanin Electronic Technology Co.,Ltd N-9734
XIAMEN JINRUIQI
INDUSTRIAL & TRADE CO.,LTD N-9950
Xiamen Pinnacle Electrical Co., Ltd. SU-7694
XIANGYANG TRUCOLOR
PRINTING CO., LTD SL-6587
Xijet Corp. N-9629
Xinle Huabao Plastic Machinery Co., Ltd. SU-7693
Xyntek Inc., A CXV Global Company SL-6185
Yamato Corporation SL-5949
Yantai Kaixiang Plastic Package Co.,Ltd N-9265
Yard Management Solutions N-11229
Yaskawa America, Inc.,
Drives & Motion Division C-4044
Yaskawa America, Inc.,
Motoman Robotics Division C-4044
Yaxin Flexible Packaging SU-7883
Yeaman Machine Technology SL-6331
Yingjiao Electrical SL-6082
Yixing Boya New Material Technology Co., LTD N-9067
Yng SAC SL-6075
Yompbox.Com SU-7895
yoran-imaging N-10942
York Imperial Plastics, Inc. SU-8457
York Saw & Knife Co. Inc. SL-5956
Yupo Corporation America N-9710
Z
Zachry Engineering Corporation SU-7719
Zacros America, Inc. SU-7617
Zalkin, A ProMach product brand C-2820
Zambelli USA LLC SU-7961
ZANASI SRL SU-7144
Zaraplast S.A N-9122
Zarpac C-3114
Zaxis, Inc. N-11335
Zebra Technologies Corporation N-9703
Zeppelin Systems USA N-10622
ZERUST Corrosion & Cleaning Solutions SU-7163
Zhangjiagang Festa
Packaging Machinery Co., Ltd SL-5998
ZHEJIANG BILI POLYMER
TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. N-9031
ZHEJIANG FEIDA
MACHINERY CO., LTD SU-8298B
ZHEJIANG GAOBAO
MACHINERY CO.,LTD SL-6399
ZHEJIANG JIAHE PRINTING CO., LTD. SU-8475
ZHEJIANG JINKE ADHESIVE
PRODUCTS CO.,LTD SU-8468
Zhejiang Jiuteng Packaging Co., Ltd N-9045
Zhejiang Sowinpak Co., Ltd N-9148
Zhongsu New Materials Technology (Hangzhou) Co., Ltd SU-8487
ZHONGXING PACKAGING N-9047
Zhoutai Pouch Machine (Zotech) SL-6743
ZHUHAI BENTSAI ELECTRONICS CO.,LTD N-9648
ZHUHAI CORRECT PACK
TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD SL-6299
ZHUS CAPITAL LLC SL-6969
Ziemann Holvrieka Gmbh N-10747
Zima Dynamic LLC SU-8452
Zima-Pack LLC SU-7685
ZPI, a Promach product brand C-3114
Zummit Plastics SU-8399
NORTH HALL
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In the Containers and Materials Pavilion
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h FPA—Flexible Packaging Association
h FSEA—Foil and Specialty Effects Association
h IAE—Instituto Argentino del Envase
h IMDA—In-Mold Decorating Association
h IoPP—Institute of Packaging Professionals
h ProFood World’s Sustainability Excellence in Manufacturing Awards
h RPA—Reusable Packaging Association
h The Tube Council
h WPO—World Packaging Organisation
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ALLIEDFLEX® is a leading North American supplier of Global Standup Pouch Packaging Machinery and Turnkey System Provider. We also provide integrated systems for Pouch Processing (Pasteurization, Cooling) & Automated Pouch Packaging including Robotic Flex Top Load, Multi Pack Cartoning, Collating, and Case Packing Systems.
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See us at booth #SL-5931
Phone: 877.800.1634
www.ambaflex.com
Email: info@ambaflex.com
More than 300 Spiral & Conveying variations available for your Packaging Lines! We come up with an innovative program of machines suitable within the Packaging industry.
AmbaFlex serves virtually all variants of eCommerce, warehousing, packaging, bottling & canning and printing lines across the globe through our three regions: EMEA, AMCAS and APAC.With the ever-increasing demand for efficient and innovative solutions, AmbaFlex continues to expand in all regions, both in manufacturing and R&D capacity.
Our latest project in Canton, OH will add a new 50,000 sqft facility to the already existing plant (108,000 sqft), ensuring it's ready to deliver for many years to come. This production facility is by far the largest spiral production plant in North America and situated close to our largest customers and end users.
Our 25 years of laser focus on spiral technology and a genuinely customercentric approach have made us the global market leader. Collaborating closely with our customers continues to give us the technological edge to develop solutions that truly match the various needs of our markets.
This kind of development allows us to provide the broadest product portfolio in the spiral technology market, ranging from elevation (SpiralVeyor) and flexible horizontal conveying (AmbaVeyor) to accumulation and buffering (AccuVeyor).
We look forward to the next 25 years of growth in spiral conveying technology and fashioning innovations that will help our customers grow even further and continue to make the world a more efficient place one winding at a time. We invite your calls to let us know how we can support you in your future project!
See us at booth #C-5238
Phone: 937-886-3160
Email: sales.usa@baumerhhs.com
https://www.baumerhhs.com/applications/end-of-line
We are your partner in adhesive application and quality control.
For more than 35 years, everything at Baumer hhs has revolved around secure gluing and the goal of meeting the high demands imposed by our customers and a dynamic market. No matter whether you process cold glue or hot melt, or whether you want to verify the quality of your products with the help of sensors or cameras, you'll find the right solution at Baumer hhs!
We aim to inspire our customers - with high-quality products and competent all-round service in every industry.
See us at booth #C-5603
13130 Dakota Ave, Savage, MN 55378
Phone: (952) 890-0000
Email: beckhoff.usa@beckhoff.com
www.beckhoff.com/packaging
At Beckhoff, automation is our calling. We empower engineers to succeed as industry leaders across all aspects of packaging and processing. We help you differentiate by harnessing new technologies, embracing open standards and solving the world’s most complex problems.
Founded and led by engineers, we organically create advanced controls, communication, IoT and motion technologies that become unique tools for your one-of-a-kind challenges in an age of digital transformation. As a global partner with U.S. headquarters in Minneapolis, we remain committed to sustainability, inclusivity, and support for the people behind the automation.
So whether you’re accelerating VFFS machines with integrated AI, increasing flexibility with intelligent transport systems, optimizing traceability in pharma applications, or boosting protein processing quality with integrated vision tech – you can reach new heights for your business, industry, and humankind.
Visit us in booth SL-6335 at PACK EXPO Las Vegas 2023 to leap ahead of your competition and see what's next in automation for packaging machines, including:
- Beckhoff Vision, the machine vision platform that's fully integrated within the standard TwinCAT machine control platform
- the IP67-rated MX-System, our control hardware platform for cabinet-free packaging machines
- the XPlanar flying motion system with magnetically levitating movers for adaptive automation in packaging machines
- XTS with No Cable Technology (NCT) to transform intelligent linear transport systems into an extremely flexible and dynamic multi-robot system
- TwinCAT Chat with ChatGPT integration for AI-assisted automation controls programming
See us at booth #SL-6335
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The better question is: What can’t you do with it?
Elevate your automation game with XPlanar. Developed in-house by Beckhoff, this mechatronic system makes your production literally fly with magnetically levitating movers and base tiles that you can arrange to fit your unique applications – assembly and packaging, pharma and food, entertainment and beyond.
So, what will you do with XPlanar?
Processing with up to 6 degrees of freedom
Transport and processing in one system
Wear-free, hygienic and easy to clean
Multi-mover control enables parallel and individual product handling
Fully integrated into the powerful and standardized PC-based Beckhoff control system (TwinCAT, PLC IEC 61131, Motion, Measurement, Machine Learning, Vision, Communication, HMI)
3034 Southeast Loop 820, Fort Worth, Texas, 76140
Phone: 817/349-8555
www.bestcode.co
Email: info@bestcode.co
BestCode designs and manufactures Industrial Coding and Marking Printing Systems. Systems print real-time “Best By”, “Lot Code”, “Sell By”, “Expiration Codes” and other identifying marks and codes on industrial and consumer goods to ensure product traceability.
Products are designed and manufactured in the USA; FORT WORTH, TEXAS. For more than 25 years, the BestCode group continues to produce industry-changing, forward-thinking innovative industrial printing designs. Product designs are focused on ease of use, trouble-free operation, long-term reliability, and affordable cost of ownership with an emphasis on global market requirements.
Systems print small and large character text, graphics and barcodes at high speed, noncontact, instantly dry on a wide range of substrates, including plastic, glass, paper and more—meeting the requirements for food, consumer good and industrial coding and marking applications.
BestCode offers a complete range of marking and coding solutions (50+ model configurations)—entry level affordable options through mid-range capabilities and high end, specialized engineered solutions focusing on the highest speed, most sophisticated applications.
BestCode systems minimize user interaction, limiting the hands-on time for typical coding system operations, extending the operation time between human interactions. Systems are the most efficient CIJ printers available, lowering overall coding costs.
Systems are State-of-the-Art, Current Technology, Industrial, Built-to-Last and designed for the World Market, featuring more than 20 operating/printing languages.
See us at booth #SU-7808
16037 Innovation Drive South Chesterfield VA 23834 USA
Phone: 804/520-5400
Email: sales@blueprintautomation.com
www.blueprintautomation.com
BPA is a world leader in end-of-line packaging automation. With a diverse and innovative team of experts, BPA designs, develops and manufactures primary and secondary packaging solutions for QSR, food service and retail products. You make it. We pack it.
• rimary ac aging ision guided ro ots pic ing individual pac aged and unpac aged items for loading into your container, flow wrapper or hffs machines. Advanced solutions include product stac ing variety pac dinner tray loading meal it assem ly and more
• econdary ac aging ori ontal and vertical pac solutions to load flexi le ags cartons and more into case formats such as RSC, wrap around, retail ready, shelf ready, pallet display tray totes as ets and more
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4750 County Road 13 NE | Alexandria, MN | 56308 USA
Phone: 320/852-7705
Email: Brenton@ProMachBuilt.com
www.BrentonEngineering.com
Brenton designs and manufactures End of Line (EoL) conventional and robotic packaging equipment including case packers, palletizers, depalletizers and robotic solutions. Our case packing family offers solutions ranging from under 10 cases per minute to over 85 cases/trays per minute, accommodating RSC, HSC, tray, wrap-around, knock-down and harness cases. As a FANUC Certified Servicing Integrator and Strategic Market Specialist, Brenton’s extensive knowledge in robotics continues to expand. With proven robotic solutions in case and carton packing, palletizing, depalletizing, and customized robotic systems, Brenton provides their customers with a partnership rooted in experience.
Brenton has seen and responded to the accelerating demand for OEM integration and the benefit it offers their customers. For over a decade, Brenton has offered complete EoL integration between Brenton and customer specified equipment. This includes staged Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT), quicker start-up, lower risk, increased system safety and one point of contact for all product lines. Brenton also has a team of in-house aftermarket experts. The parts and service departments work together to provide 24/7 support, keeping running at peak capacity. Brenton can modernize or rebuild your existing solution to reach peek OEE.
Phone: +1 (713) 485 5858
www.usabrother.com
Email: info@usabrother.com
For more than 28 years, Brother have been offering to the world the most affordable and practical packaging solutions, helping new businesses start like a Pro and empowering existing ones reach their potential, with automated fully multifunctional lines.
We provide a wide variety of machinery for any type of industry:
-Complete Automatic Packaging Lines with Feeding Conveyor s, Multihead Weigher Scales, Vertical Packager or Doypack Sealing System - Vertical Packagers and Horizontals Flowpack Wrappers.- Fillers by Volume, Piston , Auger or Single/Multihead weighing - Thermal Shrink Packaging - Tape Box Closer/ Carton Erector Lines - Strapping Systems - MAP / Vacuum systems - Tray/Cup Fill Seal - Blister- Skin,- Conveyors : Belt, Rollers, Chain , 90 degreesPrinting: Hot Stamp, Hot Roll, OPP, Ink Jet - Robotic Arms and more.
Brother machines are designed to support and keep your business moving to the next level, with the best quality , service , parts, at affordable cost.
See us at booth #SU-7217
Corporate Grove Drive . Buffalo Grove, IL 60089
Phone: 847/607-8797
www.camagroup.com
Cama North America, a PMMI member company, is dedicated to providing the quality, technology, manufacturing and aftermarket services that are required by the North American market. Our vast portfolio includes Cartoners, Sleevers, Case/Tray Packers, and Robotic Loading Systems.
Cama’s modular, flexible systems offer ease of use, flexibility, compact footprint, and high-speed solutions. Case Packing systems include RSC; Wrap-Around and Display Box; Forming, Closing, and Lidding solutions. Cama’s Horizontal Cartoning Systems include Side-Loading systems and Forming, Closing, and Lidding solutions. Looking for robotic loading? We offer 2-axis and 4-axis multipurpose loading units, as well as our TriaFlex Delta robot.
With Cama’s BreakThrough Generation (BTG) secondary packaging solutions, users enjoy such benefits as fast RFID-based changeovers and the flexibility to run a wide range of packaging formats without impacting floor space, as well as Industry 4.0 features, including Augmented Reality (AR).
At Pack Expo Las Vegas, we will exhibit our IT series loading system with 2-axis integrated robot. Part of Cama’s BreakThrough Generation (BTG) Series, this system features a Monoblock frame with hygienic and ergonomic design. Key benefits of this machine include its flexibility, as well as safe and easy accessibility, and stainless-steel frame.
Visit us in Booth 5542 or online to learn about this and other secondary packaging solutions and how they can help benefit your business.
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Phone: 360/694-1501
www.palletizing.com
Email: pallsales@colmac.com
As a complete systems integrator providing high speed, high level infeed, floor level and robotic palletizing solutions combined with systems engineering and turnkey installation capabilities, Columbia Machine has a solution to meet the needs of virtually any palletizing application.
With expertise in Food, Beverage, Tissue Towel, Personal Care, Chemical, Bakery, Dairy, Snack Foods and more, you will not find a palletizing solutions provider offering more flexibility than Columbia Machine. Put us on your list of “must see exhibitors” to learn more about Columbia’s sustainability initiatives and see why we have become the largest palletizing solutions provider in North America.
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www.columbiaokura.com Email:
Columbia/Okura LLC designs, integrates, and commissions end-of-line robotic palletizing solutions for most major industries.
SAFETY
We help our customers reduce overall operating costs by developing an ergonomically friendly system that will reduce labor intensive heavy-lifting and repetitive motion injuries.
FLEXIBILITY
Our systems are also equipped with industry leading safety technology. Our systems are designed to meet the flexible packaging and production needs our customers are seeking.
PERFORMANCE
Our strength is providing high performance systems, accomplishing speeds and throughput not attainable by others.
See us at booth #C-2838
1318 Quaker Circle, Salem, Ohio 44460, USA
Phone: 330-332-1800
Email: ctmsales@ctmint.com
www.ctmlabelingsystems.com
We are a leading manufacturer of pressure sensitive labeling equipment. From semi-automatic applications to high speed, high accuracy, fully automated solutions, our team understands your needs. More importantly, we understand how to convert your needs into successful production! We also provide machines for RFID tag applications. All CTM products are engineered and built in the USA.
While at PACK EXPO, visit us at booth # SL-6324. We will be featuring our core lineup of pre-printed label applicators as well as our robust printer applicators. Bring your product and a label sample and we will help create a labeling solution!
At CTM, supporting our customers before, during and after the sale is paramount. Because it's your reputation too.
1290 Lakeside Drive Gurnee, IL 60031
Phone: 800.444.4512
Email: solutions@domino-na.com
www.domino-printing.com
Domino is a leading provider of inkjet coding, laser marking and label print and apply solutions. Manufacturers of food, beverage, personal care and life science products have come to depend on Domino for reliable, automated printing solutions and industry-leading service.
By bundling our coding and labeling solutions with automation, service and supply programs, and creative buying options, we are helping customers on their journey to zero by targeting -
ZERO coding errors
ZERO waste
ZERO unplanned downtime
ZERO capital commitment
See all of it in action at PACK EXPO Las Vegas booth C-1614. We will be showcasing the newly released Ax130i, the CIJ printer designed for simplicity. Additionally, see how the concept of “generic case coding” has modernized with Domino’s Cx350i high-resolution case printer. This printer is taking the market by storm with its no-fuss reliability and its use of VEGETABLE OIL-BASED INK.
Ever wonder how a UV laser works? Our UV510 product demonstration allows you to safely watch a laser as it ablates a substrate. A must see at the show. Domino’s UV laser closed the gap on applications previously unmet with other laser technologies.
Case labeling and pallet labeling applications will also be featured in the Domino booth. The new Mx-Series label print and apply solutions offer an incredibly small footprint for easy integration.
Additionally, a featured film print station will showcase a number of Domino’s printing technologies including thermal inkjet and thermal transfer overprinting (TTO).
The legendary Domino Drink and Learn event takes place on Monday, September 11 starting at 3:30 p.m. in the Domino booth. Here you can take in all of the printer demonstrations, talk with technology experts and mingle with peers in the industry while enjoying a cool refreshment courtesy of Domino and Brother Mobile Systems, our event sponsor.
See us at booth #C-1614
975 Cottonwood Ave | P.O. Box 20 Hartland, WI 53029 USA
Phone: 800-397-8664
dornerconveyors.com
Email: info@dorner.com
At Dorner, our mission is to Transform Conveyor Automation by providing cutting edge solutions with best-in-class support. It’s that commitment and history of proven excellence that has made the Dorner Brand a recognized leader in product handling for over 50 years. With our complete line of customizable stainless steel and aluminum conveyor automation systems, Dorner can provide solutions for almost any conveyor need.
Dorner’s conveyors are designed to move product to the exact location, at the exact time and in the exact position it needs to be for the next phase of the production line. With benefits such as industry best product transfers and in-house belting capabilities, Dorner is leading the market in precision conveyance. This extremely accurate product control allows Dorner conveyors to easily integrate with robots, workers and equipment.
Dorner’s Engineered Solutions Group (ESG) is transforming product handling with innovative solutions that are custom designed to solve customers’ unique needs. This full service team can provide systems for applications such as accumulation, indexing, positioning, product flow and much more.
See us at booth #C-1455
Phone: 800-835-9344
www.eastey.com Email:
7041 Boone Ave North, Brooklyn Park, MN 55428 56 SHOWCASE 2023 | PACKAGING WORLD
Eastey is a leading manufacturer and supplier of heavy-duty shrink packaging equipment, case erectors, case tapers, and other packaging equipment. Eastey’s shrink packaging products include a complete line of L-sealers, sleeve wrappers, shrink tunnels, and bundling equipment. Eastey also supplies a complete line of case erectors and case tapers, from entry-level bottom and side-belt tapers to fully automatic and random-size case tapers. Eastey has been in business for over 30 years and has an installed base of over 15,000 packaging systems. Eastey products are sold through a global network of authorized dealers, fully trained and capable of installing, training, and servicing our equipment.
At our manufacturing facility in Big Lake, Minnesota, we take pride in manufacturing equipment that is First in Quality – Built to Last. We maintain an extensive inventory of replacement parts and offer prompt technical support when needed. Eastey continues to focus on its core purpose to “help companies deliver products to the world.” An expanding line of integrated products and services reflects Eastey’s commitment to meeting new needs and challenges and ensuring that customers have reliable solutions for their packaging applications.
Eastey, Squid Ink, and American Film & Machinery (AFM) are all divisions of Engage Technologies Corporation. Eastey (eastey.com) is a leading manufacturer of heavy-duty shrink packaging equipment and automated case sealing systems for packaging applications. Squid Ink (squidink.com) is a manufacturer of coding and marking systems for product identification and traceability, providing superior quality inks and low-maintenance printing equipment. American Film & Machinery (afmsleeves.com) supplies shrink labelers and tunnels, shrink sleeves, and tamper bands.
Designed and built to seal a wide YDULHW\RIǍOPVLQFOXGLQJSRO\ROHǍQ polyethylene, and PVC and withstand the most abusive real world applications.
Designed for entry-level or intermediate automatic applications that require simple operation, small footprint, or a limited budget.
Expertly welded from 1/4” cold rolled steel, Eastey’s Shrink Tunnels provide top of the line features and the most robust tunnel design available today.
A leader in the Packaging industry, Eastey Enterprises has been making the industry’s most rugged shrink packaging equipment for over 35 years. Our products are made in the USA and are designed to keep your packaging line up and running day after day.
For more information, visit www.eastey.com or call 1-800-835-9344 for an Authorized Eastey Distributor in your area.
IN QUALITY, BUILT TO LAST
1840 Industrial Drive, Suite 200, Libertyville, IL 60048
Phone: (847) 996-0739
www.ebs-inkjet-usa.com
Email: sales@ebs-inkjet.com
EBS Ink-Jet Systems USA is a leading manufacturer of innovative contact-free industrial ink-jet printers and printing systems that offers the packaging industry customers efficient, accurate, and clean ways to mark, label, and code products.
EBS Ink-Jet has a range of solutions that include hand-held printers, continuous in-line largecharacter printers, and small-character printers that:
• rint on virtually any pac age or product
• eplace outdated and manual mar ing met ods
EBS Ink-Jet Systems USA parent company, EBS Ink-Jet Systems, has a 40-year plus history of ink-jet coding innovations and expertise.
Founded in 1977, EBS Ink-Jet Systems pioneered the development of “drop-on-demand” ink-jet coding. Since that time, EBS has continued to advance and improve ink-jet coding technology. They remain a leading name in ink-jet coding throughout Europe.
Founded in 2008, EBS Ink-Jet USA is centrally located in Libertyville, Illinois. Serving the ink-jet coding needs of North and Central America, EBS Ink-Jet USA prides itself on consistently meeting four significant customer goals:
• roviding ig performance products
• uilding products using superior materials and uality or mans ip
• elivering exceptional service and support
• nsuring fair product pricing
EBS Ink-Jet USA offers disruptive innovation that uproots conventional thinking on existing product mar ing met ods and creates no longer status uo ottom line process improvements.
-Replaces manual stencils, hand stamps, ink rollers, and oil crayons
-Laser guidance enables clear and neat printing on virtually any surface
-Lightweight with an ergonomically designed handgrip for easy handling.
-Print up to 2.2" high characters and up to 4 separate lines of code.
-Consumes less power (only 19 watts) and less solvent.
-Thirty days of continuous start-up and shut down operation without the need for print head cleaning.
-Optional backup battery keeps the printer running during power outages.
-Change uids and lters FAST, without technicians or tools.
72 Pacella Park Drive, Randolph, M, 02386 USA
Phone: 7819867500
www.econocorp.com
Email: info@econocorp.com
For over 70 years, Econocorp Inc has been recognized as a worldwide leader in manufacturing of secondary packaging machinery for industrial automation. Servicing several industries including but not limited to, craft beer and beverage, cannabis, dairy, electronics and games, food, frozen food, household, industrial, personal care and cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and medical equipment, snacks and cereal, and others.
Econocorp specializes in low to moderate speed cartoning, case packing, and tray forming machinery. Our Purpose is to help our customers solve their packaging needs and provide solutions which increase efficiency, throughput, and ROI.
See us at booth #4422
These organizations are an integral part of PACK EXPO Las Vegas 2023 and played a pivotal role in bringing the entire packaging and processing industry together for this event.
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INDUSTRY GROUPS
Phone: 800-366-5412
www.encoder.com
Email: sales@encoder.com
Encoder Products Company (EPC) specializes in motion feedback devices. Our Accu-Coder®, Accu-CoderPro®, and Tru-Trac® encoders come with an industry-leading three-year warranty. With faster delivery than most other encoder manufacturers, and same-day expedite options on many models, EPC will get you your encoders fast.
EPC has been a leading designer and manufacturer of motion sensing devices for more than 50 years, and we understand that each industrial automation application is different, and that you need encoders that fit the needs of your applications. That’s why our encoders are highly configurable, offering a wide array of shaft or bore sizes, output types, connector types, mounting options, and resolutions as high as 65,536 CPR.
Our encoders also offer:
• rogramma le encoder options giving you t e flexi ility to program t em to your exact specifications in the field
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s corporate ead uarters is located in da o oused in our vertically integrated 100,000 square foot manufacturing facility. When you call EPC, you’ll talk to engineers and encoder experts who can help you find the right motion feedback solution for your application. Contact us today.
See us at booth #SL-6008
Phone:
www.fallasautomation.com Email: FALLAS AUTOMATION, INC. 64 SHOWCASE 2023 | PACKAGING WORLD
Since 1979, Fallas Automation has produced simple, compact case packers and automation support equipment. Our goal is to provide our customers with stress-free automated case packing lines, so you can increase your production and improve your bottom line.
Fallas Automation celebrated our 40th anniversary in 2019. Dedication to machine quality and customer service are key reasons Fallas has been successful for so long. Fallas started producing semi-automatic case packers in the 1980’s, then adapted to the rapidly changing technologies and expanded our catalog of machinery. Today, we provide fully-integrated end of line case packing solutions for a variety of products. Markets, machinery, and customer needs have changed. Our heritage of constructing machinery to the highest quality standards and providing the most value for our customers has stayed constant.
5730 Millstream Road, Whitsett, NC 27377 USA
Phone: 336/449-7200
Email: sales@fockegso.com
www.packaging-solutions.focke.com
FOCKE & CO is a leading international engineering company for packaging machines in the tobacco, food, savoury snacks, and hygiene industry. In addition to the headquarters and divisions in Germany, the family-owned enterprise operates sales and service branches on all continents. Since its foundation in 1955, FOCKE & CO has delivered more than 22,000 machines.
For the tobacco industry FOCKE & CO delivers ultra-high speed packaging machines and holds a unique market position.
In the hygiene industry FOCKE & CO is well recognized for providing high-speed turnkey solutions for primary and end–of–line packaging for products such as diapers and pads.
For delicate snack products FOCKE & CO’s case packers offer careful handling alongside the flexibility to accommodate tray, tray-with-lid, and case packaging. In fact, machines - such as the Highly Flexible Packer - provide multiple pack configurations that normally cannot be achieved with a typical case packer.
905 80th Street Southwest / P.O. Box 4009, Everett, WA 98203
Phone: 425/483-9090
www.formostfuji.com
Email: sales@formostfuji.com
For nearly 60 years, Formost FUJI has earned an outstanding reputation in the packaging industry as a quality manufacturer, a dependable supplier of parts and services, and a leader in machine design and engineering know-how.
Visit Booth C-4000 at Pack Expo Las Vegas 2023. We will have packaging experts on hand to answer your questions. Set up your appointment early for face-to-face discussions.
DON’T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO SEE THE FOLLOWING EQUIPMENT IN PERSON
VX II Flow Wrapper with a Yamato Weighing Machine
Ground Meat Flow Wrap System with Reiser Vemag
Flow Wrapping for the Healthcare Industry
NEW BDS Bagging Machine
Flow Wrapper with Pick & Place Robot and Recloseable package
HORIZONTAL FLOW WRAPPER EFFICIENCY
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Formost Fuji service personnel keep your equipment running smoothly and efficiently, backed by a large inventory of replacement parts, immediately available.
See us at booth #C-4000
208 S. Route 73, Blue Anchor, NJ 08037
Phone: 1-800-257-8581
www.garvey.com
Email: mearling@garvey.com
Founded in 1926 in Hammonton, New Jersey, Garvey is recognized as a leader in the design and manufacture of low-impact, multi-functional, pressure-less loop accumulation systems and conveyor systems. Highly regarded for its engineering expertise to design systems that can handle a large variety of products shapes and sizes, Garvey’s solutions convey, accumulate, orient, single file, combine and lane products rapidly without back pressure or operator interference. It is a leader in bottling operations that range from small vaccine vials to wine bottles and more. Garvey offers a broad product offering across both modular standard and highly engineered accumulation solutions. Garvey has approximately 100 employees including a highly technical sales and engineering organization that has a proven track record of innovation within the accumulation market.
See us at booth #C-1555
Phone: 510/259-0500
Heat and Control®, a world-leading equipment manufacturer, offers the latest technology and the highest quality equipment for processing, coating and seasoning, conveying, weighing, packaging, inspection, and controls/ information systems. Established in 1950, we have 12 manufacturing, warehouse, and associated facilities, 12 testing centers, and more than 30 offices around the world. Our brands include FastBack® (horizontal motion conveyors and on-machine seasoning), Mastermatic (fryers), and Spray Dynamics® (coating and seasoning application systems), and we partner with other global manufacturing leaders, including Ishida (weighing packaging and inspection) and CEIA® (metal detection). We offer a single machine or can integrate several components into a complete system and assume single-source responsibility.
Food Processing–From frying and baking to raw produce handling, energy-saving, and pollution control. Use our expertise to create products that are cooked to exact specification, with high quality and great flavor. Choose from our vast range of integrated processing solutions for food products including snack foods, prepared foods, meat, poultry, and seafood.
Seasoning Application–Our comprehensive range of seasoning solutions for on-machine or process area deliver top performance, efficiency, application accuracy, and of course, great flavor. Maintaining seasoning application accuracy means improved product consistency, reduced waste, and higher yield.
Conveying and Product Handling–Everything you need to move your product from start to end. We provide a wide variety of innovative and dependable conveying and product handling systems to move product through the line as efficiently as possible.
Weighing/Combination Scales–Trust the world leader in weighing technology. Since 1893, Ishida has revolutionized the industry with inventions like the ultra-precise computer combination weigher (CCW). Whether you need entry-level or advanced equipment, we can provide the exact match for your needs.
Packaging–From tray and container filling to fully automated and integrated, Ishida snack food packaging systems provide end-of-line solutions that give you performance advantages in the busiest section of the line. Drive rapid ROI and increased productivity with a packaging system that focuses on performance and efficiency.
Inspection and Quality Assurance–Protect your consumer and your equipment with industry leading package testing and contaminant detection technology, including Ishida x-ray machines and checkweighers, and CEIA metal detection equipment. Our broad range of solutions lets us design the most appropriate machine or combination inspection system for your application.
We assist manufacturers with equipment for all types of food, pharmaceutical, and non-food products, as well as provide pre- and post-sale technical support, including applications assistance, engineering, installation, parts, service, and training to maintain peak efficiency.
See us at booth #C-1623
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460 GEES MILL BUSINESS CT NE, CONYERS, GA 30013
Phone: 770/760-1130
www.haverusa.com
Email: info@haverusa.com
Haver & Boecker USA is the global leader in bagging powders, filling liquids, palletizing and automation solutions. Our portfolio includes silos, mixers, lump crushers, flow control gates, valve bag packers, form-fill-seal baggers, FIBC/Bulk bag fillers, drum and tote fillers, can and pail fillers, conventional and robotic palletizers, and complete automation services.
We strive to provide the best service experience through on-site and hands-on training, spare part availability and technical support.
We serve all markets from start to finish.
Technology Solutions:
Storage Silos
Material Handling Components
Valve Bag Packers
Form-Fill-Seal Baggers
FIBC/Bulk bag baggers
Drum/Pallet/Tote Liquid Fillers
Pail/Canister Fillers
Low/High Level and Robotic Palletizers
Are you experiencing performance issues with your bags? Let us help analyze your bags and come up with a plan to increase your production and reduce product loss.
Our Brands:
IBAU Hamburg | Sommer | Feige Filling | Behn + Bates | Aventus | Newtec Bag Palletizing
See us at booth #SL-6135
20 Innovation Drive, York, PA 17402 USA
Phone: 717/505-3800
www.jlsautomation.com
Email: sales@jlsautomation.com
WHEN PERFORMANCE MATTERS
JLS Automation ensures safe operations and food safety with hygienic, custom vision-guided primary and secondary robotic packaging systems. Our easy-to-use systems solve complex packaging challenges while tackling the strictest sanitary packaging requirements. Rely on JLS when performance matters.
HYGIENIC PRIMARY & SECONARY PACKAGING MADE EASY
Our robotic packaging systems are easy-to-operate, made to get wet, easy to integrate into your packaging line and never get tired!
TALON® - hygienic primary loading systems
OSPREY® - sanitary case packers
HAWK™ - versatile case/try loaders
PEREGRINE® - vision-guided robotic cartoners
CONDOR™ - washdown, specialty palletizers
HARRIER - automatic bacon draft loader
SANDWICH ASSEMBLY SYSTEMS - automatically build fresh or IQF sandwiches
INTEGRATED SYSTEMS - full system responsibility from concept to design, integration, FAT & installation
JLS VIEW - virtual service calls utilizing Microsoft HoloLens 2 technology
See us at booth #SL-6156
Phone: 888-438-3242
www.idtechnology.com
ID Technology provides industry-leading labeling automation, coding, marking, and label production solutions for the food, beverage, pharmaceutical, personal care, household, and industrial goods industries.
We excel at taking information and placing it on your products and packaging.
Our comprehensive labeling and coding solutions include the following:
LABELS
ID Technology produces high-quality labels for primary and secondary packaging. Our seven label production plants across North America provide exceptional flexographic and digital print technology for printing prime product labels, RFID smart labels, and automated systems for making direct thermal and thermal transfer labels.
In fact, we're specialists at producing 12" and 14" rolls of high-speed, auto-apply labels at every one of our manufacturing facilities in North America.
We are the market leader in print and apply and prime labeling systems – featuring solutions that ensure compliance with customer and industry requirements while enhancing productivity, ease of operation, safety, and cost reduction.
For example, our patent-pending 265 CarbonFlex™ printer applicator is a new servo-driven, all-electric system that provides fast and consistent label application to single or multiple sides of a case, tray, or pallet. Even when material handling is less than perfect.
And our EPI MFlex™ pressure-sensitive labeling application system is a modular and flexible solution that can apply prime labels to virtually any product or package type.
As an alternative to labeling, our ClearMark™ HR case marking system is ideal for printing text, logos, and barcodes directly to corrugated cases.
If you need to add variable information to your products and packaging – such as GS1 2D barcodes, date/lot codes, production codes, etc. – there are several technologies we provide. ID Technology has a portfolio of solutions that include: Citronix continuous inkjet (CIJ) printers, Code Tech and ID Technology thermal inkjet (TIJ) coders, Macsa laser coding systems, and ID Technology and Greydon thermal transfer (TTO) printers. All designed to print clear, consistent codes on your products and packaging.
Since every customer application is unique, we consult with our customers to determine which labeling or coding technology best fits with your needs to enhance your production and improve your bottom line.
Visit booth C-3414 to see our innovative labeling and coding solutions in action.
See us at booth #C-3414
VISIT US AT PACK EXPO BOOTH C-3414 TO SEE OUR NEW LABELING AND CODING SOLUTIONS IN ACTION.
PRECISION & PERFORMANCE MEET FLEXIBILITY.
265 CARBONFLEX™ PRINTER APPLICATOR FOR LABELING CASES, TRAYS, OR PALLETS ON FRONT, SIDE, FRONT/SIDE, OR CORNER WRAP
Label Optimization = Fewer Changeovers
Single or Multiple Panel Labeling
Flat or Irregular Surface Labeling
All-Electric System = No Plant Air Required
CASE TAPING + LABELING/PRINTING FOR A COMPLETE, INTEGRATED SOLUTION ON YOUR PACKAGING LINE
Best Barcode Quality
Single or Multiple Panel Printer Applicator Labeling
Up to 8” Seamless, High-Res Print w/ ClearMark HR™
Lowest Cost Per Print
EPI MFLEX™ PRIME LABEL APPLICATOR SYSTEM FOR LABELING VIRTUALLY ANY TYPE OF PRODUCT OR PACKAGING
Singular HMI Controls Entire Labeling System
All Modules Synchronized = Perfect Labeling
Easily Add TIJ, TTO, CIJ, or Laser for Variable Info
IP65 Protection, as Standard
CODE TECH RAZR INKJET PRINTER FOR EXCEPTIONAL HIGH-RESOLUTION PRINTING IN A COMPACT FORM FACTOR
34mm Printhead = No Stitching from Multiple Units
600 Vertical DPI / 900 Horizontal DPI Printing
Fast-Drying, Solvent-Based Ink System
Hot-Swappable 250ml Ink Cartridge = No Stopping
550 Burning Tree Rd. Fullerton, CA 92833 United States
Phone: (888) 664-8111
www.label-aire.com
Email: info@label-aire.com
Label-Aire, the world’s leading manufacturer of pressure-sensitive labeling equipment for over 50 years, now makes pressure-sensitive labeling easier than ever. With our new generation technology, we now offer the industry’s easiest set-up, troubleshooting and changeover, fastest line speeds, and most reliable operation. The result is lower operating costs and increased productivity. But don’t just take our word for it. Our equipment can be found in the plants of blue chip companies around the world. At this year’s PACK EXPO, Label-Aire will be displaying its full line of primary and printer applicators and inline systems. Come meet our staff and let us show you how to make labeling easier.
Easy solution for tough applications.
No matter what your application, Label-Aire has the expertise to get the job done right - the first time. With out New Generation Applicators, we are able to provide the industry’s broadest range of labeling equipment including print & apply and primary applicators, rotary and inline system utilizing different application methods, line speeds, and custom designs.
Easy to do business with.
Behind every Label-Aire machine stands the industry’s most knowledgeable distributor network and service team, working to keep your line running. Our strategically located distributors are staffed with factory trained sales professionals and service technicians ready to assist you - from sales and installation to training and parts support.
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13547 Excelsior Drive, Norwalk, CA 90650
Phone: 562/802-9591
www.laubhunt.com
Email: info@laubhunt.com
Laub\Hunt Packaging Systems engineers, designs and manufactures Liquid Filling Systems. We offer a complete line of rotary and inline fillers for wide variety of liquid products into a variety of containers from 2 oz. to 55 gals. We install and support complete turnkey systems worldwide.
See us at booth #C-1521
Phone: 800-217-9100
www.lenze.com
Email: marketing.us@lenze.com
We are a US-based manufacturer of electrical and mechanical drives, motion control and automation technology. As a global specialist in Motion Centric Automation, we offer our customers products, drive solutions, complete automation systems, engineering services and tools from a single source.
Lenze is a leading provider of automation solutions to the consumer packaged goods industry, as well as commercial pumps/fans, material handling and logistics, robotics, converting and printing, and automotive. With a global network of engineers, sales representatives, and manufacturing facilities, Lenze is well-positioned to meet the motion control needs of customers worldwide.
Lenze Americas, the American subsidiary of Lenze SE of Germany, is headquartered in Uxbridge, Massachusetts. Corporate global headquarters are in Hamelin, Germany.
3210 59th Dr E Unit 101
Phone: (941) 205-0227
www.mamatausa.com
Email: sales@mamatausa.com
At Mamata, we understand your needs and provide solutions to increase your productivity and reduce changeover times and footprint.
The key features of our machines address the crucial areas in terms of efficiency, hygiene, product quality and flexibility. On display are the following 2 machines.
VFFS baggers: This is our new Vertical Form Fill Sealing (VFFS) system that achieves exceptional seal integrity and optimal precision across a large range of films at up to 220 ppm, making it the fastest system in the industry for single lane pouch filling. It’s ideal for pillow pouches, pillow pouches with broad top seal and hole, and block bottom pouches. During Pack Expo, Mamata will demonstrate this machine with BOPP/CPP recyclable films at speeds up to 200 ppm with a Yamato Weigher ADW-O-0120F.
Vegapack PFS-6: This is a small rotary style premade pouch filler, designed to address the needs of small to medium packagers, including start-ups. At 30 ppm filling speeds, it automates packaging infrastructure of these small to medium packagers, reducing their cost of packaging and increasing the hygiene levels as well as increase productivity.
All above and many more that will ease your packaging process and increase your productivity. OEE is at the core of everything we do to rise above getting competition.
For your pre-sales and after-sales support, our Florida office is at your service with spare-parts, local technical support, and sales consulting.
Stop by at our booth # C-4542 in Central hall and learn more…..
Call us today @ 941-205-0227 or write to us on sales@mamatausa.com
See us at booth #C-4542
Phone: 973.575.7445
Marchesini Group USA is a leading supplier of primary and secondary packaging solutions to the pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, and cosmetic industries. Established in 1992, our North American headquarters supports the USA, Puerto Rico, and Canada and is backed by 2,300 Marchesini staff members worldwide.
All precision packaging machinery available meet the highest level of quality certification using established production benchmarks and testing procedures. No single element of our business is as important to our reputation and our success as quality.
A full range of equipment is offered including: Blister and Deep Draw Thermoformers; Bundlers; Cartoners; Horizontal & Vertical Casepackers; Depacker; Box & Tray Formers; Jar Fillers; Labelers; Track & Trace Solutions; Aseptic Fillers for Vials, Ampules, & Disposable Syringes; Liquid Fillers/Cappers; Palletizers; Washing, Depyrogenation Tunnels; Strip Machines; Tray Packers; Tube Fillers; Wrapping/Banding/Overwrapping Equipment; Wallet Packaging; Syringe Assembly; Inhaler Assembly and Test Equipment; Turbo-Emulsifiers; Melters; Filling & Closing Machines; Filling/Sealing Stickpack & Sachet Machines; Electronic Counting & Filling Machines; Pharmaceutical Inspection Systems; Pharmaceutical Lab Equipment for Capsules, Tablets, Suppositories.
2395 Dakota Dr., Grafton, WI 53024
Phone: 262/268-8300
www.MatrixPM.com
Email:
Matrix, a leader in vertical form fill seal packaging equipment, delivers rugged, well-engineered, easy-to-use packaging systems backed by a large world-class service and parts teams. We have the ability, knowledge, and commitment to tailor highly efficient and profitable packaging systems for our customers on a global scale. We work collaboratively with our customers to assess and determine their needs in order to provide the packaging solution they require.
As a ProMach brand, Matrix is in the unique position to provide customers with a wealth of knowledge throughout their entire packaging system. And we can facilitate integrating packaging and processing products and solutions for diverse companies throughout the world.
Matrix partners with Pacraft (formerly Toyo Jidoki), and INVpack, to provide a comprehensive flexible packaging machinery solution.
Matrix supports a complete flexible packaging product, providing solutions you need, when you need them. ProMach is performance, and the proof is in every package.
Phone: (203) 229-7480
Email: sales@metsgroup.com
www.metsagroup.com/metsaboard
Metsä Board is a leading European producer of premium fresh fiber paperboards and a forerunner in sustainability. We produce premium lightweight folding boxboards, food service boards and white kraftliners for consumer goods packaging as well as retail-ready and food service applications. The fresh fibers Metsä Board uses are a renewable resource, traceable to origin in sustainably managed northern forests. In addition, We work together with our customers on a global scale to innovate solutions for better consumer experiences.
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11021 N Pomona Avenue, Kansas City, MO 64153
Phone: 800/800-8552
www.multivac.com/us
Email: info@multivac.com
MULTIVAC is one of the world’s leading suppliers of packaging solutions for various products, including meat, poultry, seafood, fresh fruit and vegetables, leafy greens, and medical and consumer products. Our comprehensive range of equipment covers a variety of applications, from single, stand-alone machines for smaller businesses right up to fully automated lines for large companies. We offer an extensive range of primary packaging technologies, printing and labeling, quality control, and secondary packaging automation. MULTIVAC’s portfolio also includes Smart Services, a digital product and solution that processes data in real-time and offers customers solutions for monitoring, controlling, and optimizing production.
MULTIVAC will feature various machines and line solutions at this year’s Las Vegas Pack Expo at our booth #SL-6325. The machines featured will include processing equipment, our highoutput Thermoformer, Crossweb Labeler, and Thermal Transfer Printer. Also featured will be a medical line solution featuring our Rx 4.0 Thermoformer. Lastly, we will also show our newly launched R3 Thermoformer, our compact, high-performance Traysealer, the T 305, and our double chamber machine, the C 500.
MULTIVAC is a family-owned company that operates globally with more than 80 sites and over 6,900 employees worldwide. Our US headquarters is located in Kansas City, Missouri; we also have Regional Customer Support Centers in Denville, NJ; Irvine, CA; Chicago, IL; and Charlotte, NC.
See us at booth #SL-6325
600 S Commercial St | Neenah, WI 54956 | USA
Phone: 844 -293-2816 Email: jpesicek@
www.modularconveyor.com
Partner for Your Success
modularconveyor.com
Modular Conveyor Express (MCE) is the dedicated distributor network of Nercon. Selling exclusively through MCE Distributor Partners, MCE complete conveyor systems are designed by Nercon engineers and backed by Nercon quality standards. This network includes distributors located across the United States who are fully supported by an MCE team of conveyor experts able to understand and respond to the specific operational needs of the MCE distributor network on an individual basis.
Conveyor Designed by Nercon
Built to maximize productivity, MCE complete conveyor systems provide a significant competitive advantage to MCE distributors. Developed and designed by highly skilled Nercon engineers over countless hours of analysis and testing, MCE conveyors skip the costly start-up of a custom process and begin with a core of proven equipment making your projects more cost-effective and MCE’s turnaround time an advantage.
MCE’s conveyor systems are manufactured at Nercon’s production facility in Oconto, Wis., where Lean Manufacturing practices are employed to increase quality, identify any wasteful operations, and reduce unnecessary costs. As an industry leader in manufacturing conveyor systems and equipment, we are proud of the advanced technology and unparalleled quality our distributors can count on.
3-4 Week Delivery on standard conveyor equipment!
Conveying Solutions in Booth C-2214 Include:
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• pirals levators
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Contact us at (844) 293-2816 to learn more about becoming a distributor for MCE. www.modularconveyor.com
See us at booth #C-2214
600 S Commercial St | Neenah, WI, 54956 | USA
Phone: 844-293-2814
Email: sanklam@nercon.com
www.nerconconveyors.com
Need to move a product up or down, side-to-side, accumulate, rotate, or turn it? Maybe you need a quick changeover system or to maximize space on a production floor. Nercon has done all of that.
The ProCore® conveyor line features conveyor systems and packaging equipment, from mattop, tabletop, and belt conveyor systems to re-flow and rotary accumulation tables to our new draper z incline to adjustable guide rails and more. All ProCore® models are built with a standard base that allows modifications for customer preferences, making it a hybrid between standard “one-size-fitsall” and a custom product.
HydroCore® hygienic clean-in-place (CIP) and sanitary clean-out-of-place (COP) conveyor systems are designed to help keep our customers moving in ways that are faster and more efficient with fewer repairs, more uptime, and increased profit margins. Our sanitary z incline conveyor and washdown spiral make it possible to meet today’s stringent sanitary standards while still optimizing production operations.
Come see Nercon’s conveyor solutions in operation and talk with our conveyor experts on how to keep production deadlines on schedule.
6-8 week delivery of ProCore® and HydroCore®!
Conveying Solutions Include:
• a le opconveyingsystems
• at opconveyingsystems
• anitaryconveyingsystems
• pirals nclines and levators
• ccumulators
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4750 County Road 13 NE, Alexandria, MN
Phone: 320-852-7705
Email: orion@promachbuilt.com
www.OrionPackaging.com
Orion has been the leading provider of stretch wrapping, pallet handling and load-securing solutions for almost 40 years. We offer the most comprehensive line of stretch wrapping equipment from entry-level semi-automatic stretch wrappers, to fully automatic conveyorized stretch wrappers and orbital wrappers, almost all machines are designed and built in our facility in Alexandria, Minnesota.
At Pack Expo 2023, Orion will be showcasing the recently updated Orion CTS, Conveyorized Twin Station Stretch Wrapper. The CTS is the perfect upgrade for applications that need a higher throughput than a semi-automatic machine but are not quite ready for a fully automatic conveyorized stretch wrapper. Other machines at the booth include a Flex LPD with roping technology ideal for agriculture industries as well as an entry-level Sentry LP stretch wrapper.
For more information on this or any of our other products, please visit us at www.orionpackaging.com
1330 Contract Drive, Green Bay, WI 54304
Phone: 920-339-2222
Email: info-usa@optima-packaging.com
www.optima-packaging.com
Optima builds innovative packaging machine solutions with state-of-the-art technology. We design and build packaging and filling machines and complete production lines for pharmaceutical, consumer, nonwovens, and life science products. Optima specializes in modular and turnkey solutions with the latest technological advances for various products.
At Optima's PACK EXPO Las Vegas booth, our experts will be on hand to discuss:
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Phone: 541.461.5000
www.paktech-opi.com
Email: handlesales@paktech-opi.com
PakTech is the leading producer of 100% recycled and recyclable secondary packaging. Founded in 1991, they are a family-owned and operated business and headquartered in Eugene, Oregon.
PakTech’s commitment to quality is paralleled by their commitment to the environment. They are dedicated to bringing the highest quality packaging to the market with the least environmental impact.
PakTech handles are made with 100% recycled HDPE resin such as recycled milk jugs and similar unpigmented containers. Second life PakTech handles are also reusable and 100% recyclable. When PakTech handles are recycled, they often see a third life as composite lumber, flower pots, park benches, new PakTech handles and more.
PakTech carriers feature a minimalistic design using the least amount of material. While other secondary packaging options wrap and surround product, PakTech carriers snap at the top letting the product shine for itself.
PakTech also offers automated application versatility. You can apply the handles by hand or utilize their automated applicators ranging in speed fit for any job. PakTech applicators are efficient, reliable, versatile and the smart multipack packaging solution.
From design to final handle application PakTech’s responsiveness, rapid turn-around time, and comprehensive product offerings separate them from their competition. Tremendous value is what they offer and deliver.
2270 Blvd. Industrial, Laval, Quebec, Canada, H9S 1P9
Phone: 833-490-9727
Email: INFORMATIONS@PHOENIXWRAPPERS.COM
WWW.PHOENIXWRAPPERS.COM
Phoenix Wrappers is a leading pallet stretch wrap machine manufacturer. Phoenix Wrappers specializes in a full range of stretch wrap equipment from semi-automatic up to high-speed fully automatic customized material handling systems. Having a well-earned reputation of dependable, “built like a tank” machine design, Phoenix continues to provide stretch wrap machinery that can handle our customer’s worst conditions with ease. Contact our team to learn more about our pallet shrink wrapping machines! Phoenix Wrappers, along with ESS Technologies and Schneider Packaging Equipment, form Pacteon Group. Pacteon provides a single source for customized end-of-line automated packaging systems with decades of expertise and a distinguished customer experience.
See us at booth #C-2223 & #SL-6604
850 Pratt Boulevard, Elk Grove Village, IL 60007
Phone: 847-437-1427
www.pmikyoto.com
Email: sales@pmikyoto.com
Based in Chicagoland since 1993, PMI has continued to expand our operations and product offerings as customer demand increased. We have worked to ensure our customers have been satisfied with the quality machines built, installed and continuously supported by our team of qualified engineers and technical professionals. In addition to our headquarters in Elk Grove Village, IL., which houses our engineering, manufacturing, parts, customer service and support teams, we offer a 150,000-square-foot manufacturing, engineering and testing facility next door as well as a rebuild facility down the street in Arlington Heights, IL.
We take pride and go the extra mile to make sure that your machine meets and exceeds your expectations. Our philosophy of designing rugged, well-crafted machines will assure your highest efficiencies with minimum cost of ownership while your machine runs for many decades. It is common to find PMI machines running at high efficiencies 20 years after installation. PMI KYOTO machines are built to last. Period.
422 East Fountain Road, Webb City, MO 64870
Phone: 417-673-5551
prosysfill.com
Email: info@prosysfill.com
ProSys is a premier manufacturer of semiautomatic and fully automatic equipment for filling, Squeeze Tubes, Syringes, Airless Pumps, Cartridges and Custom Containers for the Cosmetic, Pharmaceutical, Adhesive, Sealant & Lubricant industries. A global supplier of filling equipment since 1985 with U.S. sales, manufacturing and customer service facilities located in Southwest Missouri.
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See us at booth #C-2638
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www.quadrel.com Email:
Quadrel Labeling Systems is a world leader in the design and manufacture of pressure sensitive and shrink sleeve label application equipment. We serve a wide variety of industries including packagers of pharmaceuticals, personal care products, automotive chemicals, beverages and food.
Quadrel offers an extensive product line ranging from simple economicallypriced systems, up to sophisticated inline and rotary systems that includevision, validation, PLC control, servo drives and remote access for troubleshooting assistance.
Labeling and Sleeve application requirements can vary widely. Many companies have labeling projects that do not fit into a standard product offering.
Our experienced and professional engineering staff addresses these needs with a willingness to design complete custom one-of-a-kind labeling systems. We offer custom controls and documentation required by most Fortune 100 companies.
Providing a comprehensive, capable and elegant solution for our customers often requires we work with suppliers of products such as scanners, vision systems and printers. Quadrel is proud to partner with the most respected and recognized suppliers of this technology in our industry.
303 N 29th Ave, Monroe, WI, 53511 USA
Phone: (608) 325-5850
Email: Quest@ProMachBuilt.com
www.QuestIndustrial.com
Quest is a manufacturer of turn-key industrial automation equipment focusing on robotics and vision-guidance serving highly demanding markets such as food, beverage, and dairy.
Our application-specific software products simplify system setup, streamlining configurability and ensuring high flexibility. As an award-winning FANUC Authorized System Integrator, we bring our diverse product knowledge to each application to optimize customer outcomes. We also offer full system integration utilizing equipment across the ProMach family and more.
See us at booth #C-3425
4010 East 26th Street Los Angeles, CA 90058 U.S.A.
Phone: +1 (323) 262-5145
www.rehrigpacific.com
Email: info@rehrig.com
Rehrig Pacific is a trusted authority in sustainable supply chain solutions with a century of experience. We manufacture a complete line of reusable plastic products designed for automation that work with our cutting-edge material handling solutions for improved delivery. As thought partners, we drive innovation in a changing global landscape.
Our fully integrated solution starts at eight North American injection molding locations, material handling equipment, AI technology, and over ten reverse logistics service centers close to our customers.
We help close the loop on our plastic products with a network of over 100+ recycling facilities. Through our Kansas R&D lab, we invest in utilizing alternative recycled content, including Post Consumer plastics, such as Ocean Bound, Bulky Rigid, and stretch film, helping our customers achieve their sustainability goals.
Our relentless pursuit of smarter, safer solutions transforms global supply chains, ensuring the responsible movement of goods and resources.
See us at booth #SU-7901
Phone: 517 568 4121
www.rennco.com
Email: rennco@promachbuilt.com
Rennco offers a semi-automatic vertical bagging machine that produces a right sized E-Commerce shipping package made from roll stock centerfolded material. Ensuring all of your products are properly wrapped and sealed is important to Rennco. If you need bagging systems for your products, get the most efficient and effective vertical bagging machine solution from Rennco for your E-Commerce bagging application.
The semi-automatic vertical L-bar sealers come equipped with a unique sealing assembly to seal diverse films, including:
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Rotzinger Group Inc., 110 S Queen Street, PA 17403, USA - Local Team, Local Service.
Phone: +1 223 284 8155
www.rotzingergroup.com
Email: rotzinger.inc@rotzingergroup.com
Discover groundbreaking Robot with Integrated Buffer and the highest Hygienic Conveyor for dry cleaning.
Experience our popular proprietary GEMINI 5.0, the ultimate hardware and software platform for enhanced productivity.
See us at booth # SU-7113
300 Newsome Dr, Yorktown, VA 23692
Phone: (757) 898-1530
www.ryson.com
Email: sales@ryson.com
Ryson specializes in Vertical Conveying Solutions. Our products include spiral conveyors, mass flow spirals.. vertical accumulation buffers, bucket elevators, bucket Conveyors, and slat conveyors.
Ryson Spiral Conveyors need less floorspace than conventional conveyors and are faster and more reliable than any elevator or lift.
Quality and service comes first at Ryson. We understand that our customers are looking for reliable eqlipment to reduce their total cost of ownership. All our products are crafted with great care in our modem manufacturing facility located in Yorktown, Virginia. All units are available in powder coated carbon steel, stainless steel or wash-down versions.
All units are shop tested prior to shipment to assure smooth start-up. Our full inventory of parts enables us to provide the high level of service our customers have came to expect from Ryson.
Ryson manufactures a broad range of bucket elevators which combine vertical and horitzontal transportation of bulk materials in one integral unit. They are of the totally enclosed pivoting bucket type and can be equipped with multiple inlets and outlets. The buckets are overlapping at the inlets to prevent spillage and can be tipped selectively at the outlets.
Ryson is a member of the Royal Apollo Group, established in 1847 and headquartered in the Netherlands. Ryson manufactures in the USA and supports North America. We have manufacturing in the Netherlands, USA, and Thailand with service operations in the Netherlands, USA, Thailand, China, India, and Mexico.
This ensures a global supply chain and international service and support. As one global company, we are the world's leader in Vertical Conveying!
See us at booth #C-4736
8848 Red Oak Boulevard, Suite H, Charlotte, NC 28217, USA
Phone: +1 980 244 3140
www.schubert.group
Email: sales@schubert-na.com
Schubert showcases new TLM Cartoner with Comfort Feeder: Carton blanks fed directly from the pallet.
Schubert will be exhibiting its latest technical advancements for the packaging industry at Pack Expo Las Vegas. The highlight will be the presentation of Schubert’s new TLM Cartoner with Comfort Feeder, at Booth 7654. This is an extremely compact, efficient, resource-saving solution to automate the infeed of carton blanks to the packaging machine. Beyond this, Schubert Pharma will once again be presenting its expertise in pharmaceutical packaging at Booth 6820 in the Healthcare Pavilion.
Schubert is a globally recognized market leader in top-loading packaging machines (TLM). For its digital, robot-based packaging machines, the family-owned company based in Crailsheim (Baden-Württemberg, Germany) builds on an interplay of simple mechanics, intelligent control technology and high modularity. With this philosophy and a highly developed culture of innovation, the company has been pursuing an entirely independent technological path for more than 50 years.
With its TLM technology, the machine manufacturer provides its customers with future-proof packaging machine solutions that are easy to operate, flexible in terms of format conversion, high-performance and stable in function. The TLM packaging machines pack products of all types and from all sectors – from food, confectionery, beverages, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics to technical products – in trays, cartons, boxes or in flow-wrap bags.
Well-known brands such as Ferrero, Nestlé, Unilever, Mondelez and Roche rely on Schubert’s automation solutions, as do numerous small, medium-sized and family-owned companies. Founded in 1966, the second generation of the company now employs 1,600 people.
North America is one of the most important growth markets for the Schubert Group. Since the end of 2015, Schubert North America has been coordinating business in this market through its Charlotte headquarters. Together with its service center in Dallas, Texas, and with Schubert Packaging Automation, and its Canadian sales and service office in Toronto, Ontario, the company can guarantee the best possible service for customers throughout North America.
The headquarters in Charlotte, North Carolina, with its advanced training machines, also forms the Schubert Training Center for customers in North America and Canada – a core element of Schubert’s service offering. The company’s customers include very well-known corporations as well as medium-sized family businesses and start-ups.
See us at booth #SU-7654
Phone: 315-676-3035
Email: sales@schneiderequip.com
www.schneiderequip.com
Schneider has been a leader in world-class case packing and palletizing solutions for over 50 years. We take pride in our personalized approach and innovative problem-solving for industries such as food and beverage, dairy, pharmaceutical, personal care, plastics, and paper products. Our relationship with our customers is not just about completing a project but creating a mutually beneficial partnership that will last for years.
How are we leading in end-of-line automation? We incorporate new technologies and provide proven concepts by building adaptable, reliable solutions that are efficient and easy to operate. With machine longevity and ease of use in mind, Schneider machines are equipped with features that automate and simplify changeover, change pallet patterns on the fly, and proactively monitor machine conditions.
With decades of experience, Schneider understands case packing better than anyone. Our solutions include robotic, gable top, horizontal, high-speed horizontal, and vertical bottom loading designs. We seamlessly integrate the ancillary equipment your line needs including barcode readers, labeling equipment, case inspection systems and more. Schneider engineers the solutions to meet your unique needs.
Schneider’s robotic palletizing solutions are built to last. Our applications range from collaborative systems, compact modular machines, scalable centralized systems, and fully integrated intelligent warehouse traffic management solutions. Our palletizing systems integrate with pallet dispensers, stretch wrappers, automated guided vehicles, and more.
We are a partner and an authorized system integrator with some of the most respected names in the automation industry, including FANUC, Rockwell Automation, and PMMI. We hold the highest levels of certification with these organizations, allowing us to offer you the safest and most dynamic systems.
Start your project at schneiderequip.com or email our sales engineers at sales@schneiderequip.com.
See us at booth #C-2223
• Increase productivity
• Improve quality control
• Reduce waste
• Optimize oorspace
• Prevent workplace injuries
• Simplify machine changeover
• Reduce maintenance costs
Let the Schneider expert engineers solve even the most complicated case packaging challenges through FANUC robotics or traditional case packing methods.
Schneider palletizers incorporate FANUC robotics to create unique, exible, and intuitive machines to meet your facility and production requirements.
TRUST IN OUR EXPERIENCE TO ENGINEER THE RIGHT SOLUTION FOR YOUR PROJECT.
sales@schneiderequip.com
Phone: 559.651.2339
Email:
www.serpapackaging.com
Serpa designs and manufactures a complete range of cartoning systems for the pharmaceutical, medical device, nutraceutical, food, cosmetics, and personal care markets. Since 1985, companies across the globe have looked to us to handle their most demanding secondary packaging challenges.
We provide horizontal, vertical, and top load cartoners that can accommodate both hand load and automatic load applications, designing systems capable of nearly any speed for the desired application. We also provide a broad range of end of line packaging solutions, including case and tray packers, robotic palletizers, literature feeders, paperboard sleeve wrappers, and robotic product handling systems. Additionally, Serpa provides line integration and validation services, designing turnkey integrated end of line packaging systems from start to finish with single source responsibility.
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See us at booth #3433
100 Technology Drive Alpharetta, GA 30005
Phone: 800-241-4453
Email: binu.thomas@siemens.com
usa.siemens.com/packaging
How do you manufacture lot size X while maximizing your production efficiency?
What are your challenges? More customized packaging? Smaller batch sizes? New materials? Whatever solution you need for your machine, you’ll find the solutions on display in the Siemens booth.
Learn about Siemens smart manufacturing solutions for the food and beverage and packaging industries, which help you:
• simplifyplantdesignformaximumproductivity
• adaptfastertoevolving
• increaseproductivity
Visit Siemens at Pack Expo, Las Vegas in booth SL-6351 to learn about our solutions for the packaging industry.
See us at booth #SL-6351
14000 Dineen Drive Little Rock, AR 72206 USA
Phone: 501-492-3892
sleeveseal.com
Email: sales@sleeveseal.com
Sleeve Seal entered the labeling industry when we recognized the need for simpler, faster, better built shrink labeling equipment. In an era when efficiencies matter most, we deliver shrink labeling solutions to the country’s largest manufacturers who depend upon our robust, easy to operate labelers for efficiencies of >99.5%. Sleeve Seal is focused on repeatable labeling performance, and we partner with the giants of the automation industry to integrate the best technologies required to apply shrink labels time after time to exacting specifications.
Built-to-last American manufacturing expertise and modern engineering combine to produce speeds from 25 to 1600 CPM on robust machines equipped with intelligent Allen Bradley controls. Heavy weight construction and the fastest, most durable drive train in the industry provide countless hours of high efficiency runs. Sleeve Seal machines are engineered to provide quality-labeling performance with simple, tool-less changeovers between container formats. Other patented innovations, such as a multi-blade cutter assembly with quick-change blades have been developed for ease of maintenance.
Phone: 270-651-9166
Email: info@spantechllc.com
www.spantechconveyors.com
Span Tech leads the industry as an innovative material handling company. We are known throughout the world for our quality, reliability, and excellent customer service. Today we are recognized as a global leader in developing unique and customizable solutions for conveying applications.
Our customized conveyor solutions ensure that your products get where they need to be, when they need to be there, and with countless number of chain configurations the possibilities are endless. From changing elevation while curving to transferring, our conveyor solutions have been proven effective time and time again.
Need to integrate? No problem. Span Tech conveyors can be designed to integrate with almost any type of machinery, work station, or robotics. We do not shy away from your challenges, we embrace them. If solutions do not exist yet, we create them.
OUR CORE INDUSTRIES INCLUDE:
- Food & Beverage Production, Pharmaceuticals, Packaging, Manufacturing, Warehousing, Distribution, E-commerce, Cosmetics
Through product evolution and innovation, we provide our customers with the lowest total cost of ownership, as well as the longest service life available.
PACKAGING APPLICATIONS:
When it comes to packaging facilities, the best conveyor solutions should make the most use of available floor space. Whether you are moving sensitive products, empty packages, or heavy packages, a flexible, adaptable and innovative conveyor system ensures each product is handled correctly and oriented appropriately before entering the filling, labeling and packaging machines down the line.
PHARMACEUTICAL APPLICATIONS:
Span Tech conveyor systems are custom designed for pharmaceutical manufacturers to prevent cross contamination from the handling of different products. We manufacture pharmaceutical systems to safely convey small vials, bottles, vial pucks, blister packs, bags, tubes and small cartons.
Contact us and let us show you how together we can Outlast, Outperform and Outdeliver the competition. We are committed to building the best conveyor systerms possible. It's more than a goal. -It's how we do business.
See us at booth #SL-6125
Phone: 800-877-5658
www.squidink.com
Email: info@squidink.com
Squid Ink is a manufacturer of coding and marking systems for product identification and traceability, providing superior-quality inks and low-maintenance printing equipment.
Squid Ink began in 1991, supplying high-quality replacement inkjet fluids. Since then, the company has grown and expanded to include a complete line of hi-res piezo printing systems, CIJ (continuous ink jet) printing systems, TIJ (thermal inkjet) printing systems, DOD (drop-ondemand) printing systems, laser coders, and a full library of inks and inkjet fluids. Our printers and ink are designed to print the highest quality bar codes, batch numbers, date codes, logos, and large or small character text, directly onto corrugated cases, plastics, metals, glass, wood, and other substrates.
And Squid Ink continues to design new products that are reliable, easy to use, and cost-effective. One of our latest examples is the CoPilot Gemini, a new feature -rich printing system that offers 360 dpi print resolution, 5.6" print height, full-color touchscreen, and the option to run from a wireless tablet. The CoPilot Gemini offers users clean and reliable printing of bar codes, logos, and razor-sharp small-character text.
Today, Squid Ink continues to focus on its core purpose to "help companies deliver products to the world." An expanding line of integrated products and services reflects Squid Ink's commitment to meeting new needs and new challenges and ensuring that customers have reliable systems for their packaging application.
Squid Ink, Eastey, and American Film & Machinery (AFM) are all divisions of Engage Technologies Corporation. Squid Ink (squidink.com) is a manufacturer of coding and marking systems for product identification and traceability, providing superior quality inks and lowmaintenance printing equipment. Easley (eastey.com) is a leading manufacturer of heavy-duty shrink-packaging equipment and automated case sealing systems for packaging applications. American Film & Machinery (afmsleeves.com) supplies shrink labelers and tunnels, shrink sleeves, and tamper bands.
Engage Technologies Corporation is headquartered in Brooklyn Park, MN with facilities in Big Lake, MN, Spring Lake Park, MN, The Hague, Netherlands, and Shanghai, China. The Company continues to expand sales and services, with authorized distributors strategically located throughout the U.S. and the rest of the world.
See us at booth #C-5000
1360 Grandview Pkwy, Sturtevant, WI 53177 USA
Phone: 877/375-2121
www.spee-dee.com
FILL WITH CONFIDENCE
Email: info@spee-dee.com
Since 1981, Spee-Dee has earned a reputation for building reliable, accurate & durable dry filling systems. Customers trust Spee-Dee to improve efficiency, productivity & profitability. Our test lab is second-to-none & offers the ability to simulate your full production line at our facility.
AUGER FILLERS - Servo technology eliminates time-consuming manual adjustments. Ideal for dry fill applications such as ground coffee, powdered drink & baking mixes, sugar, spices, soup bases, nutraceuticals & more.
ROTARY FILLERS - Fill rigid containers with ease & accuracy. Changeovers are a breeze with patented magnetic funnels & all tool-less change parts. An open design allows 360 degree access. Ideal applications include nutraceutical gummies & powders, nuts, spices & grated cheese.
PLC-BASED CHECKWEIGHERS - Electro Magnetic Force Restoration (EMFR) weighing technology is 10X more accurate than strain gauge models. Tool-less belt changes, USB port for easy data collection & calibration by your technician - all in a small footprint. Sanitary, heavy-duty & inclined models available.
VOLUMETRIC CUP FILLERS - Quick-change cups are easily inserted in minutes. Telescoping cups offer the ability to fine tune the fill weight for fill & weight accuracy. Designed to handle a variety of applications from simple hand-fills to interfacing with automatic equipment. Speeds up to 140/min.
CANNABIS FILLING SYSTEMS - Unique tare/gross weighing system that checks both jar tare & gross weights - all while being easy to clean & help maintain a sanitary environment. Easily integrates with a variety of multihead weighers. Reach speeds up to 40 jars/min as you fill jars with a range of 1 to 28 grams of flower cannabis.
Phone: 508/566-7825
Taptone.com
Email: Taptone@Teledyne.com
Teledyne TapTone is an innovator in package inspection technology. TapTone has a range of patented inspection equipment for the food, beverage, chemical, health and beauty, pharmaceutical, and nutraceutical markets . TapTone’s original acoustic sensor became the gold standard in glass beer bottle inspection and its line of compression and force systems are used world-wide for leak inspection on flexible plastic containers and pressurized metal and plastic containers. TapTone continues to innovate in leak detection and will be featuring its latest patented technology for testing paperboard carton packaging. TapTone operates a free sample testing service that can be used to determine which system is right for your container inspection before you purchase the system. The Teledyne TapTone booth will feature an interactive display of container inspection systems for detecting leaks, fill level, internal pressure/ vacuum and rejection. TapTone's latest products will be on display in the booth including our new liquid paperboard carton leak inspection solution. Our Package Inspection Specialists welcome the opportunity to discuss your next project with you. TapTone's diverse product line offers something for every project and budget.
525 Vossbrink Drive, Washington, MO 63090
Phone: (636) 239-7424
www.texwrap.com
Email: Texwrap@ProMachBuilt.com
Texwrap, a ProMach brand, is the leader in the design and manufacture of fully automatic shrink wrapping, shrink bundling and E-commerce systems. Known as the industry innovator, we hold patents on some of the most significant breakthrough technologies in the shrink wrapping business. Our comprehensive line of cost-effective, high-speed shrink wrapping and infeed solutions includes L-bar sealers, intermittent motion and continuous motion side sealers, and vertical wrappers, as well as shrink tunnels - all made in the USA and backed by an industry-leading warranty.
AT THE SHOW:
Visit the Texwrap booth to see the new Texwrap Kayat SRX Single Roll Bundler in action. The SRX Series provides options for shrink bundling trayed or loose products, easy-access operation and maintenance, and the ability to use clear or printed film. Designed to handle a wide variety of packaged food and beverage products, the SRX Series uses a single roll of film at speeds up to 60 cycles per minute.
The Kayat SRX Series combines Texwrap's expertise in shrink wrapping and the legacy that Kayat machines have held in the industry.
For more information about the SRX Series, visit www.texwrap.com/SRX, contact Texwrap@ProMachBuilt.com, and visit us at Booth C-3625.
See us at booth #C-3625
6655 West Diversey Ave., Chicago, IL 60707 USA
Phone: 773/889-0200
Email:
www.trianglepackage.com
100 YEARS OF KEEPING FOOD SAFE
Triangle has built a legacy of designing and building sanitary packaging equipment that has stood both the test of time as well as harsh washdown environments. Today the family’s third and fourth generations carry on that tradition with superior engineering, a world-class manufacturing facility in Chicago, IL (USA) and unparalleled customer support.
VFFS BAG MACHINES
Designed with sanitation and ease-of-use in mind, Triangle baggers meet USDA/3A and FSMA standards. All models come with an open, accessible design, sanitary forming tubes and sloped surfaces for easy run-off during washdown. Easy-changeover features include no-tool removal of forming tubes, sealing jaws and film rolls.
BAG-IN-BOX CARTONERS
Flexibility in a small footprint. Quick, auto-changeover from single to dual or quad packs in seconds. Pairs perfectly with a Triangle bagger and weigher combination. A unique belt infeed system protects your product.
PRE-MADE POUCH FILLERS
Simple, automated solution for filling and sealing pre-made pouches. Run Doy bags, 3-sided seal, flat and stand-up pouches with ease. Simple integration with mulithead weighers, augers or cup fillers.
MULTIHEAD WEIGHERS
From cereal to wet proteins, and everything in between. Unmatched accuracy and speed. Even product distribution for optimal production. Mount directly on top of Triangle VFFS baggers. No mezzanines required.
497 Circle Freeway Dr, Cincinnati, Oh, 45245
Phone: 513-874-6550
www.ValcoMelton.Com
Email: info@ValcoMelton.com
For more than 70 years, Valco Melton has been developing some of the world's most innovative adhesive dispensing and quality assurance solutions. Over that time, we've grown to employ 600+ people in more than 95 countries, all working to exceed your and your customers' needs.
Join us at Pack Expo 23’ to discover our cutting-edge solutions for end-of-line packaging, including the revolutionary EcoStitch Solution. Our line of all-electric adhesive applicators, melters, and controls, designed to reduce your total cost of ownership and increase your overall equipment efficiency. EcoStitch reduces adhesive consumption by up to 70%, eliminates the need for compressed plant air, and boasts an industry-leading service life of over 2 billion cycles.
So what are you waiting for? Visit us at Pack Expo to learn more about how our solutions can benefit your facility, and don't forget to ask about adhesive flow tracking, now available on EcoStitch melters.
69 William Street, Belleville, NJ 07109
Phone: (800) VAC-U-MAX
www.vac-u-max.com
Email: info@vac-u-max.com
Since 1954, VAC-U-MAX has designed, engineered, manufactured, and marketed bulk ingredient handling systems that automate processing and packaging. By eliminating the manual portion, materials are conveyed from sources like drums, bulk bags, and super sacks, to destinations like auger fillers, stick pack machines, and VFFS machines. VAC-U-MAX bulk material handling systems utilize pneumatic, aero-mechanical, or flexible screw conveying technologies, conveying from handfuls to 25,000 lbs/hr and more.
VAC-U-MAX Signature Series are available in 1500 Series, conveying from handfuls to 1500 lbs/hr, and the 3500 Series which conveys up to 3500 lbs/hr. Each 5-part package includes the vacuum producer, pick-up wand, convey tubing, Signature Series Vacuum Receiver with automatic pulse filter cleaning, and UL-listed control panel. Systems are available for general purpose applications, or sanitary designs for food and pharmaceutical applications.
For difficult to convey materials such as cohesive, or bridge-building materials, VAC-U-MAX offers Tube Hopper Vacuum Receivers. VAC-U-MAX systems automate manufacturing by maximizing efficiency, productivity, and end-product quality. Put VAC-U-MAX to the test!
13771 Cavaliere Dr, Shelby Township, MI 48315, United States
Phone: (888) 326-1476
www.vandergraaf.com
Email: info@vandergraaf.com
VDG is the leader in the design and manufacturing of drum motors for belt conveyors, with a strong focus on safety, reliability, and longevity. VDG adheres to a simple principle: provide reliable belt drive solutions to the material handling and food processing industries through innovation, continuous research and development, and precision manufacturing. Manufacturing in-house in the USA and Canada for 38 years, using cutting-edge production technology and automation, VDG ensures product quality, fast delivery, and after-sales support.
The one-component VDG Drum Motor has all drive components, including the electric motor, gear reducer, and bearings, enclosed inside the drum, increasing mechanical and electrical efficiency, optimizing space, and promoting operator safety. VDG Drum Motors are designed for 80,000 hours of continuous operation before maintenance, reducing maintenance and operational costs and increasing productivity. VDG Drum Motors are available in a range of diameter sizes, belt speeds, horsepower, and industry-specific options and features to suit various belt conveyor applications.
VDG has developed and patented the IronGrip™ lagging system for the VDG Drum Motor to increase the durability and lifespan of both the lagging and the belt. This lagging system has symmetrically welded steel bars on the outside of the drum with vulcanized rubber lagging inserts between the steel bars. IronGrip™ lagging eliminates uneven belt wear, improves belt tracking, increases belt traction by 40%, and has a 4-5 times longer service life compared to standard lagging.
For food processing and handling belt conveyor applications, the all-stainless steel SSV Series Drum Motor drives modular, wire mesh, and monolithic conveyor belts without using sprockets. The SSV Drum Motor has the belt profile machined directly on the drum, or in the case of the new SSV-XP Drum Motor, on the interchangeable profiled sleeve. The profiled sleeve on the SSV-XP can be removed and exchanged for another profiled sleeve to match the belt required on the conveyor without changing the drum motor.
All SSV Series Drum Motors feature an IP69K-rated sealing system, withstand up to 3,000 psi washdown pressure, and eliminate crevices that trap food by-products and bacterial harborage, reducing washdown time and water usage by 50%. Belt profiles are available for all major belt manufacturers.
The IntelliDrive™ Drum Motor features new synchronous permanent magnet motor technology, delivering 40% increased electrical efficiency, a wider range of belt speeds without loss of torque, and an increase in electric motor lifespan compared to a traditional external conveyor drive. It enables onsite diagnostics, full motor indexing speed control, and communications with other automated plant equipment.
See us at booth #SU-8025
With all drive components enclosed inside the drum and designed for 80,000 hours of continuous operation before maintenance, the robust and reliable VDG Drum Motor reduces operational and maintenance costs while increasing production.
VDG patented IronGrip™ Lagging
IMPROVES INCREASES
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Belt Tracking Belt Traction by 40% Lifespan of the Conveyor Belt
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The SSV Series Drum Motor drives modular conveyor belts without using sprockets, eliminating gaps and crevices and reducing washdown time and water usage by 50%.
ELIMINATE Drive Sprockets
ELIMINATE Product Build-Up
ELIMINATE Bacterial Harborage
NORTH AMERICAN DIVISION. HQ : Montreal, Canada.
Phone: 1-800-557-0192
Email: Sales@vibac.com
https://marketing.vibac.it/solutionsbycyklop
Vibac, a renowned manufacturer and supplier of high-quality carton sealing tapes, is thrilled to announce its exclusive partnership with Cyklop International, a global leader in designing, manufacturing, and selling innovative packaging solutions and machinery.
This strategic alliance reinforces Vibac's position as a premier provider of comprehensive packaging solutions. Combining Vibac's industry expertise with Cyklop's cutting-edge technology, the co-branded venture will be known as Vibac Solutions by Cyklop.
The collaboration between Vibac and Cyklop International aims to redefine the American packaging landscape, combining Vibac's exceptional product range of adhesives, renowned customer service, and extensive distribution network with Cyklop's state-of-the-art machinery, technology and manufacturing prowess. By seamlessly integrating Vibac's superior carton sealing tapes with Cyklop's advanced packaging machinery, the partnership aims to streamline operations, enhance efficiency, and optimize packaging processes for businesses across various industries.
711 West Algonquin Rd., Arlington Heights, IL 60005 USA
Phone: 800/843-4242
Email: info@weberpackaging.com
www.weberpackaging.com
When you need mission-critical labeling systems that will be reliable, cost-effective, and easy to use, you need a partner that you can trust. Weber Packaging Solutions is a family-owned labeling company that has been helping customers look their best for 90 years.
We provide turn-key labels and labeling solutions that, whether locally or globally, can change labeling nightmares into labeling dreams. With experience in just about every industry, we make sure you succeed in getting your product labeled correctly.
Weber Packaging has been printing labels for thousands of companies, large and small, since the advent of pressure-sensitive labels. And over that time we have realized that the most important part of the label creation process is the team behind it. Label pre-press experts, press operators, quality inspectors, packers and more. And to apply your labels, Weber designs, fabricates and assembles a wide selection of standard and customized label applicators and label printer-applicators. These systems feature high-speed, precise label placement along with unsurpassed reliability.
821 Southlake Blvd. • Richmond, VA, 23236 • USA
Phone: 800-849-9343
www.weidmuller.com
Email: info@weidmuller.com
Preparing for the future of industrial automation requires two key capabilities – Smart Cabinets and Industrial IoT Solutions. Weidmuller USA can prepare you for both.
At PACK, Weidmuller is spotlighting products that will help you realize the savings, efficiencies and ROI in your packaging and process facilities.
Panel Building of the Future
Revolutionary SNAP IN technology
Weidmuller was first to market with our revolutionary direct and tool-free wiring without wire end ferrules. The innovative SNAP IN connection technology enables safe and gas-tight connection of the conductor in record time. Ready-to-robot and optimally equipped for automation processes. Now available in our S-Series Klippon® Connect terminal blocks, RockStar® Heavy Duty Connectors and Omnimate® 4.0 PCB connector. Klippon® Relay TERMSERIES
The new, ultra-compact complete modules round out the TERMSERIES family. Due to a slim and, above all, flat design, they can be installed anywhere. Since they have the same contours as the tried-and-tested TERMSERIES, all the accessories of the series can be used, like crossconnections for example.
Industrial IoT Solutions for the Smart Factory
u-OS, where Industrial IoT meets automation
u-OS is Weidmuller’s open, flexible and independent operating system. With open interfaces at all levels, u-OS guarantees easy integration of your own applications, communication drivers, runtime environments and cloud connections. Discover our APP manager that allows for easy use of pre-integrated features such as CODESYS, Node-RED and custom applications.
See us at booth #SU-7438
13471 Vulcan Way, Richmond, British Columbia, Canada V6V 1K4
Phone: 1-888-565-3219
Email: Wexxar@ProMachBuilt.com
www.Wexxar.com www.Dekkaindustries.com
Wexxar Bel is the industry-leading designer and manufacturer of corrugated case and tray, forming and sealing machinery. With our unmatched experience and customer-first approach, each machine is designed and built with the customer experience in mind. Our promise to you continues well after your purchase, with our talented support and service team, ready to answer or support you with any of
At Pack Expo 2023, we will be showing a variety of semi-automatic and fully automatic case forming, packing and sealing solutions. In particular, the new WLF, a fully automatic case erector with an integrated labeling system, will be the highlight of this year's show. Designed and built in partnership with our ProMach sister company, EPI Labelers, the WLF combines the Wexxar WF30 with the EPI M2 labeler to form and label up to 30 cases per minute.
825 Marathon Park way Lawrenceville, GA 30019 USA
Phone: 678-344-8300
www.wipotec.com/us
Email: info.usa@wipotec.com
WIPOTEC weighing, inspection, and product tracking solutions serve a wide variety of customer needs. We are part of the WIPOTEC group, pioneers in dynamic weighing and inspection technology for over 30 years. The design and manufacture of our EMFR weigh cells, checkweighers, X-Ray scanners and TQS machines takes place in Kaiserslautern, Germany. Wipotec’s North American head-quarters is located in metro Atlanta, and includes product demonstration showrooms, customer application engineering labs, a massive spare parts warehouse, and state-of-the-art training rooms.
All of our checkweighers and industrial scales feature Wipotec EM-FR-based weigh cells. Our Pack Expo booth will include a wide range of weighcells on display . Wipotec provides you with comprehensive technologies to make your production more efficient and safe. From weigh cells and weighing kits, checkweighers, optical inspection units and X-ray scanners, aggregation and serialization units, systems for marking and labeling.
Modular TQS machines for Food and Healthcare products serialization and aggregation ( i.e. Track & Trace) maximizes packaging safety and security while enabling manufacturers to meet all local requirements stipulated by global compliance legislation. The booth will be running a track & trace simulation to illustrate how the machines are used for pharmaceutical and Food and or Retail packaging. TQS from Wipotec can print, verify, and weigh your products - all in one single module.
See us at booth #SU-8027
Phone: 262/236-0000
Email: info@yamatoamericas.com
www.YamatoAmericas.com
Yamato is always the best way to weigh.
Yamato Corporation is the leading provider of automatic, commercial, and industrial weighing solutions in North, Central, and South America. Yamato scales offer supreme accuracy and support a wide variety of markets. Our industry strengths include cheese, poultry, snack foods, confectionery, prepared meals, fresh produce, and more.
Yamato Corporation is a subsidiary of Yamato Scale Co., Ltd. Founded in 1920, Yamato Scale Co., Ltd. is celebrating over 100 years of providing innovative, high-quality weighing equipment and systems to customers around the world.
Learn more and find your scale at YamatoAmericas.com
See us at booth #SL-5949
Phone: 937/847-6200
www.motoman.com
Email: info@motoman.com
Yaskawa Motoman’s proven track record of delivering industry-leading quality, innovation and customer satisfaction can help you achieve your productivity and time-to-market goals. Whether your focus is on food and beverage, consumer products, cosmetics, nutraceuticals, pharmaceuticals or specialty items, we make it easy and cost-effective to configure, program and integrate your ideal solution.
Our extensive range of robots, controllers and accessories for primary packaging, case packing, cartoning, palletizing, depalletizing, order picking and truck loading deliver transformative benefits that can improve quality, efficiency and performance.
A proven partner with a bold vision, our comprehensive support at every stage of the project life cycle optimizes ROI and OEE. Through technical support, 24/7 field service, readily available parts, training, repair and retrofit, and life cycle management, Yaskawa Motoman is committed to every customer. Explore the impact that automation can have for your packaging operations at www.motoman.com/packing
Phone: 877-208-7756
www.zebra.com
Email: inquiry4@zebra.com
Zebra Technologies offers a complete range of machine vision solutions—including 2D and 3D cameras, barcode readers, smart cameras, machine vision and deep learning software, frame grabbers, and vision controllers— to address all of today’s packaging automation and inspection challenges.
Zebra makes it easy to quickly integrate 1D and 2D barcode reading, data capture, and simple machine vision inspection to enhance operational capabilities and perform quality checks in real time. Codereading sensors and smart cameras offer simple software that enables creation of uncomplicated inspections that go beyond just scanning 1D and 2D barcodes with userfriendly drag-and-drop tools . Applications include checking for package completeness and label presence, label verification on primary and secondary packages, pick order optimization, and more.
As the world population approaches eight billion, so has consumer demand for an ever-expanding array of products grown relentlessly. Packagers striving to meet this demand increasingly rely on automation and machine vision technologies that enable swift changeovers from one product to the next, increased production speeds, and higher productivity. Technology that can handle more SKUs and quickly adapt to customers’ changing requirements with the high levels of accuracy central to today’s modern packaging environments is imperative for business success.
From barcode reading and 3D volumetric measurements to package inspection and visionguided robotics, machine vision is one of the most mature and commonly deployed technologies in packaging automation today. Deploying cameras and scanners—along with machine vision software and other requisite components—to inspect primary and secondary packaging allows companies across disparate industries to prevent quality escapes, eliminate package labeling recalls, and ensure product and label integrity.
Like so many other industries, however, product packaging continues to evolve. Compliance with what seems to be an ever-growing lattice of new packaging regulations across vertical markets in North America, Europe, and Asia will likely drive increased demand for machine vision for many years to come. For instance, many food packagers in the United States confront FDA recalls if a label is incorrect or missing vital information that could lead to serious health issues for consumers with allergies or sensitivities. As a result, the machine vision technologies used to ensure product safety, identify noncompliance, and enable swift recall of products must advance as well.
See us at booth #N-9703
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Engineered for reliability and longevity, VDG Drum Motors are designed for 80,000 hours of continuous operation before maintenance, reducing operational and maintenance costs and increasing throughput.
IronGrip™ Lagging
IMPROVES Belt Tracking
INCREASES Belt Traction by 40% EXTENDS Lifespan of the Conveyor Belt
For food processing and handling belt conveyor applications, the SSV Series Drum Motor drives modular conveyor belts without using sprockets.
Eliminate Drive Sprockets
IP69K Sealing System
Washdown Up to 3,000 psi
