StePac introduced innovative modified atmosphere/modified humidity packaging (MA/MH) technology for the long-haul transport of fresh broccoli and other vegetables traditionally shipped in ice.
The sustainable produce container ships flat to save warehouse space and can be fully printable to eliminate the need for a label.
August 30, 2019
Sun Sugar Farms, Verona, Ky., introduced a new sustainable produce container, an alternative to non-recyclable plastic clamshells and corrugated packages.
The new packaging consists of six new eye-catching, zip-top stand-up pouch packages.
August 20, 2019
Viva Tierra Organic, Inc. (VTC), Mount Vernon, Wash., introduced a new line of retail packaging for its California-grown, certified-organic apples and pears.
Hazel's core technologies revolve around the release of active, shelf-life enhancing vapor from packaging inserts called sachets.
August 12, 2019
Hazel Technologies, Inc., a Chicago-based, USDA-supported agricultural technology company, announced $13 million in Series B funding, bringing the company's cumulative total raised to $17.8 million.
The vibrant colors, airy white space and clean design of the new brand identity are intended to convey the premium quality of Farmhouse Culture’s fresh, fully organic offerings.
July 8, 2019
Farmhouse Culture, Watsonville, Calif., unveiled a new brand identity that represents the clean ingredients, freshness and flavor of its Kraut, Gut Shot probiotic drinks and Kraut Krisps kraut-based snacks.
Results revealed that NanoPack film extends the shelf life of cherries by two days.
May 1, 2019
Providing better fresh produce, bakery products and proteins thanks to quality packaging that extends shelf life is the core objective of the EU-funded NanoPack Project.
The ReadyCycle clamshells will be used for the Markon First Crop 2-pound strawberry containers that Ben E. Keith Foods distributes.
April 29, 2019
Ben E. Keith Foods, Fort Worth, Texas, announced a plastic reduction initiative, in conjunction with Markon Cooperative Inc., Salinas, Calif., intended to move the produce industry away from single-use plastic.
This sustainability initiative is California Giant’s effort to reduce the amount of packaging in its supply chain, while increasing the potential of recyclability.
April 29, 2019
California Giant, Watsonville, Calif., conducted field tests on prototype cardboard clamshells for fresh strawberries to determine the most environmental-friendly package.