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Cascata’s expansion makes the company what is said to be the only flexible package contract manufacturer in the country to offer all four single-serve, flexible pouch options.
Cascata Packaging, West Valley, Utah, completed a multi-million dollar plant expansion to triple its tear-top pouch operation and launch its proprietary hot-fill, lap-seal, vertical stick-pack filling line.
The expansion enables the addition of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottle production lines to a facility that previously exclusively produced high-density polyethylene containers.
Pretium Packaging, Chesterfield, Mo., announced plans to expand its Carrollton, Texas, and Aurora, Ill., facilities to support increased customer demand.
The Model 4P-16 filling machine from Hinds-Bock, Seattle, Wash., is designed to take up less space than conventional filling machines in crowded food production plants.
Surgital, an Italian manufacturer of deep-frozen pasta, produces 300 pasta varieties daily, and is constantly adding new varieties. That’s why for its new varieties of ravioli, Surgital once again opted for the TLM technology from Gerard Schubert GmbH, Germany.
DuPont, Wilmington, Del., and Regina USA, Cambridge, Md., joined forces to launch Regina E-F.A.S.T. (ecological, friction-abating sliding thermoplastic) material.
Pacific Packaging Machinery and its Pack West division bring new filling and capping capabilities to Pro Mach that allow it to better serve food processors who produce light to viscous products.
Pro Mach, Inc., Covington, Ky., acquired Pacific Packaging Machinery, a San Clemente, Calif.-based manufacturer of light to viscous rotary and inline filling and capping solutions.
