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Tobacco Product Regulation: Arnold André Trusts in Zetes

Germany’s largest cigar manufacturer Arnold André meets the requirements of the Tobacco Product Regulation for cigars, which will apply from May 2024, with the TPD solution from Zetes. From the overall Zetes system, Arnold André will use the “Primary Repository” for its approximately 50 million annual product units. This is a database containing all relevant information for the traceability of tobacco, which is transmitted from there to the EU-wide “Second Repository”. Zetes is one of seven independent third-party providers certified by the EU for this purpose.

Walther Faltsysteme setzt auf Mehrwegsysteme für Pflanzentrays

Packaging Company Designs Reusable Plant Tray

Packaging company Walther Faltsysteme has delivered the first 20,000 reusable plant trays to nurseries and wholesalers as part of a tender process. The Euro Plant Trays are to become part of the new European standard for plant trays and gradually replace the single-use trays.

In Deutschland sind Fiebersäfte in ukrainischer Verpackung zugelassen - eine Ausnahme

Fever Juices in Ukrainian Packaging on the German Market

To address current drug supply gaps, a limited contingent of ibuprofen fever juice in Ukrainian packaging has been launched in Germany. Also, painkillers are currently available in English and French labeling.

Direktdruck auf der Sektflasche aus Glaus und Verzicht auf Etikett aus Papier

Sparkling Wine Without a Label

The holidays and New Year’s Eve are approaching: the bubbly can already be put on ice. The young company Heinz Wagner Sekt has launched the “No Paper Label” campaign. The information about the content of the sparkling wine will no longer be on a label. A wet idea?

Packaging Experts are Among the Most Innovative SMEs

A ranking by the consulting firm Munich Strategy commissioned by Wirtschaftswoche presents the most innovative medium-sized companies in Germany. Packaging specialists are among them.

Matthias Giebel ist Referent auf der FACHPACK

LinkedIn Campaigns Instead of Cold Calls

The need for sustainable packaging ideas poses such a challenge to the consumer goods industry that it is open to new suppliers. Packaging suppliers must, therefore, become visible and searchable with their solutions on the web, says Matthias Giebel of Berndt + Partner Consultants – even if that means putting customer acquisitions on completely new feet.

Amazon Announces Delivery by Drone

Online giant Amazon plans to bring packages to customers by drone in the U.S. state of California later this year.

Faller Packaging - Leaflet with register

Faller Packaging Wins German Innovation Award

Faller Packaging, a specialist for pharmaceutical folding cartons, package inserts and adhesive labels, received the German Innovation Award 2022 for its patient information leaflet with an index. Thanks to the chapters, users can find all important information quickly and easily in the handy patient information leaflet.

More Sustainable Labeling

Organic food manufacturer Rapunzel manages without the usual silicone-based liner material when it comes to packaging. It uses linerless labels from the company Herma.

Forum PACKBOX - Packaging Future und Sustainability

Crystal Clear for Reusable Systems

“Re-Use as a successful concept for sustainability”: that was the theme of a FACHPACK-forum at PACKBOX. Experts presented ideas and practical examples for the packaging of the future, including glass reusable systems and a digital system for stainless steel trays.

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Machinery Manufacturers are Currently Drawing on their High Order Backlogs

A recent survey by the VDMA shows that 44 percent of mechanical engineering companies in Baden-Württemberg are cautiously optimistic about the rest of the year. The reason for this is an improvement in the supply of materials, with the exception of electronic components. As a result, 68 percent of companies in Baden-Württemberg expect nominal sales growth for 2023.