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2016
NO.
The
Dairy
Issue
IN THIS ISSUE
Wiesehoff Dairy first with 500ml Pure-Pak® Sense cartons 04
BIOG Molkerei speaks from the heart with new carton
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Farmi first in Baltics in Pure-Pak® Sense cartons 06
Scandinavian dairies take the lead in renewable packaging
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Grådö updates dairy with new generation, flexible filling technology 12
The Isle of Man Creamery brings more carton convenience to loyal consumers 14
Elopak first packaging company to join RE100 Campaign 16
Granarolo gets fresh with new soya milk 18
Elopak Roll Fed business expansion continues 19
Published by Elopak AS Group Headquarters.
Postbox 418 Skøyen, 0213 Oslo, Norway.
Tel: +47 31 27 10 00, Fax: +47 31 27 15 00
Editorial Team: Jutta Pinnerød, Ingrid Lille Thorsen
and Stephanie Sergeant (Research)
Layout: Nora Korvenkontio
Print: 07 MEDIA AS
February 2016
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PACKAGING
Wiesehoff Dairy
FIRST WITH 500ml
®
PURE-PAK SENSE
CARTONS
Wiesehoff Dairy has become the first to launch 500ml Pure-Pak® Sense cartons onto
the consumer dairy market. The dairy was also the first to introduce the new food waste
saving cartons in 1 litre format to the German market in mid-2015.
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iesehoff’s own-brand fresh ESL milk (3.5 and 1.5%
fat) and buttermilk were launched in 1 litre Pure-Pak®
Sense cartons in June. The dairy, based in Schöppingen, north-west Germany has since launched the 500ml PurePak® Sense cartons for its milk, buttermilk and cocoa products.
The carton was selected by Wiesehoff to help communicate
stronger ties to the region under the ‘Good from Münsterland’
slogan. The easy-to-fold food waste saving feature and userfriendly shape fits perfectly with the Wiesehoff new fresh,
chequered-style design.
The carton’s rounded ‘Top Fin’ and smooth front panel are important
features for the dairy. Hubert Wiesehoff, owner and CEO of Wiesehoff Dairy, says, “This is a carton with a more contemporary design
for today’s market which enhances Wiesehoff’s core values. The
option to print on the top fin is a valuable tool to help consumers
with on-shelf navigation through product varieties. The new portion
pack has extended the handling, convenience and environmental
benefits of the Pure-Pak® Sense carton to our consumers.”
More information on Wiesehoff Dairy is available at
www.wiesehoff.com or contact Astrid Näscher at our
office in Germany; [email protected].
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PACKAGING
BIOG Molkerei
SPEAKS FROM THE HEART
WITH NEW CARTON
BIOG Molkerei in Luxembourg has become Elopak’s newest customer in the Benelux with the launch
of its BIOG milk in Pure-Pak® Diamond carton with Curve®. The dairy is the only producer of fresh
organic milk products in Luxembourg with a market share of 90 per cent.
The products from BIOG Molkerei were launched in the
beginning of January 2016 in 1 litre Pure-Pak® cartons
with a large closure for added convenience: 1 liter BIOG
milk 3,8%, 1 liter BIOG semi skimmed milk 1,5% and the
supermarket label 1 liter Cactus milk 3,8%. All cartons
have a fifth curved panel which creates a distinctive
shape and a communication tool for key messages.
BIOG previously contract packed its products at the Luxlait Dairy in Luxembourg. In June 2015 the farmers of
BIOG decided to open BIOG Molkerei, a new dairy owned
by the farmers to fill their own dairy products. However,
the packaging type used by Luxlait for BIOG did not reflect the key intrinsic values and philosophy of
the new organic dairy. Therefore, the move towards
Pure-Pak® cartons was a logical change.
“When choosing the new package, BIOG was attracted to
the shape of the carton with the Curve® feature and the
new design opportunities,” explains Kees Geelhoedt,
Elopak’s Sales Director Benelux.
The Curve® panel states ‘Bio & Fair & Regional’ highlighting that this is a dairy which promotes organic farming,
supports a fair dairy business and its area by sourcing
regional milk.
BIOG Molkerei is a fully organic dairy and is part of Bio Farmers’ cooperative (BIOG) in Luxembourg who works together
to protect the environment and support organic agriculture.
BIOG supports farmers with fair prices and promotes these
practices to the consumer to spread awareness. As a dairy,
BIOG Molkerei operates traditional process for its milk production with the fat content corresponding to the natural fat
content of the whole milk fluctuating around 3,8%.
“With its new package the dairy wanted to bring some
differentiation to the market in Luxembourg and also give
more profile to what is truly at the heart of their business,”
adds Kees.
For more information, contact Director Business
Development Kees Geelhoedt at our office in the Netherlands,
[email protected].
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PACKAGING
Farmi first in Baltics in
®
PURE-PAK SENSE
CARTONS
Farmi Piimatööstus, a pioneering dairy in Estonia, is the first in the Baltics to launch
its products in Pure-Pak® Sense cartons including a new revolutionary pure pasteurized
countryside milk with a non-standardized fat content.
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n 2015 Farmi re-launched several of its products in the
waste-saving Pure-Pak® Sense cartons. The products include a lactose free yoghurt, drinking yoghurts and yoghurts with particles. The Farmi milk products include fullfat milk, 2.5% milk, sour milk and the new non-standardized
Countryside milk with 3.5-4.2% fat. Farmi also packages
Coffee Cream and Whipping Cream in 250ml Pure-Pak®
Classic cartons.
one machine. This flexibility in operation brings significant
efficiencies and competitive advantages for Farmi to a
busy dairy market,” explains Olgert Pallo, Elopak Oy.
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ENDAST KÕIK!
Farmi invested in Elopak technology to
bring new flexibility to its filling operations. “We installed an Elopak
S-PS60EC which enables Farmi to
fill several different products into
a variety of carton configurations, closures and sizes on
Farmi is well known for having many ‘firsts’ in Estonia and
the Baltics and both the launch of Pure-Pak® Sense cartons and the new non standardized milk are the latest in
a long line of innovations. “The recent launches have
brought great success to Farmi,” adds Olgert. “The new
milk concept of non-standardized product brings the consumer a very different product which is a real, pure milk
from the countryside – enhancing milk’s natural benefits.”
The introduction of the Pure-Pak® Sense cartons and the
new pure countryside milk has been supported by a creative marketing campaign including TV spots and highly
visible outdoor advertising. The campaign focusses on the benefits of pure milk to the whole family and also on the folding capability of the carton
which allows consumers to easily squeeze out
more product bringing them greater value for
money. Adverts feature the Farmi yoghurt products with the strapline ‘Farmi yoghurt gives you
everything’ and clearly communicates that the
new folding carton enables the ‘entire contents’
to be consumed.
For more information, contact Sales Manager
Olgert Pallo at our office in Tallinn, Estonia;
[email protected] or go to our
customer’s website www.farmi.ee
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PACKAGING
Scandinavian Dairies
TAKE THE LEAD
IN RENEWABLE
PACKAGING
On the following pages you can read about Scandinavian dairies setting new standards
in sustainable packaging with the launch of their products in fully renewable cartons,
and new renewable closures added to leading organic milk brands.
Falköping starts roll-out of
renewable packaging
Falköping Dairy in Sweden has introduced a fully renewable dairy
package. In February 2016 Falköping launched the private label
COOP brand Änglamark fresh EKO cream in 330ml and 500ml
mini Pure-Pak® cartons featuring both coating and closure
made from certified renewable polyethylene (PE).
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he Falköping Dairy expanded its operations in 2014 with the purchase
of the Grådö Dairy, a producer of some COOP branded products. The purchase increased production volumes for Falköping in south and central
Sweden and opened up further markets. Both Falköping and Grådö are part of an
initiative where small Swedish-owned dairies work together to help maintain the
country’s dairy industry.
“Falköping Dairy is an innovative Swedish dairy that wants to make a difference and therefore was attracted to Elopak’s
renewable materials offering. We worked with the dairy to produce the first 100% renewable milk package from Elopak in
Sweden and will continue to support further roll-out of renewable materials in 2016 for both Falköping and Grådö dairies,”
says Key Account Manager Jörgen Björnson, Elopak Sweden.
Also in February Falköpings Dairy will introduce a renewable closure for private label Lidl Ängens fresh EKO milk in 1 litre
Pure-Pak® Diamond cartons. At the same time Grådö Dairy will introduce renewable closure to private lable COOP fresh
sour milk and COOP fresh milk, all in 1 litre Pure-Pak® Diamond cartons.
For more information, contact Key Account Manager, Jörgen Björnson at our office in Sweden; [email protected]
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First Dairy in Norway to launch
renewable cartons
Rørosmeieriet combines organic dairy products with renewable
packaging as the first dairy in Norway to launch its products in cartons
from Elopak made from only renewable raw materials.
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About Rørosmeieriet
Rørosmeieriet was established on 5 January 2001 to
continue operating the plant
formerly owned by TINE Central Norway Røros. The company is owned by organic
food Røros BA, Stratell AS,
Sandkjernan Development,
and former and current employees and directors, Tine
and Investron AS. Rørosmeieriet offers organic food of
high quality through industrialized handicraft production
that originated from rich traditions and good raw ingredients and materials from
Røros area.
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All Rørosmeieriet cartons use FSCTM (Forest Stewardship
CouncilTM) certified board sourced from northern Europe-
Renewable raw material
For further information please contact Andreas
Weselka, Account Manager at our office in Norway;
[email protected] or see our customers
website www.rorosmeieriet.no/
“Rørosmeieriet is one of the foremost representatives of
environmentally friendly dairy products and we support
their choice of renewable materials,” says Account Manager Andreas Weselka. “Fundamentally they want to make a
real difference by combining their organic products with
our most environmentally friendly beverage carton to date.”
The renewable barrier in the carton is made from the
ISCC certified organic waste and second generation feedstock from Europe.2 The use of second generation raw
materials instead of more commonly used first generation crop based materials contributes to a more circular
economy, a key strategy of the European Union. This is
one of the pillars of the European Circular Economy
Package, along with the stronger claim for recycling of
packaging, for example. Elopak’s cartons are fully
recyclable. The carton is made up, in addition to the
renewable barrier polymers, mostly of raw materials
from sustainable forest operations.
Rørosmeieriet produces Änglamark Milk Coop, and has
signed a major agreement with the Norway Group for the
supply of organic milk to several Norway Group chains.
Demand for organic products has increased dramatically
in recent years and the trend continues.
an forests that are FSCTM certified.1 Plastic materials used
as barriers in the carton and closure are made from organic waste sourced in Europe. Elopak’s renewable PE offering contributes to the circular economy, which was a
very important discussion topic during recent climate
change negotiations in Paris. The renewable PE reduces
the carbon footprint of the carton with closure by 20%
compared to a standard carton.
Production in the new Pure- Pak cartons began in January
2016. Rørosmeieriet’s Dairy Manager Trond Vilhelm Lund,
says; “It is a great pleasure to be able to supply organic milk
in environmentally friendly cartons which also includes renewable plastic. This is a real boost to our overall commitment to environmental improvements. We are a relatively
small player, so we will encourage other parties to follow
suit to ensure that this is an environmental innovation that
makes a difference.”
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Skånemejerier expands
renewable closures across brands
Skånemejerier dairy (part of the Lactalis Group) has introduced the new medium sized
closure made from renewable PE to its Hjordnära EKO milk brand. The organic milk range
has traditionally been packaged in 1 litre Pure-Pak® Classic carton with no closure.
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ey Account Manager, Elopak Sweden, Jörgen Björnson explains, “The Hjordnära EKO organic brand is
made from 100% organic milk sourced from environmentally conscious farms with high standards of animal welfare. To date there has been no plastic closure as
this would not be in line with the product’s wholly natural
concept. Whilst listening to consumer calls for a closure,
Skånemejerier saw the opportunity to increase both convenience and sustainability with the addition of a closure
made from renewable materials in autumn 2015.”
In February 2016, Skånemejerier has further expanded its
use of renewable materials. The dairy has introduced a
large size closure made from renewable PE to the private
label fresh yoghurt in 1 litre Pure-Pak® Diamond cartons
for retailer ICA. The leading grocery retailer in Sweden has
driven the use of renewable and lightweight materials for
its packaging due to consumer demand for products with
lower environmental impact.
The closures are made from certified second generation
renewable polyethylene (PE) made from organic residue
from waste products such as used cooking oil and other
fats. “Elopak is working with customers to meet both
consumer demands for convenience, usability and sustainable products by delivering both cartons and closures
made from renewable materials. Skånemejerier is a leader
in dairy packaging innovation and was the first in the world
to launch the food waste saving Pure-Pak® Sense carton in
2013. It continues to expand the use of sustainable packaging materials and features such as lightweight closures
across its brand portfolio,” adds Jörgen Björnson.
For more information, contact Elopak’s Key Account
Manager Jörgen Björnson at our office in Sweden;
[email protected].
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FILLING MACHINE
Grådö updates dairy with
NEW GENERATION,
FLEXIBLE FILLING
TECHNOLOGY
Grådö Mejeri dairy in Sweden has just completed an upgrade of its Hedemora-based dairy
with the first flexible, ultra-hygienic, new generation Skikoku filling machines from Elopak.
T
he installation S-PSF65UC took place at Grådo,
owned by the Falköping Dairy, in November 2014.
The single lane machine has since logged over
3000 running hours filling a wide range of fresh milks in 1
litre Pure-Pak® cartons with closure. In 2015 the dairy installed further two new S-PSF65UC filling machines as
part of its major production upgrade and modernization.
“We worked closely with the team at Grådö to build its
new production operation with the latest filling technology
including a closure feeding system and three other filling
machines for ESL milk,” says Anders Segerström, Technical Manager, Elopak Sweden. “The new Shikoku machines
have the flexibility of fast conversion between sizes and
formats, with a compact design for reduced footprint. It
provides the production flexibility and operational efficiencies required for today’s fast and complex markets.”
The new machine is a result of a collaboration with
Elopak’s long-time business partner Shikoku Kakoki in Japan. It has been developed to with higher hygienic, efficiency and consumption standards bring cost efficiencies. With minimal external equipment the S-PSF65UC
has a 15% reduction of installation time and all the Grådö
machines feature the integrated Embedded Data Capturing System (ELOEE*).
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The new Shikoku machines
have the flexibility of fast
conversion between sizes
and formats.
Anders Segerström, Technical Manager, Elopak Sweden
“With the ELOEE*, both Elopak and Grådo receive daily reports of valuable data on the machines’ operation enabling better communication and management of performance in line with production demands,” adds Anders.
All three new Flex machines are filling fresh milk from
Grådo plus yoghurt, cream and fermented products, all
filled in 1 litre Pure-Pak® cartons.
For more information, contact Key Account Manager Jörgen
Björnson at our office in Sweden; joergen.bjoernson@
elopak.com.
*ELOEE: Elopak Line Overall Equipment Effectiveness
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S-PSF65UC
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PACKAGING
The Isle of Man Creamery brings more
CARTON CONVENIENCE
TO LOYAL CONSUMERS
The Isle of Man Creamery has been established for almost a century on the British island famous
for its fairies, cats with no tails and TT races. Today the Creamery is a cooperative of 31 family
owned farms with a range of award winning dairy products. With a milk supply that travels a maximum of 15 miles from farm to dairy, the Creamery guarantees the freshest and best quality.
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he Creamery’s portfolio was expanded in late 2015
with the launch of two new carton sizes to add to its
long standing pint of milk in the Pure-Pak® Classic carton. Following a £800,000 investment in state-of-the-art filling technology the Creamery introduced an 189ml snack
pack and an 950ml family pack– also in Pure-Pak® cartons.
the snack size and family size carton are really strengthening our offering on-island. The introduction of the screw
closure on the Pure-Pak® cartons brings the convenience
of easy opening and closeability, and adds a few extra
days of shelf life for more consumer value,” says Findlay
Macleod, Managing Director of the Isle of Man Creamery.
In addition to the two new pack formats the Creamery has
also added a closure bringing the first milk carton closure
to the Isle of Man. “We are delighted with the results of
the new investment. A new packaging design along with
“This massive investment in the new technology and new
cartons shows commitment to our consumers and the 31
local farms from across the island who supply us with over
20 million liters of fresh milk a year,” continues Findlay.
The Isle of Man is situated between the English
and Irish coastlines and is 32.5 miles long and
13.5 miles wide with 80,000 inhabitants. The island
is part of the United Kingdom but has its own
parliament ‘Tynwald’ which dates back to the
Vikings. With a native language – Manx Gaelic –
and its own flag, currency and stamps – the Isle
of Man is proud of its history, folklore, myths and
traditions. The Isle of Man Creamery has been an
integral part of the community since 1919.
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We are delighted with the
results of the new investment.
A new packaging design along
with the snack size and family
size carton are really strengthening our offering on-island.
Findlay Macleod, Managing Director
of the Isle of Man Creamery
To celebrate the launch of the new cartons and filling line,
the Creamery has teamed up with local charity Manx
Cancer Help with an advert on the 950ml Pure-Pak® cartons. The new cartons and closure were launched in December with a special ceremony at the Creamery. The
pro­ducts are distributed throughout all key supermarket
chains on the island.
For more information, contact Sales Manager
Imelda Harrington at our office in the UK;
[email protected] or go to our customer’s
website www.isleofmancreamery.com .
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ENVIRONMENT
Elopak:
FIRST PACKAGING
COMPANY TO JOIN
RE100 CAMPAIGN
In November 2015 Elopak joined the RE100 campaign by committing to purchase
100% renewable power for all business units owned by more than 50% from 2016. This will cut
Elopak’s greenhouse gas emissions by over 40% compared to 2014 emissions. Elopak is the first
major packaging company and also the first Norwegian company to join the RE100 campaign.
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lopak aims to become carbon neutral in its operations, as outlined in our ambitious Future Proofed
Packaging strategy, and by joining RE100, we take a
major step in this direction. Elopak supplies packaging
which is predominantly made out of renewable materials,
and it is important for us that also the power supply
comes from renewable sources,” says Elopak’s CEO, Niels
Petter Wright. “Renewability is important for Elopak, both in materials
and in energy supply,” says Director Corporate Environment, Kristian Hall. “We are providing low carbon packaging originating from responsible forestry, and it is only nat-
ural that our power supply becomes renewable as well.
It is crucial that businesses step up to the plate to mitigate climate change and deliver concrete greenhouse
gas reductions. By sourcing renewable electricity, Elopak
will be reducing its greenhouse gas emissions by over
40% compared to 2014 emissions.” Elopak has been investing in energy efficiency at its plants
for several decades and is reaching a stage where a lot
of the potential has already been tapped. Electricity consumption is the largest source of Elopak’s greenhouse gas
emissions and by purchasing renewable power Elopak is
tackling the largest source of its emissions. RE100 is a collaborative initiative of influential businesses committed to 100%
renewable electricity, working to massively increase corporate demand for
renewable energy. This will accelerate the transformation of the global energy
market and aid the transition towards a low carbon economy. RE100 shares the
compelling business case for renewables and showcases business action, while
working with others to address barriers and develop transparent reporting
mechanisms. RE100 is led by The Climate Group in partnership with CDP, as
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Elopak is continuously working towards improved energy efficiency at its factories
Elopak supplies packaging which is predominantly made
out of renewable materials, and it is important for us that also
the power supply comes from renewable sources.
Niels Petter Wright, CEO of Elopak
“Elopak knows renewables are good for business –
switching its electricity supply sends a clear message
to customers that Elopak wants to manufacture more
responsibly,” says Mark Kenber, CEO of The Climate
Group, behind the RE100 campaign. “It’s fantastic to
see Elopak take the lead on this issue and urge other
businesses to step up to the plate”.
Kristian Hall explains why Elopak became involved in the
campaign: “We joined to show leadership in the area of renewable electricity, to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions and to bring us closer to our Future Proofed Packaging vision of becoming carbon neutral in our
operations. Also, we are doing this to further strengthen
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the position of our cartons as a low carbon packaging
choice for liquid food”.
Elopak produces beverage cartons with a low carbon
footprint, which are sourced from predominantly renewable materials. Elopak recently launched cartons and closures featuring renewable polyethylene made from renewable feedstock. Thus, Elopak is moving ever closer to
its vision of a fully renewable raw material supply, as well
as a renewable energy supply.
Read more at: http://there100.org/elopak
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PACKAGING
GRANAROLO
GETS FRESH WITH
NEW SOYA MILK
The number one Italian milk and dairy group, Granarolo has launched a new soya milk in
1 litre Pure-Pak ® cartons with the Curve® feature. It is an extended shelf life (ESL) product
and is the first non-UHT soya milk from the company’s extensive range of products.
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aunched in September 2015, the Granarolo Soya Milk brings
new freshness to the Italian market. “This is the only fresh soya milk in Italy”,
explains Jacopo La Rosa, Sales Manager, Elopak Italy. “It is dairy free and
fills a gap in the market for a natural alternative to fresh milk.”
Granarolo uses the carton to communicate the product’s natural benefits to
the consumer. It is 100% vegetable and is both lactose-free and gluten-free.
“Intolerances to lactose and gluten are growing and consumers are looking for
alternatives,” adds Jacopo.
The new Soya milk has low salt content, contains fibre and is made only with
non-genetically modified (GMO-free) soy, all sourced from Italy. “This fits with the
increasing demand for natural healthy food products,” adds Jacopo. “Granarolo is
committed to providing the most natural products to the consumer and carefully
select ingredients, and has strict controls at all stages of the production process.”
The Pure-Pak® carton with the Curve® feature gives the new fresh
Granarolo soya milk a distinctive premium look compared to the UHT products
on the market. The Curve® feature boasts the message ‘SEGUI IL TUO
INSTINTO NATURALE’ translated as – ‘follow your natural instinct’ – which
clearly calls to the consumer trend for products that their bodies naturally
demand due to the growing intolerances in the modern diet.
“The carton has enabled Granarolo to communicate the specific benefits of
the new fresh Soya Milk to consumer targets, building a new segment within
the growing dairy alternative market,” adds Jacopo.
For more information, contact our sales manager in Italy Jacopo La Rosa;
[email protected] or go to our customer’s website www.granarolovegetale.it
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PACKAGING
Elopak Roll Fed
BUSINESS
EXPANSION
CONTINUES
The Elopak Roll Fed business
in Europe continues to expand
including a collaboration with the
multi-national food company
Unternehmensgruppe Theo Müller.
S
ince May 2015, Elopak Roll Fed has supplied
1 litre Slim cartons for Müller UHT milk products.
A range of different designs to the cartons are
supplied by Elopak. Roll Fed materials are supplied
to Müller’s dairy plants in Germany and Prague.
The continued collaboration with Müller into 2016 was
agreed following detailed technical assessments which
included a full audit of Elopak’s plant in Aarhus, Denmark.
Currently the 1 litre Slim and Base, and the 200ml
Base are available and other configurations are being
developed as Elopak Roll Fed continues to increase
volumes sold in Europe, Russia and beyond.
For more information about Elopak Roll Fed business
contact your local Elopak Market Unit Managers or go
to www.elopak.com.
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