Containerboard production was 2.0 percent higher compared to August 2016. The month-over-month average daily production compared to July 2017 was 1.0 percent lower. The containerboard operating rate for August decreased from 97.9 percent to 96.9 percent, which was 0.8 percentage points higher compared to August of last year. Year-to-date production of containerboard for export is up 4.4 percent.
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Lacerta Group LLC has announced the launch of Hot N’ Sealed, a new microwaveable food packaging line for prepared foods. Available in three sizes, Hot N’ Sealed packaging is perfect for side dishes, individual meals, and family meals. Standout features include: *Easy-to-open, tamper-resistant closure so your food travels safely *A leak-resistant PET lid provides clarity, highlighting quality ingredients and boosting shelf appeal *Strong materials and smart design to preserve food freshness. A recent boom in grocery delivery and grab-and-go markets has spurred a new host of prepared food products at food retailers across North America. Food producers and grocery chains have expanded their food options and need strong, tamper-resistant packaging to ensure a positive customer experience.
From groundbreaking cans to an inexplicably indestructible bottle, the National Brewery Museum chronicles the fascinating history of beer and its packaging in America.
From stoneware to aluminum: Beer packaging has evolved dramatically, reflecting changing consumer needs and technology.
Size matters: Half-gallon "picnic bottles" and miniature collectibles show how packaging has adapted to different occasions.
Innovation endures: The unbreakable century-old bottle and revolutionary 1935 beer can showcase packaging ingenuity.
Tucked into the rolling hills of southwest Wisconsin, the town of Potosi, WI, is home to the restored Potosi Brewing Company complex that houses the National Brewery Museum.
Spread across three floors, the museum is a showcase of American brewing history, highlighting classic marketing promotions, beer packaging innovation, and one-of-a-kind curiosities. For beer lovers, packaging enthusiasts, or anyone with a thirst for Americana, it’s a worthy detour 30 minutes from Dubuque, IA. As a refreshing bonus, your $10 admission ($8 for seniors) includes a pint of tap-fresh beer from the main floor brewpub.
Paddock Enterprises a wholly owned subsidiary of O-I Glass, Inc. , announced that an order confirming its Plan of Reorganization was entered by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware, paving way to the implementation of the Plan and the final stage in the Chapter 11 process. “We are pleased to have achieved this significant milestone resolving Paddock’s legacy liabilities in a manner that is fair and equitable, and provides finality for the company moving forward,” said Andres Lopez, CEO of O-I Glass. “The broad support for the Plan among Claimants is indicative of the positive outcome it delivers to all parties. We look forward to implementing the final steps in the Chapter 11 process following this confirmation by the Bankruptcy Court.”