SIG and AnaBio Technologies jointly present the first global launch of a long-life probiotic yogurt – a major breakthrough for probiotic beverages and aseptic packaging. This game-changing development creates a new product category: probiotic beverages packed in aseptic carton packs and spouted pouches, which are shelf-stable for prolonged storage periods without refrigeration. Consumers around the globe associate probiotics with health benefits, and in particular, improved gut health and … [Read more...] about SIG and AnaBio Technologies unveil first global launch of long-life probiotic yogurt in aseptic packaging
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Unveiling the expanded SIG Technology Center Asia Pacific in Suzhou, China: Fostering a visionary powerhouse in innovation
SIG, a leading packaging solutions provider for a more sustainable world, today reinforced its commitment to provide an industry-leading innovation base for the entire value chain of food and beverage packaging, from research and development, validation of packaging material, to conducting customer product filling trials. The two brand new buildings increase the total build-up area of the SIG Technology Center Asia Pacific (TCAP) in Suzhou, China, from 17,450 sqm to 21,860 sqm. The … [Read more...] about Unveiling the expanded SIG Technology Center Asia Pacific in Suzhou, China: Fostering a visionary powerhouse in innovation
SIG commits to producing aseptic cartons with increasing fiber content to over 90% to enter paper recycling stream
SIG is to raise the proportion of fiber in its aseptic carton structure. The company plans to develop a full-barrier aluminum-free aseptic packaging structure with at least 90 percent fiber content by 2030, with an interim target of at least 85 percent by 2025. Increasing the FSCTM-certified (Forest Stewardship Council™) fiber content of its aseptic cartons and expanding its aluminum-free solutions are key to SIG’s strategy of achieving higher recyclability of carton packs. This supports … [Read more...] about SIG commits to producing aseptic cartons with increasing fiber content to over 90% to enter paper recycling stream
