Lasered fruit labels could replace pesky plastic stickers
Laser printing on fruit and vegetables avoids the plastic, glue and printing inks used in fruit stickers and the resulting contamination of home and
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Laser printing on fruit and vegetables avoids the plastic, glue and printing inks used in fruit stickers and the resulting contamination of home and
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Herma InNo-Liner system has won the Australasian Packaging Innovation & Design Award (PIDA), in the ‘Sustainable Packaging Design – Labeling’ category. The system also won a silver medal in the ‘Labeling & Decoration Design of the Year’ category. The competition is organized by the Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP) every year. The InNo-Liner system was submitted by Herma's Australian sales partner, the Result Group. Its managing director Michael Dossor presented the award to Martin Kühl, who heads Herma’s labeling machines division, at Interpack.
The PIDA Awards are designed to recognise companies and individuals who are making a significant difference in their field across Australia and New Zealand.
Following the first day of the AIP's Australian Packaging Conference in Melbourne, the 2023 PIDA Awards were held, with a focus on sustainability.