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Stora Enso Oyj, Paperboards5 August 1999

Board turns into reusable pack

Can you use your empty package of chocolates as a jewel box? Stora Enso Paperboards and Cartotecnica Chierese have started a project to launch a new type of reusable board package on the market. Both companies believe that at the beginning of the 21st century reusability will become a key marketing

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Stora Enso Oyj, Paperboards3 May 1999

"Future Packaging" and innovative packaging design

"Pack design is a fundamental part of creating a brand. It must express the essential nature of the product and give it a unique image", says Marcello Minale, one of the most well-known European names in packaging design. His London-based office carried out the first part of Stora Enso Paperboard's

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Stora Enso Oyj, Paperboards8 April 1999

Aluminium-free packaging material - new product applications

Packaging manufacturers are in a key position between packaging board producers and end users when it comes to the introduction of new packaging solutions. End user demands have increased, particularly with respect to barrier properties. Packages are also required to be recyclable and easily disposa

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Stora Enso Oyj, Paperboards25 February 1999

On-line tester detects food package leaks

A new, highly sensitive testing method whereby leaking packages can be detected right on the packaging line has been developed for food packages. This package leak tester developed in Finland measures minute leakages in less than a second. The first testers will be introduced on packaging lines duri

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Stora Enso Oyj, Paperboards28 January 1999

Water in gable-top cartons - a growing aluminium-free packaging solution

The water market has grown sharply during the 1990s. This has caused new brands to emerge and the taste and odour (organoleptic) properties of packaging to become the topic of discussion. As a result the Nordic dairy giant Valio has switched to using aluminium-free, Ensobarr barrier coated gable-top

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