Cases

Salami: Upside down pot is on the up

Knowing what the customers want and making it available to them is a great recipe for success for any business. Norwegian Grilstad found out that consumers prefer a screw lid for their pack with sliced salami. Now, they got it – in a pot turned upside down from RPC Superfos.

Salami: Upside down pot is on the up

Knowing what the customers want and making it available to them is a great recipe for success for any business. Norwegian Grilstad found out that consumers prefer a screw lid for their pack with sliced salami. Now, they got it – in a pot turned upside down from RPC Superfos.
Lactose free butter spreads in the United States

In response to the growing number of Americans who suffer from lactose intolerance Butterfields Butter LLC now launches a new lactose free butter product in a unique packaging from RPC Superfos. Both content and packaging are completely new on the US market.
Soup for toddlers in premium packaging

Though looking for convenience and flexibility, parents do not want to compromise on food quality for their toddlers. This is why a series of organic soups of finest quality for this target group is popular in the United Kingdom. The packaging of equally high quality is from RPC Superfos.
With weight reduction, less is more

In respond to customers’ demand of a lighter and more environmentally friendly packaging, Italian Gruppo Francia now uses the SuperLight pot for Aldi’s private label mozzarella cheese, Cucina. The results include a more cost efficient packaging solution.
Fresh pack for fresh cheese

In Ukraine, leading dairy producer Milkiland has recently introduced a new fresh cheese product: mozzarella packed in UniPak pots – a timeless and elegant packaging solution.
Top class restaurants find plastic pots indispensable

Top class restaurants serve world class meals - and many of these are prepared with ingredients stored in UniPak plastic pots from RPC Superfos.
Seafood: Bornholms converts to plastic

Bornholms, a market leader in seafood in Scandinavia, now makes the move from cans to plastics. The key results include improved logistics, user-friendliness and a shelf life of two years under ambient temperatures.
Both paint and pail are plant based

After years of research and trials a new paint product based on plants is now being launched by France’s leading quality brand TOLLENS in a pail, which also contains plant material. RPC Superfos is one of three driving forces together with Roquette and Materis on the project which bolsters a sustainable development.
Soft cheese: The pack plays a vital role

Exclusively for supermarket giant, Tesco UK, Arla Foods is producing a new soft cheese range in a pack from RPC Superfos. The choice of packaging plays an important role in the effort to increase market share.
All that glitters is not metal

Keep the great look of metal while getting the benefits of plastics. This is possible with the In-Mould Labelling technique from RPC Superfos. The paint producer PPG has successfully completed a huge conversion from metal to plastic for a top end product.