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Sealed Air has introduced Opti Next Generation Shrink Films from Millennium Packaging, a new film that supplies up to 30 percent more footage in the same footprint and at the same price as competitive products, thereby yielding key cost, material use and production advantages.
Sealed Air Corp. has completed the sale of its North American foam trays and absorbent pads business to NOVIPAX, a portfolio company of Atlas Holdings LLC.
Sealed Air’s Food Care Division received Flexible Packaging Achievement Awards for two packaging innovations at the Flexible Packaging Association’s 59th annual Achievement Awards and Innovation Showcase.
Sealed Air Corp. has announced that it will construct a new, state-of-the art corporate headquarters at LakePointe Corporate Center in Charlotte’s Mecklenburg County.
Bob Chapman, chairman and CEO, is pleased to announce that Carol O’Neill, a respected veteran of the packaging and manufacturing industries, has been named Barry-Wehmiller’s vice president of strategy, technology and key initiatives.
In response to the continued escalation of its key raw materials and other input costs, in particular polyethylene, nylon and benzene, Sealed Air Corp. is in the process of implementing North American price increases ranging from 3 to 8 percent within the company’s food care and product care divisions.
