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Saeplast Americas Inc. is proud to announce the launch of its new product line, the Saeplast PE DMPC1450 meat log container, for all your food processing solutions. This container is designed to provide a safe and efficient option for handling large, processed meat logs, making it the perfect solution for businesses in the meat industry. In this article, we'll be discussing three key benefits that our new product brings to the table.

The next generation of food safe industrial buggies are here with the MS300. Read more about our food plastics manufacturing!

If you're in the poultry, pork, seafood or red meat industries, then you've most likely noticed that a lot of your raw food materials are stored in something called “corrugated boxes” (i.e.: Cardboard). Corrugated boxes can be made to accommodate the volume of your raw food for movement within your plant. There are reasons why some people choose these corrugated boxes over other options, but there is more to consider than just convenience when it comes to handling your work in process.

Icelandic investors complete the acquisition of the rotomolding plastics activities of Berry Global, Inc. under the new brand name ROTOVIA

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Saint John, New Brunswick Canada (Date September 20, 2021) Saeplast® is pleased to announce that we have grown our polyethylene PE buggy family by launching the Saeplast PE MS300 Buggy.

Saeplast PE or Saeplast PUR?

Saeplast PE or Saeplast PUR?

We at Sæplast are proud to announce our new threefold tracking option. Sæplast offers a threefold mould-in options that features RFID, barcode and QR code on one label. The label features True3D™ and QT™ technology. True3D™ is a patented, dual-differential antenna ports that enables compact omni-directional tags, improving read reliability. QT™ technology protects business sensitive data while assuring consumers of privacy. Offers private/public data profiles to enable tag owners to control exposure of data.

Led by Tipsy Tomato Pub owner Steve Walton, the Joshua Group, a non-profit, volunteer-driven organization serving at risk children, has been able to give meals to over 800 under privileged children in the Greater Saint John, New Brunswick area.