Paramount Packaging Systems: Staying ahead in 2025 with Fuji flow wrappers

TRS1300 Horizontal form, fill and seal flow wrapping machinery
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As we step further into 2025, the packaging industry is seeing a wave of innovation – driven by sustainability goals, automation and changing consumer expectations. For food manufacturers and packers, staying ahead means embracing smarter, greener and more flexible packaging solutions. At Paramount Packaging Systems, we’re committed to supporting our customers solve their packaging challenges and respond to these very demands.

1. Sustainable packaging materials

One of the biggest trends continuing into 2025 is the shift towards recyclable, compostable and reduced-plastic materials. Retailers and consumers alike are prioritising eco-conscious options and packaging machinery needs to be capable of handling these materials without compromising on speed or seal integrity.

How Fuji helps:

Fuji flow wrappers are designed with material versatility in mind. Whether you’re using traditional films or switching to recyclable or paper-based alternatives, Fuji’s high-performance sealing systems deliver reliable results without slowing down production.

2. Reduced-packaging concepts

Minimalism is more than a design trend; it’s a packaging priority. Reduced-packaging concepts help brands cut waste, optimise shelf space and lower their environmental impact. In 2025, clever designs like RECLO-SURE; which cuts plastic use by up to 50%, are setting new standards in pack efficiency.

How Fuji helps:

Developed with flexibility and innovation in mind, Fuji flow wrappers can be configured to run unique formats like RECLO-SURE, delivering shelf-ready packs that use fewer materials without compromising on protection or presentation.

3. Smart automation and integration

Automation isn’t new, but 2025 is seeing a rise in smart, integrated systems that connect packaging machinery with upstream and downstream processes for greater efficiency and less manual handling.

How Fuji helps:

Fuji horizontal flow wrappers integrate seamlessly into existing production lines, with advanced control systems that allow for quick product changeovers, remote diagnostics and consistent high-speed performance.

4. Hygienic, easy-clean designs

With hygiene standards more important than ever, especially in food production, machinery that supports quick and thorough cleaning is a must. The trend for hygienic design continues to shape equipment innovations in 2025.

How Fuji helps:

Fuji machines are engineered for hygiene and safety, with stainless steel options and easy-to-clean features to support stringent sanitation protocols, ideal for meat, dairy and other sensitive applications.

5. Greater customisation for retail and e-commerce

As demand grows for convenience foods and on-the-go snacks, alongside increasing pressures from e-commerce, flexibility is key. Brands want tailored pack styles, portion-controlled formats and quick adjustments to meet different retailer specs.

How Fuji helps:

Fuji flow wrappers offer exceptional flexibility, enabling a wide range of pack styles and sizes, from pillow packs to gusseted formats, with rapid changeovers that keep your line agile and efficient.

Let’s talk about your packaging goals

At Paramount Packaging Systems, we’re proud to be the exclusive UK partner of Fuji Machinery — a global leader in horizontal flow wrapping technology.

Whether you’re working with sustainable materials, exploring new pack formats, or planning a packaging line upgrade, our team is here to support you.

Get in touch today to discuss your packaging goals and find out how Fuji flow wrapping solutions can keep your business one step ahead in 2025.

This article was originally published by Paramount Packaging Systems.

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