YPS: Doubled packaging for doubled pie production

YPS Doubled packaging for doubled pie production
Supplier News

A leading British pie producer has doubled its packaging capacity to match a doubling in its output. Three new shrink-wrapping lines have been supplied by Yorkshire Packaging Systems (YPS) to match the three that the company had previously supplied.

All six packaging systems consist of a side feed sleeve wrapper and heat shrink tunnel. Sleeve sealers offer high speed automated wrapping that is highly flexible, with fast changeovers between a wide range of collations. The company also invested in new boxing lines which are located prior to the shrink-wrapping operation.

Image by Omi Sido from Pixabay

With their previous good experiences with YPS in mind, the company contacted the YPS Team to source the new equipment.

This customer was already familiar with the level of engineering support we provide when we install a new packaging line. They returned to us with confidence and trust that we would get their new equipment running optimally very swiftly, and that we’d deliver great ongoing customer support over the long term.

The alternative film we recommended makes an impact on the pie maker’s EPR responsibilities. The thinner gauge reduces overall plastics use and allows the shrink tunnel to be operated at a lower temperature. It’s also a mono material that can be easily recycled and contains recycled material too.

YPS Sales Manager, Jacques-Pierre Macchi.

The YPS team also reviewed the packaging materials that the food producer was using, recommending a move away from the 50-micron virgin film they previously used to a thinner, value engineered film.

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