10 Good Reasons to Choose an Airless Packaging

Friday, December 2nd, 2011 No Comments

The AirlessPack Association states 10 good reasons why consumers should choose an Airless Packaging. Click on the links below to know more about the topic:

  • Maintains integrity of the product
  • Protection against germs
  • Protection against oxidation
  • Lengthens product shelf-life
  • Retains product efficiency
  • Avoids waste
  • Dispenses the precise dose
  • Easy to use
  • Gas-free
  • Being a responsible consumer

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    Velvety soft Airless Tube from Neopac

    Monday, June 20th, 2011 No Comments

    Softtouch Polydose Airless TubeToday, I was handed the first sample of a Polydose airless tube made of soft touch material.  It has almost a noble quality when done in matte, and feels velvety soft.  To my way of thinking, it would add another dimension to “softening body cream”, “matte foundation” or “baby care products”.  I also learned that we can now cover all tubes from Ø19mm to Ø50mm with soft touch material, with no restrictions on head style or applicator.  I wonder who will the first customer will be to order the Polydose Airless Tube in soft touch.  If you’re interested, get your sample now or let me know what other products you would see fitting in with the soft touch concept.


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    Discussion: Should Neopac invest into PCR Tubes?

    Wednesday, June 1st, 2011 No Comments

    Prototype PCR TubeImagine, you have the opportunity to buy the Polydose Airless tube or any other tube made of PCR (Post Consumer Recycling).  Should it look like “recycled paper” or more like a “virgin material” tube?  Does your company already use tubes made of PCR Material?  What advantages do you see in PCR and what should Neopac really care about?

    Share your experiences and opinions with us.  All relevant comments will be welcomed warmly.  Please make sure your comment is constructive so that we can work with it later.

    Picture: Prototypes of Neopac PCR tubes, where 100% PCR is used for the outer layer. It has a “recycled paper” look.


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