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This podcast explores innovations and information across the packaging and processing landscape, from topics impacting consumer packaged goods and healthcare packaging, to the latest technologies in food processing operations. Join us for the latest insights, trends, and strategies shaping packaging and processing today. For Mundo Expo Pack content go to: https://vocesdesdelalinea.buzzsprout.com Content hosted by Packaging World, ProFood World, and Healthcare Packaging.
Unknown Host hosts Through the Line: Packaging and Processing, a business show with 224 episodes published.
How can food manufacturers scale innovation and reformulation efforts when a growing patchwork of state-level ingredient bans is reshaping what they can put on shelves? Food manufacturers are using digital twin technolog
What happens when sustainability moves from a late-stage checkbox to a live decision-making tool? Senior editor Anne Marie Mohan talks with Gayatri Keskar, global packaging material science leader at Kenvue, about the co
How can pharmaceutical packaging help researchers tell whether a drug failed or a patient just missed a dose? Sensor-embedded blister packs, NFC chips, and RFID tags are giving clinical trial researchers objective, time-
What happens when decades-old lean manufacturing principles collide with today's machine learning push in food and beverage plants? Industry experts break down why data standardization, not model-building, is the real bo
How did Google reach its plastic-free packaging goal a year early, and what did the constraint teach them along the way? Senior Editor Anne Marie Mohan talks with Joey Giacomini, packaging design engineer lead at Google,
What will it take for the pharma industry to survive the National Drug Code (NDC) Rule? Editor-in-Chief Liz Cuneo recaps top takeaways from GS1 Connect, where industry leaders unpacked the FDA's coming shift to a standar
What does it take to fix an unstable wastewater treatment system at a facility processing 2.9 billion lbs of milk a year? Michigan State University's Anaerobic Digestion Research and Extension Center partnered with MWC,
What happens when a packaging engineer becomes a company's entire EPR function—with no dedicated team, no enterprise software, and just Excel? Senior Editor Anne Marie Mohan sits down with Charlotte Ashcraft of Just Born
What were the top trends and takeaways from the latest PACK OUT event? The fifth anniversary of The PACK Out event highlighted a significant shift toward industry collaboration and sustainable development within medical
What does it really mean to design a facility for freshness? At Harvest Station Foods' new Loudon, Tenn. commissary, disciplined data analysis, USDA-ready room design, and a flexible layout let the facility consolidate d
What does it really mean to design packaging for everyone? Senior editor Anne Marie Mohan sits down with Deb Gokie from the Arthritis Foundation. They discuss how testing for arthritis and chronic pain conditions, discip
What broader impact could compact syringe designs have on pharmaceutical supply chain efficiency going forward? Compact prefilled syringes developed by Pacto Medical reduce storage footprint by approximately 40% while ma
How does machine vision reduce waste and create real-time insights? Vision systems aren’t about adding more screens to the control room. They’re about eliminating preventable risk. When implemented thoughtfully, they red
What role can cross-industry collaboration and emerging sorting technologies play in scaling flexible film recycling in the U.S.? Senior editor Anne Marie Mohan talks with Pranav Goenka chief advisor, global program deve
How can packaging ease product navigation in high stress moments? The clean medicine brand Genexa recently underwent a significant packaging redesign to assist parents in making fast, informed decisions during stressful
How can a processor ensure consistent quality when managing high demand? To meet needs for both high output and consistent product quality, Bem Brasil installed a Key Technology processing line capable of running 30 metr
What are the dominant forces shaping packaging over the next decade? Editor-in-Chief Matt Reynolds sits down with Brian Wagner, co-founder of PTIS Global, to discuss how AI is reshaping packaging faster than expected. Ne
As robots grow more capable, what does it take for manufacturers to integrate and optimize them successfully? Industrial robotics are transitioning from rigid, task-oriented machines to intelligent, autonomous systems ca
How can protein processors stay on top of traceability? Manual tracking of inventory from animal receiving through regulatory checks and all the way to warehousing and shipping can take diligent record-keeping. Bar-W Bee
How does PackSense, an AI-powered system for product quality insights, address the gap between controlled testing and real-world experience? Editor-in-Chief Matt Reynolds sits down with Michigan State University (MSU) st
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Through the Line: Packaging and Processing is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under business (news) and has published 224 episodes.
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