AUTOMATIC VFFS NAMKEEN PACKAGING SOLUTIONS FROM NICHROME

Munching on namkeen and other snacks is an old practice in India. However, in recent years, the number of available namkeens has grown exponentially. Researchers claim there are around 1000 snack items sold in India - of different tastes, forms, textures, aromas, sizes, shapes and fillings. The namkeen market is a fast growing one in India. Indians seem to have rediscovered their taste for traditional Indian snacks such as sev, bhujia, namkeen mixtures, ghatiya, papdi, masala nuts, chevra, chaklis, fried daals, etc. Traditional snacks now account for more than half the snack market with both multinationals and homegrown companies pushing namkeens farther and wider with attractive packaging and pricing. The market is expanding further as health- and hygiene-conscious consumers with more purchasing power turn to packaged namkeens rather than loose namkeen from the neighbourhood 'namkeenwala' or 'mithaiwala'.   Nichrome in Snack Packaging Aiding this grow...

The primary role of Secondary Packaging is to protect products moving through the supply chain. It also preserves the integrity of the primary package. Secondary Packaging facilitates transportation of mass quantities of the packaged product from the manufacturer to the end user or point of sale. Quite often, it is not seen by the end user, so its attributes are more of utility than of aesthetics or marketing. How Secondary Packaging helps - Save time, space, labour, wastage - Easy handling of transportation & Storage - Overcome manual & disorderly packaging - Ensure correctness of weight & pouch count - Enhancing productivity - One time investment with excellent ROI - Can be used for branding and marketing information sometimes Nichrome Secondary Packaging Solutions Nichrome, India's leading integrated packaging solutions provider offers multiple Secondary Packaging solutions for diverse applications. Nichrome customizes these solutions...

Today across the world, across industries, sachet packs are growing in popularity. These small packets, made by sealing flexible packaging material on all four sides, are now the norm in the aviation and hospitality sectors. Along with sachets, you'll see stickpacks too which are made by sealing narrow, tube-like packaging with a continuous side seam, at both sends. You'll see sachets and stickpacks in hotel rooms, restaurant tables, takeaway boxes, coffee shops and food trays on airlines. They are usually filled with condiments and spices like sugar, salt, dairy whitener, coffee, ketchup, sauces, herbs, mayonnaise, etc. or even candies and chocolates. However, these light-weight, single-use packs are increasingly prevalent for a wide range of other FMCG products such as soaps, handwash, detergents, hair oils, hair colour, fairness creams, among others. Many pharma and cosmetic products too are available in these easy-to-carry & use, economical packs. Nichrome...