< Previous8 SHOWCASE 2019 | PACKAGING WORLD QUICK FACTS Develop and retain your workforce PMMI is offering popular training workshops in Las Vegas to coincide with PACK EXPO Las Vegas. Visit pwgo.to/5194 to learn more. • Risk Assessment Workshop: September 21-22, 2019: Looking for ways to reduce downtime, improve productivity, and ensure worker safety? Join PMMI’s Risk Assessment experts and learn the tips and techniques for evaluating your equipment for potential health and safety hazards. • Certi ed Trainer Workshop: September 23-24, 2019: PMMI’s Certi ed Trainer Workshops will give you strategies and tactics to train across all employee skill levels, including service technicians, service and training managers, maintenance technicians, internal trainers, line supervisors, and any employee tasked with training fellow employees or customers. • Fundamentals of Field Service: September 23-24, 2019: Field ser- vice technicians are the face of your organization. While technical pro ciency garners the most attention, there is far more to being a technician. This two-day workshop explores non-technical knowledge and skills needed to be a great technician. Topics include: Customer Service, Troubleshooting, Environmental Issues, Safety, Training, and Service Call Follow Up. For PMMI Members only . It’s Vegas, don’t forget to let your hair down PACK gives BACK™ , sponsored by Rockwell Automation, returns to PACK EXPO Las Vegas and Healthcare Packaging EXPO with a brand- new act and new bene tting organization. Headlining this year’s event will be the legendary Steve Miller Band known for hits such as “The Joker,” “Livin’ in the USA,” “Take the Money and Run,” “Fly Like an Eagle,” “Jet Liner,” “Jungle Love,” and “Abracadabra.” A portion of the proceeds from this year’s event will support NS2 Serves ® , a nonpro t dedicated to helping recent U.S. military veterans to transition from combat boots to business suits. This charitable group provides valuable IT training and employment assistance at no cost to veterans. The fund- raiser on Monday, Sept. 23, kicks off with a networking reception at 4:00 p.m. followed by a performance by The Steve Miller Band at 5:00 p.m. in the North Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center. Tickets are $95 and include drinks and light hors d’oeuvres. For more information and to purchase tickets visit: www.packexpolasvegas.com/pack-gives-back. All new Robotics Zone ghts hunger Brand new to this year’s show—spotlighting fun and interactive robotic activities and cobot displays. Attendees entering the Robotics Zone , located in Booth N-850 in the North Hall, will be welcomed by the PACK EXPO Greeter Robot, sponsored by Omron Automation. As they explore the interactive area they will experience: • Local robotics teams displaying their robots in action in the Future Innovators Robotics Showcase • Robots packing food for children, as a part of PACK for a Purpose: Robots Fighting Hunger, in collaboration with Blessings in a Backpack, which provides weekend meals for elementary students in supplemental nutrition programs. See below for more. • Object Detection and Flexible Grasping with Arti cial Intelligence Demo sponsored by Siemens Digital Industries U.S. • Comau’s Interactive Wearable Exoskeleton allows attendees to try on a wearable suit and perform assisted task and product handling • Soft Robotics End-Of-Arm Tool Exhibit demonstrates an end-of-arm tool designed to mimic the human hand to grasp and manipulate items that vary in size, shape, and weight • The KUKA Robotic Pianist live in concert • The Ready Robotics Bowling Robot • Pick and Place/Relocation activities in action, compliments of the University of Waterloo and Septimatech Autonomous Robot • And, of course, an Omron Automation interactive dice-playing cobot…because, it’s Vegas after all! The PACK for a Purpose: Robots Fighting Hunger demonstration is in collaboration with Blessings in a Backpack . The charity bene ts children facing food insecurity across Las Vegas and elsewhere in the United States. Exhibitor-supplied robots will demonstrate various auto- mated capabilities, while lling 6,000 bags of food for this greater cause. Participants include: • Bosch Packaging Technology, Inc. • Chicago Electric • FANUC America • ProMach Performance Services with ABB, Soft Robotics, and Cognex • Universal Robots in partnership with Allied Technology QuickFacts_Showcase2019.indd 88/19/19 1:22 PMSHOWCASE 2019 | PACKAGING WORLD 9 AWARDS / FORUM TIMEPRESENTATIONMODERATOR(S) Monday, September 23 10:30 AM - 11:15 AM Not Invented Here? Contract Packagers are a New Frontier for Leading Brands Seeking Innovation Carl Melville, President at The Melville Group, LLC on behalf of CPA 11:30 AM - 12:15 PM A Roadmap for Implementing Asset ReliabilityBryan Griffen, Director of Industry Services at PMMI 1:30 PM - 2:15 PM The Need for Education: Help Develop a Course for Medical Device Packaging Professionals Jennifer Benolken, CCPL, MDM/Pharma Packaging Specialist, Tyvek ® at DuPont; David DiVaccaro, President at DiVaccaro Consulting Group; Karen Greene, CPP, President at Life Pack Labs; Jeff Schwartz, Senior Packaging Engineer at Boston Scienti c 2:30 PM - 3:15 PM Using Multiple Modes of Safeguarding to Create a Safe Collaborative Application Mark Lewandowski, Robotics Innovation Leader at Procter & Gamble on behalf of RIA 3:30 PM - 4:00 PM Identifying Applications and Justifying the Investment Cost of Robotics Donna Ritson, President at DDR Communications LLC on behalf of PMMI Business Intelligence Tuesday, September 24 10:30 AM - 11:15 AM Addressing Transportation Questions in Today’s Ever-Changing Marketplace Brian Stepowany, Senior Manager, Packaging R&D at B&G Foods 11:30 AM - 12:15 PM Global Packaging Challenges to Achieve SustainabilityPierre Pienaar, President at World Packaging Organisation 1:30 PM - 2:15 PM Hiring and Retaining Your Workforce in Today’s EconomyStephan Girard, Senior Director, Education & Workforce Development at PMMI 2:30 PM - 3:15 PM Driving Innovation from Your Seat on the BusNikki Johnson, Executive Vice President, Revenue at Kala on behalf of CPA 3:30 PM - 4:00 PM Beginning with the End in Mind: Avoiding Later-Stage Problems Through Better Upfront Thinking in RFPs (Requests for Proposal) Stephan Perry, Co-Managing Director at OpX Leadership Network Wednesday, September 25 10:30 AM - 11:15 AM Line Speed Center-Lining: Getting the Most out of the Packaging Assets You Already Have Ronald Mac Donald, Expert Engineer, Global Transversal Technology Unit at Nestlé Research 11:30 AM - 12:15 PM Calculating TCO (Total Cost of Ownership) to Better Understand the “Big Picture” Stephen Schlegel, Co-Managing Director at OpX Leadership Network 1:30 PM - 2:15 PM Packaging as a Marketing ToolSoha Atallah, Vice President at World Packaging Organisation Forums Let Attendees Be Heard T he Forum, a growing staple in the PACK EXPO portfolio of trade shows, makes its PACK EXPO Las Vegas debut in the Central Hall with its interactive industry knowledge exchange. The Forum offers free, 45-minute learning sessions on the latest industry trends, including hands-on activities, small group discussions, and Q&A each day of the show Technology Excellence Awards Honor Achievement T he Technology Excellence Awards will recognize exhibitors’ innovative technology that has not yet been shown at a PACK EXPO and Healthcare Packaging EXPO in the previous calendar year. All registered attendees will be able to vote on their favorites among the nalists selected in speci c market segments. Voting will take place live starting when the show opens on Monday, Sept. 23 at 9 a.m. and goes through noon on Tuesday, Sept. 24. There are three ways to vote: onsite, on the of cial show mobile app, and online. The Technology Excellence Awards 2019 Finalists are as follows: Baking & Snack • BVC-145 Twin Tube vertical form ll seal machine, Rovema North America, Inc. • Dave’s Killer Bread English muf n package, Amcor Flexibles North America • Entour™ Front of Store Recycle Capable Bear Naked Granola Package, Berry Global, Inc. Beverage & Dairy • iFill Systems introduces the iFill 7000XP, iFill Systems • BluStream ® Dry Cap/Non-Chemical Sterilization Module, Serac, Inc. • Applicator Machine for E6PR™ Rings, TECMA ARIES Meat/Poultry/Seafood • Vericooler ® III, Vericool, Inc. • SaniForce 2.0 Large Particle Electric Operated Diaphragm Pump, Graco Inc. • Matrix Ultra Labeler, UltraSource Pharma/Medical Device • BM 2030 PC, Belco Packaging Systems, Inc. • FFS-30-2019, ORICS. • Insura™ Seal Veri cation., Amcor Healthcare Packaging General Packaging • HD contouring for Molded Fiber Packaging, Golden Arrow Technology America Inc. • Integrated machine vision, B&R Industrial Automation • LDPET, Sleever International TechAwards_Forum_Showcase.indd 98/19/19 1:23 PM10 SHOWCASE 2019 | PACKAGING WORLD Top-quality education is the whole idea here, as leading innovators in processing and packaging address trends and technologies that are poised to change the way you do business. Innovation Stage Locations Central Hall (PACK EXPO): Booths C-1041, C-1045 and C-1049 North Hall (Healthcare Packaging EXPO): Booth N-501 Note: Healthcare Packaging EXPO sessions are shown in blue. Schedule as of July 25, 2019 Monday, September 23, 2019 10:00 AM Accelerate Sustainable Packaging in the Age of ExperienceDassault Systemes The Butter y Effect of Belden’s Industrial REVConnect RJ45Belden The Starting Point for Robot Automation: A Beginner’s TourEpson America, Inc. 11:00 AM Applying Cobots in Packaging ApplicationsFANUC America Corporation AS-Interface – Packaging Automation Made EconomicalAS-Interface Organization How IO-Link is Revolutionizing OEE, Changeover, and Predictive MaintenanceBalluff 12:00 PM How to Beat Your Biggest ProblemBig Ass Fans Positive Plastics Pledge for a Circular and Sustainable FutureKlöckner Pentaplast The World’s First PE-based SiOx Barrier Film for Recyclable PackagingToppan USA, Inc. 1:00 PM Meeting Sustainability Goals in the E-Commerce ChannelAmcor Flexibles North America Redzone Production Systems and members of their U.S. Community host a panel discussion analyzing trends of 400+ Food Companies making a ‘leap’ in productivity Redzone Production Systems Trends in Smart, Flexible MachinesRockwell Automation, Aagard 2:00 PM Maximizing Process Ef ciency with Outcome Optimizing ControlsEmerson - Machine Automation Solutions Packaging Design for Recyclability – Strategies and TipsDow, Packaging & Specialty Plastics Your Existing Packaging is Already ConnectedSystech How to Drive Ef ciency & Prevent Waste or Recalls in Your Packaging Line (Healthcare Packaging EXPO)SICK, Inc. 3:00 PM Improving Sealing and Thermoforming Ef ciency and Stability with cera2heat watttron Process Driven Packaging Departments: The Advantages of Becoming Process DrivenAdept Packaging Reducing Energy Use in Plastics Processing with LubricationExxonMobil InnovationStageSchedule_Showcase.indd 108/19/19 1:24 PMSHOWCASE 2019 | PACKAGING WORLD 11 INNOVATION STAGE SCHEDULE Tuesday, September 24, 2019 10:00 AM Branding Through Packaging InnovationSarong (North America) Inc. Gas Permeability of Flexible Packaging MaterialsLabthink International Sustainability and the Circular EconomyBerry Global, Inc. 11:00 AM A Full Systems Approach to Optimizing Your Packaging Line Signode Applications of Sanitary-Design to Process SystemsDeville Technologies Inc Faster, Smaller, Smarter: Drive Technology Advances Power Next Gen PackagingBeckhoff Automation Industry 4.0: Make it Real (Healthcare Packaging EXPO)SICK, Inc. 12:00 PM Avoiding the Land ll: Compostable Hot-Melt Adhesives for Sustainable PackagesBostik IoT: Advanced Analytics to Drive ValueRockwell Automation Machinery Moderization: The Factory of the FutureDelta Systems & Automation LLC 1:00 PM How Print-On-Demand + Whole-Label Inspection Is Transforming the Packaging Market Antares Vision North America; WLS, a ProMach Product Brand Labels Matter in Food PackagingUPM Ra atac Pushing Sustainability Beyond a Buzzword: Packaging that Drives Consumer ActionPresto Products Company Turning Packaging Sustainability into Reality (Healthcare Packaging EXPO)Specright 2:00 PM Accelerating progress toward the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals and Anheuser-Busch InBev 2025 Sustainability Goals with Innovative Wastewater Treatment Anheuser-Busch InBev, Baswood Improving Operator and Line Ef ciency: PackML HMIs - User Interfaces, Stacklights, and Push-Button ControlsMettler Toledo Pending U.S. Legislation and Potential Implications for Plastic PackagingDow, Packaging & Specialty Plastics 3:00 PM Going Beyond OEE: 5 Metrics Your Competitors Are TrackingAptean Factory MES How the Digital Twin Greatly Improves Automation Ef cienciesSiemens Industry, Inc. New Applications in HPP Including Ground MeatAvure HPP - part of the JBT Corporation Wednesday, September 25, 2019 10:00 AM Right-Size E-Commerce Packaging with Intelligent AutomationWestRock Creating value and opportunities for sustainable solutions when extreme performance matters: Case Studies highlighting extreme performance polyethylene ExxonMobil How an IIoT Enabled Pneumatic System Improved OEE in an Agricultural Packaging ApplicationEmerson 11:00 AM Bridging Packaging Machine Design and Manufacturing through DigitalizationSiemens Industry, Inc. How Innovations in Leak Detection can Prevent Costly Recalls and Returns and Protect Brand ReputationINFICON Washdown Is Not Equal to HygienicRockwell Automation 12:00 PM The Connected Factory: Strengthening Your Production Processes with Intelligent Manufacturing Oden Technologies LabelSecure - Visual Inspection of Every PackageBizerba 1:00 PM Moving Operational Excellence Forward through the One Voice Ready Certi cate Program from the OpX Leadership NetworkPMMI InnovationStageSchedule_Showcase.indd 118/19/19 1:24 PMSHOWCASE 2019 | PACKAGING WORLD 13 E-COMMERCE dling of the e-commerce channel. Leakage and breakage is an issue, one that’s only compounded when a cleaning product ships with another item, say an electronic item, and leakage ruins everything in the standard Amazon shipper. What’s more, household cleaners suffer from, for lack of a bet- ter term, the candy bar effect of e-commerce. Like a single candy bar, they tend to be so low-cost to begin with that, when purchased as sin- gle units online, the cost may double. It doesn’t make sense to pay the extra $3 for shipping on a $4 cleaning product. The bottom line? Even though selling household cleansers in a con- centrated format through e-commerce channels holds enormous ad- vantages, it has yet to take off in the overall e-commerce environment. “Concentrates haven’t become mainstream because the dispens- ing mechanism has never been very user-friendly,” Reed says. “It has involved a lot of powders or pods or liquid concentrates, things you have to mix by hand. But consumers aren’t always comfortable han- dling chemicals. Other consumers have said they lacked con dence that they were diluting it properly. We looked at it as a user experience issue, and that’s where Truman’s innovative re ll cartridge, a con- centrated cleaning product car- tridge system, comes in.” Re ll cartridge and bottle mechanism Truman’s concentrated cleaning product is delivered in a 0.33- -oz cylinder-shaped cartridge that is slightly over 3 in. long with a diame- ter of less than 1 in. A tiny ange jutting from the circumference of the circular top of the cylinder lets it t into and rest on the corresponding- ly cylindrical neck of the spray bottle, like a bullet into a gun barrel or a peg into a cribbage board. A consumer is asked to rst ll the spray bottle to a clearly marked level with water, then load the re ll car- tridge into the spray bottle’s neck, and nally screw on the spray head. The cartridge is designed with an internal shaft or canal of its own, an open channel that runs through its 3-in length, right down the cen- ter. The straw that draws water from the reservoir below to the spray head above is thus threaded through the cartridge’s internal canal, through the neck of the bottle. As the consumer twists the screw-top closure to af x the spray Filled cartridges are washed and laser printed with track and trace information before being automatically labeled and bulk packed. The pressure sensitive labels are exographically printed in four colors. For an Off-the-Shelf video featuring unboxing of the Truman’s Starter Kit, plus close-up video of the cartridge and concentrated cleaning product release mechanism, visit pwgo.to/5093 Trumans_Ecomm_Showcase2019.indd 138/19/19 1:25 PM14 SHOWCASE 2019 | PACKAGING WORLD E-COMMERCE head onto the bottle, a patented mechanism opens the re ll car- tridge from the bottom and re- leases its concentrated liquid cleaner con- tent entirely within the bottle, introducing it to the water below. The product automat- ically dilutes without any need for shaking or mixing, and an obvious ll line on the bottle means the correct dilution is guar- anteed. Perhaps most important, the con- sumer never needs to touch the chemical itself, particularly in its concentrated form. Cartridge lling Re ll cartridges are the volume consum- able at Truman’s, or at least they will be as the business ramps up and the pendulum swings toward automatic replenishment instead of evangelism and distribution of starter kits. Cartridges are injection molded from of a mix of different polypropylene resins, though no spe- ci c barrier layers are required. The cartridge is composed of two pieces, a valve and a body, that are mechanically pressed together and sealed as they are lled, 20 at time, on a monoblock lling line of unnamed origin. This liquid carry- ing system is robust compared to that of RTU bottles, which by com- parison require signi cant overpacking to avoid leakage, according to Reed. The cartridges are then washed and laser printed with track and trace information before being labeled on a Quadrel automatic label- er and bulk packed. The pressure sensitive labels are exographically printed in four colors. Truman’s copacker partner has three lling lines and changeovers require a thorough 15-minute rinse before a different formula can run. The bulk-packed cartridges then are conveyed to an assembly point, either as part of the starter kits or as part of the re ll cartons. “The packaging line is largely automated, particularly around the ll- ing, which creates the capacity to do millions and millions of cartridges per year,” Reed says. “This was an important thing for us in nding the right partner because we think this has the opportunity to really change the industry, and the way people are buying cleaning products. And if you can’t deliver at large scale, it can kill a business before it starts.” Packaging and formats As a edgling business with a disruptive idea but not much by way of infrastructure, Truman’s made the decision early on to strategical- ly partner with a prominent existing B2B cleanser manufacturer that serves the aforementioned institutional B2B industries. Leaning on this partner’s expertise, Reed and co-founder Jon Bostock developed proprietary formulas with colors, scents, and sustainable attributes that make them desirable in the B2C channel. While Truman’s found- ers were able to hone the product itself and develop a consumer-friend- ly packaging and unboxing experience that we’ll discuss later, they are also able to leverage their partner’s existing chemical manufacturing infrastructure, as well as supply chain relationships with suppliers of both packaging materials and packaging equipment. In general, Tru- man’s and their partner/supplier form a closer-than-usual co-manufac- turing/co-packing relationship. The company uses only two packaging formats, both designed ex- clusively for e-commerce. The rst, the starter kit, contains four blow molded PET spray bottles, which when lled would contain 27 oz. These empty bottles are divided by corrugated partitions within a 9 x 9 x 11.5-in. EC32 C Flute corrugated shipper by ProPak. The ship- pers are erected on a machine from Combi Packaging. Corrugated car- tridges and empty bottles are placed in the shippers by hand. A pres- sure-sensitive shipping label is hand-af xed to each starter kit prior to sealing and conveyance to outbound mail via USPS. The durable bot- tles don’t require any further dunnage to ship. The bottles are all fully transparent, unlabeled, uncoded, and un- marked, so they are identical to one another. The only decoration is the molded-in shape of Truman’s logo. The bottles are conical in shape, wid- est at the bottom, narrowing up to a cylindrical neck. The re ll cartridg- es, which carry color-coded pressure-sensitive labels loudly declaring their intended use—shower, glass, kitchen, or oor—are fully visible through the bottles’ cylindrical neck. So different cleaner varieties are Special report explores e-comm To access the full report, or download a free executive summary, visit pwgo.to/3784 11911 Freedom Drive | Suite 600 | Reston, VA 20190 USA 2018 E-COMMERCE: THINK INSIDE THE BOX As consumers open the starter kit shipper, they lift the ap to reveal these four brightly colored cartridges splayed into the space above the bottles. The cartridges are hand-positioned in die cut holes in the corrugated case. Trumans_Ecomm_Showcase2019.indd 148/19/19 1:26 PMSHOWCASE 2019 | PACKAGING WORLD 15 distinguishable by the re ll cartridge cartridges within the neck rath- er than by the bottles themselves. “Our packaging design was focused on minimalism and interchange- ability,” Reed says. “We tried to eliminate as much dead space as possible.” Truman’s even used the interior ap of the corrugated shipper itself as a built-in bracket to hold each of the four cleanser varieties. ProPak die cuts four holes, precisely the diameter of the cartridges, into an in- side top ap, and the cartridges are hand placed within them. The ange at the top of the cylindrical cartridges holds them in place as they hang above and alongside the four bottles beneath. As consumers open the shipper, they lift the ap to reveal these four brightly colored cartridg- es splayed into the space above the bottles. This, alongside some light-hearted messaging printed right onto the ap (i.e. “Put me in coach, we’re ready to spray”), creates a novel, personable, and memorable unboxing experience. It also transports the cartridges safely through the channel without need for their own paperboard or plastic envelope. User instructions are also printed on another internal ap at the top of the shipper, so few surfaces are wast- ed, and no extra instructional inserts are required. The other packaging format is one containing re ll cartridges. Four cartridges of a single formula (no variety or rainbow packs for reasons explained later in the sustainability pro le) are hand-loaded into folding cartons. Rough- ly the size of a deck of cards, the carton has printed on it messaging and use instructions, so again there’s no need for inserts. The cartons are ink-jet coded with a Diagraph system with track and trace infor- mation. These t directly into right-sized poly mailers that t into con- sumers’ mailboxes. Sustainability pro le According to Reed, one full truckload of Truman’s re ll cartridges is equivalent to 30 truckloads of RTU spray bottles. “Taking all those trucks off the road, and all the packaging waste and frequency of leakage, creates an entire ripple effect across the sup- ply chain,” Reed says. “And we’re saving money by not shipping water and by not shipping a new bottle for every re ll cartridge.” The company also draws a line in the sand when it comes to format proliferation. The packaging formats are only available in starter kits or re ll packs of four. “One area that we’re in exible is that we will only ship the re ll cartridges in our standard four packs, and never in variety packs,” Reed says. “We consider that to be about a six-month supply for the average user—45 days per cartridge, four per pack—and that’s the de- fault subscription setting for consumers starting their accounts. While we’re exible on how frequently a consumer wants to receive re lls, we will still only ship in four-packs because it’s really impractical, both economically and environmentally, to ship them one at a time or try to mix and match.” Consider the single candy bar scenario mentioned earlier; this is where brand owners like Truman’s run into diminishing returns for serving-size one packs, and the environmental and nancial tradeoff of delivering one-off re lls is not one the company is willing to make. What’s next As this interview was conducted, Truman’s was only a few weeks old, having launched in February 2019. At some point, Reed could see going full circle, and having Truman’s products appear in a retail envi- ronment. If omni-channel really is in the future, it means having product wherever a consumer might want to buy it, whether online or in-store. But it’s not something that is expected in the near future. “There’s just too much of an education that needs to happen, too much room for adoption and familiarity to grow before we could reliably expect most people in retail to be able to see and understand the concept,” Reed says. “We only want to sell people the bottle once, but will people know this if the bottle is sitting next to the cartridges on the shelf? I think there’s an opportuni- ty to work with retailers, and there has already been interest, but early on in our deployment maybe we only want the bottles to be sold in store to teach about the brand and product, but then have these incredibly small re ll cartridges shipped into your mailbox, versus consumers driving to the store to get them. More generally we looked at it a as a way to build on a concept that has existed for a long time, but now makes a lot more sense for a world that’s increasingly reliant on having things de- livered via e-commerce. 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