Find us at the INC Congress in Vancouver
Masterpack Group USA at the INC Congress in Vancouver Next week, from the 8th until the 10th of May, Masterpack Group USA will be attending the INC Congress in Vancouver, Canada. Read more
Comparing bulk packaging solutions: why choose FIBCs over alternatives?
If you’re a logistics manager in charge of shipping a variety of goods ranging from fine powders to bulky construction materials, this article is for you. Read more
How Modified Atmosphere Packaging is Being Used in Non-Food Industries
Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) has been widely used in the food industry for many years to preserve the freshness and quality of food products. However, MAP is not limited to... Read more
The Future is Circular: How Masterpack Puts Sustainability Into Practice
You can't talk about sustainability without going into circles. With that, we mean: mentioning the circular economy. Read more
How Modified Atmosphere Packaging Benefits Cashew Nuts
Cashew nuts are a delicious and nutritious snack, and we often don’t think much about how they ended up in our mix of nuts. But behind the scenes of the supermarket, prolonged... Read more
5 Reasons FIBCs are Ideal for Shipping and Storing Fine Powders
The versatility of Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers (FIBCs) means they can be used across a wide range of industries, from food to pharmaceuticals. Fine powders are used... Read more
Which factors should you consider when selecting Modified Atmosphere Packaging materials?
Choosing the materials for your FIBC is just as important as composing the right mixture of gases for Modified Atmosphere Packaging. In this article, we’ll look at all the factors... Read more
The benefits of storing hazelnuts under Modified Atmosphere packaging
Hazelnuts are a beloved ingredient used in various recipes and products, from chocolates to spreads and beyond. However, storing hazelnuts can pose a challenge due to their high... Read more
Which gases are typically used in MAP? (And which aren’t?)
Choosing the right composition of gases to make a bag of rice last a lot longer: it’s almost an art form. Read more