"Growers started to notice the shift in thinking about packaging and are becoming more and more involved in influencing consumer purchasing decisions. Packaging is becoming a marketing element today, where growers can place the most important information about the product, and in the case of fruits, also about its origin and nutritional values. Different combinations of the external appearance including shape, colour, inscriptions, illustrations contained on it, have a significant impact on the visual perception of the package by consumers," said Piotr Milewski from Milbor.
Cherries were traditionally sold in bulk, transported to points of sale in boxes or large plastic containers to the retailer, and then sold by weight to the customer.
"Modern producers have noticed that packing their fruits makes them much more attractive to consumers. With the addition of modern packing solutions, like the Cherry Evolution, a Weigh&Fill machine developed by by A&B Lakewood, packing doesn't mean a lot of high costs as it did in the past, because these technologies eliminate the need to hire extra employees for hand packing," shared Piotr.
"The fact that the Cherry Evolution comes in various versions, to fit customer requirements, means that there is a perfect fit out there for everyone. Standard punnets, top seal and 'to-go' cups or bags, are just a few examples."
For more information:
Piotr Milewski
Milbor PMC
Mobile: +48 660 00 25 26
Email: piotr@milbor.pl
www.milbor.pl