Packaging Problem?

Use your Encyclopedia Issue! It's a fact-crammed workbook for day-to-day problem solving.

EXAMPLE: How to plan your package?

1.    See section "Planning and Developing the Package"� for sound approaches to the many-faceted problem.

2.    Next, consult the Advertisers' Index on the first page of this section for advertising of packaging consultants, contract packagers and materials suppliers.

3.    Then turn to Buyers' Directory for state-by-state listings of: packaging designers, contract packagers, engineering consultants, custom embossers and laminators, paper lithographers, independent research and testing laboratories, and sample and package distributors.

4.    Check the "Review of Free Literature"� insert, select all possible helpful publications and send for them with enclosed post cards.

EXAMPLE: How to improve packaging line efficiency?

1. Read the section "Efficiency on the Packaging Line"� for a complete picture of the factors involved.

⅜. Then turn to the Advertisers' Index on the first page of this section and select ads whose contents bear on your problem.

Get further information in the Buyers' Directory: iiames and addresses of engineering consultants, machinery manufacturers and service organizations.

4. Look through the Encyclopedia insert "Review of Free Product Literature"�, select pertinent free publications and write for them on the conveniently enclosed post cards.

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EXAMPLE: Which packaging machinery to buy?

1.    Read section "The Machinery of Packaging"� for all the fundamentals.

2.    Then check the Advertisers' Index on the first page of the section for adjoining ads on filling equipment, cartoning machinery, unscramblers, etc.

3.    Secure additional names and addresses of suppliers from Buyers' Directory rosters: capping machine manufacturers, makers of conveyors, labelers, bundlers, etc.

4.    Examine insert "Review of Free Product Literature"�, pick out publications you want and send for them with enclosed post cards.

EXAMPLE: Where and how to use aerosols?

1.    Get detailed application information in the "Aerosols, Valves and Propellent-� section.

2.    Then, for ads by aerosol component suppliers, see the Advertisers' Index on the section's first page.

3.    Next, examine the Buyers' Directory for names and addresses of suppliers of aerosol containers, propellents, valves, loading machines, etc.

4.    Check through "Review of Free Product Literature"� insert. Select desired brochures and leaflets and write away for them on the enclosed post cards.

The Encyclopedia is expressly designed to help you solve your problems. Reach for it next time you need help and see how valuable it can really be!

ENCYCLOPEDIA ISSUE

answers to packaging, problems