IDM | Packaging New labeller for Danone plant in Brazil Langguth The inline labeller hotLAN 310 equips various container shapes with wraparound labels. Due to economic pick-up and lap glueing a saving potential up to 90% is realized. Owing to the application of special glues it is also possible to process No-Label-Look labels (photo: Langguth) As a multinational corporation Danone is active worldwide in more than 120 countries in the field of food and beverages. As far as baby food is concerned the Danone group relies on high-quality machines manufactured in Senden-Bösensell, Germany. In Poco de Caldas located in Brazil a new LANGGUTH labeller is now in operation after a long journey over the oceans. 14 · 9 2016 | international-dairy.com 25 January 2016 The labeller manufactured of robust stainless steel crosses the equator and is commissioned directly at the site by the customer after 35 days of transport by sea. As 18,000 milk powder cans are labelled per hour Brazilian mothers can convince themselves from now on of the good Danone quality. 10 November 2015 After seaworthy packing the labeller is shipped in a container by the Danone partner Jorgensen Engineering a/s and starts its long journey from Copenhagen across the oceans. 8 September 2015 Well protected: Safely packed for sea transport the labeller "Made in Germany" doesn’t get even one scratch. 5 September 2015 The LANGGUTH specialists complete the hotLAN 310 in CLEAN design for the production of milk powder intended for the Danone plant in Brazil considering the highest safety and hygienic standards. An extensive test run is carried out before delivery in order to meet all customer requirements. Danone labels various babyfood products on the new leabeling machine (photo: Danone) ▼ HERE IS A TIMELINE OF THE PROJECT
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