Through the Line: Packaging and Processing
This podcast explores innovations and information across the packaging and processing landscape, from topics impacting consumer packaged goods and healthcare packaging, to the latest technologies in food processing operations. Join us for the latest insights, trends, and strategies shaping packaging and processing today.
Content hosted by Packaging World, ProFood World, and Healthcare Packaging.
Podcasting since 2025 • 40 episodes
Through the Line: Packaging and Processing
Latest Episodes
Managing Asset Reliability in Food Production: ProFood World
What do you do when a machine fails? Industry expert, Bryan Griffen and Shawn French, packaging engineering at Danone North America, discuss key details of how to manage asset reliability in food production. They draw on their exten...
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Season 1
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Episode 40
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23:05
Automation and Robotics Annual Outlook Report: Packaging World
How do issues in the workforce connect to automation?Packaging World Editor-in-chief Matt Reynolds and OEM Magazine Editor-in-chief Sean Riley discuss survey results from the Automation and Robotics Annual Outlook Report. With 65% of com...
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Season 1
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Episode 39
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19:00
Medication Accessibility Meets Packaging Sustainability: Healthcare Packaging
Can packaging be accessible while furthering sustainability goals?SnapSlide Rx enables single-handed operation on prescription pill bottles. The design reduces the plastic used in both the cap and bottle by ≈25% per unit.This i...
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Season 1
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Episode 38
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11:14
Hesitancy to Adopt Remote Services: ProFood World
Why are most end users hesitant to invest in remote services?Cost of retrofitting older machinery and poor communication from OEMs are some of the barriers to implementing remote services. This is an AI generated episode....
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Season 1
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Episode 37
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8:26
Once Upon a Farm Automates Case Packing: Packaging World
How does improving case packing benefit a company?For Once Upon a Farm, upgrading their case packer allow for greater hourly throughput and greatly reduces the risk of human error. The baby food company previously needed 12 people to pac...
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Season 1
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Episode 36
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