Bag-in-Box for Liquids
(2 companies)A plastic or multilayer bag that is housed in an outer corrugated box or metal wire container, often for bulk items, that allows for easier handling, shipment, and storage, such as a bag-in-box containing bulk tomato sauce shipped to food service operations. Considering switching to a new container, material? If you need a new package or consumable, explore these articles to help guide your next purchase.
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ARAN USA Inc
Aran Group offers a comprehensive line of Bag‑in‑Box (BIB) liquid packaging solutions designed for food, beverage, chemical, and industrial applications. These systems consist of a multi‑layer flexible film inner bag—often including oxygen‑barrier layers such as EVOH—along with a spout or fitment (ranging in diameter from 0.4 in to 4 in) and a protective outer carton, wooden box or drum for transport and dispensing. Aran’s packages cater to volumes from a few liters up to 1,500 L, supporting manual, semi‑automatic and fully automatic filling. Capabilities include aseptic and non‑aseptic designs, high‑barrier fitments, and long‑distance transport durability (up to 8,000 km) to prevent flex‑cracking and preserve product quality. Their packaging platform emphasizes sustainability—with up to 80 % less plastic than rigid containers, improved transport and storage efficiency, and reduced carbon footprint—while ensuring product safety, shelf life extension and efficient dispensing.
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SIG
SIG invented bag-in-box packaging over 70 years ago and remains the global leader in complete bag-in-box systems for retail, foodservice, and industrial applications. The company offers end-to-end solutions including films, fitments, and filling equipment, serving dairy, beverage, and food markets. With package volumes ranging from 1.5L to 1,300L, SIG's technology delivers up to 99% product evacuation, extended open shelf life, and a high product-to-package ratio that reduces material waste.
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