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How dairy market key drivers and trends are impacting packaging machinery selection. In this post, I’ll share four important trends in dairy packaging for 2025 and why they matter for your business.

Attention to detail is the foundation for excellence in the design, engineering, and performance of our Mateer precision dry filling equipment. Our semi-automatic, automatic, and rotary machines provide high filling accuracy across a wide range of product consistencies, including free-flowing and non-free-flowing powders; creams; pastes; and slurries. Every Mateer filler is manufactured with pride to your unique specifications.

This article summarizes insights from BW Filling & Closing's (BWFC) expertise across five key areas of the aftermarket business, providing a comprehensive guide to optimizing packaging processes, from product qualification to operational expenditure.

A candid conversation with two of our aftermarket experts on why it's best to rely on the OEM's expertise and the integrity of parts designed specifically for your machine to meet your aftermarket needs.

For today’s CPGs, particularly those packaging food and dairy products, understanding the correct process for qualifying new products and packaging materials is essential. To compete in today’s marketplace, your brand must be packaged sustainably, cost-efficiently and it must have differentiated shelf appeal in the supermarket.

For brand owners looking to maximize productivity and minimize risk in their packaging operations, it is essential to establish reliable access to spare parts for your equipment. The ability to swiftly replace parts on your equipment mitigates several risks including unplanned downtime, product quality compromises and long-term damage to your machinery.

This article gathers all the tips and suggestions from our industrial packaging designer leader, Coline Hercouet, and delves into the top five reasons why forging a collaboration with BW Filling & Closing (BWFC) for packaging design is a strategic choice for all manufacturers.

When it comes to aftermarket service, it’s typical for OEMs to support your production teams on initiatives like ensuring technical efficiency in your equipment, optimizing your plant’s operational expenditures (OpEx) and improving availability and access to spare parts for your equipment.

Gain insights into the key factors to consider when selecting a food filling machine, including the products you will fill, the sizes and volumes of the containers you will be filling, container and cap specifications, production rates, and cleaning requirements.

Today’s food and beverage manufacturers are increasingly being asked to achieve greater productivity with smaller capital budgets.

In this blog post, we will explain what OpEx is in the context of packaging and after-sales support for equipment. We’ll also explore the five essential facets of OpEx that every plant manager should understand.

Postres Romar is a co-packing company located in Spain, working with well-known distributors on multiple products. BW Filling & Closing (BWFC) has been contacted to increase their capabilities on the yogurt and dessert market.

BWFC and a consortium of companies have been working for several months on a solution to create a fully recyclable FFS yogurt cup, this project won the Award for “Recyclable Packaging (Pre-commercialized)” on the 14th of November 2023

Everyone knows that hiring is difficult in these times, in a job market where candidates are scarce and competition for them is fierce. Some would argue that finding “good” talent has always been hard. But what if we’ve been going about it all wrong? What if forming teams that thrive is actually a process, not an event?

The following content contains excerpts from her interview with Packaging Europe, on Synerlink's Snapcut technology for thermoforming filling machines, which originally appeared on packagingeurope.com on September 13, 2022.

BWFC has been a leading supplier of dairy packaging solutions for 40+ years. As a trusted advisor in this space, one of our goals is to help dairy processors make sustainable, responsible choices for their dairy packaging solutions. While our commitment to sustainability is always expanding, today BWFC offers three primary tactics for helping our customers meet their ambitious sustainability goals.

When it comes to choosing the right dairy packaging equipment, there are several options to choose from. For yogurt packaging machines, however, there are just two machine classifications that dairy processors commonly choose between – form-fill-seal (FFS) and fill-seal (FS) machines.

In this article, I’ll share some of the top trends we’re seeing across the global dairy market, explain how they impact dairy processor profitability, and make predictions about the types of dairy filling innovations we will see in the future.

In this post, you will learn some of the top advantages that make DAIRY PACK COMBI an ideal solution for low-volume dairy and beverage products in bottles.

BWFC delivered an RM90C inline cup filling machine to the Oregon-based yogurt processor TCCA, ensuring a smooth launch for their new premium specialty yogurt Tillamook® Creamery Collection, despite unique challenges during the pandemic.

With its reliable PET pre-cutting solution, BW Filling & Closing (BWFC) offers an alternative to PS for all existing FFS machines as well as for future models.

The Efidrive line management module is a straightforward solution to connecting the modern factory. This packaging line operation software has been supplemented with an optional module which enables the manufacturer to connect their lines to the company’s ERP as well as to various third-party devices.