Procter & Gamble Company: Launches New Packaging for Detergents

Procter & Gamble has launched a non-gel version of Fairy Creature in the same pebble as its Ariel Excel Gel-type package. Bath's packaging design agency Studio Davis worked with P&G's in-house design team to create a gel for Sharon Excel and launched the original packaging in October.

Bottles include a polypropylene dose limit, which can be packaged and synthesized from 'sales exhibits,' showing how many gels the consumer removes from the remaining bags. Br />
According to Procter & Gamble, the compact structure uses recyclable packaging up to 45% more than any other salon liquid detergent, so that each case, trays and trucks transport the bottles and reduce the carbon dioxide emissions of the trucks that need to be packaged.

Which product is the most recent consumer group approved? As a best buy and get the highest detergent score ever, although it is tested at 30 degrees.

Our Type B Fibc solutions feature superior protection against static electricity that can be created by the flow of materials into and out of bulk bags. Type B bulk bags are similar to Type A FIBC`s in that they are both made from plain polypropylene and/or non-conductive materials, and do not have any mechanism for dissipating static electricity.

The difference is unlike Type A FIBCs, Type B FIBCs are made from materials that have a surface breakdown voltage of up to 6kV. Because of this surface breakdown voltage, Type B FIBCs prevent sparks and propagating brush discharges. Type B should NOT be used in environments containing flammable solvents or gases.

Procon Pacific is now able to offer Type B FIBCs with a liner, meeting all requirements set forth in IEC Revision: IEC 61340-4-4 Edition 2 2012-1.

Examples of safe Type B FIBC use:

To transport dry, flammable powders with MIE >3 mJ
No flammable solvents or gases present around the bag
Type B Conductive Bags