Innovation award for Chris' Dips

Jet Technologies

Tuesday, 11 August, 2015

A partnership to create innovative packaging for a gourmet dip range has been awarded the CHR Hansen Award for most innovative product (judge’s choice) at the 2015 DIAA Australian Dairy Product Competition.

Packaging supplier Jet Technologies collaborated with Chris’ Dips to package Chris’ Heritage Dips in a terracotta pot (a traditional Greek method for serving yoghurt) with an alucap lid, which was then sealed with an Ilpra FS2500. The installation of the Ilpra FS2500 was done by Dean Gleeson from Jet Technologies’ Flexible Packaging team, along with an Italian engineer from Ilpra.

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