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We have been packaging pasta for over 50 years. In fact, the first ROVEMA machine was for a pasta product. A lot has changed over the years and pasta has been packaged in many types of packaging styles from pillow bags, to traditional direct carton filling to more premium styles in flat bottom style bags with the gable top folded or clipped.
Depending on the style of pasta, it is generally filled by cup feeder or scale. For pasta that is uniform in size such as elbows, ROVEMA can offer our VDD cup filler for a low cost and efficient dosing. The cup filler can be mounted over a ROVEMA bagger or a ROVEMA vertical
cartoner for a compact and small footprint. This solution offers a single control platform via the HMI. A scale can also be used for other products that tend to nest or have unique shape. In this case we work with a variety of scale manufactures to offer a turn-key solution.
There are many different package styles Rovema can offer with our family of continuous motion Vertical Form, Fill, Seal Machines from simple pillow style bags to flat bottom style bags with a shelf ready appearance. Continuous motion is offered for pasta for gentle product handling and increased output. For a more premium look ROVEMA offers the SBS Brick pack machine. Some of the premium styles are flat bottom style bags flat bottom style bags with the top clipped
and fanned, top folded and held with reclosable tape or tin-tie and many more…
ROVEMA can offer a traditional bag and box line with a horizontal cartoner or a vertical cartoner, CMV, which offers direct fill into a carton or bag and box. In conjunction with our cup feeders, and baggers this is a winning turn-key solution with one control platform.
In addition to filling and bag making, Rovema manufactures secondary automatic packaging machinery. We can deliver a complete automatic turnkey packaging line for dosing, bag making, coding, inspection, cartoning and casing. The turnkey solution is engineering and built in one facility with a common workforce. This minimizes complication and risk for the turnkey solution.
In a world that sees carbohydrates as the sole adversary of waistlines, one thing is certain: People do and always will adore pasta.
Do you believe that the pasta industry in the US is on the brink of a dramatic market shift as much as we do? As margins get tighter, and sustainability becomes more of an increasingly hot topic in boardrooms and classrooms across the world, large consumer food manufacturers are pushing to drive out more costs, be more "green" and differentiate their products on the shelf.
ROVEMA’s equipment offers High levels of OEE and this is achieved by our German-engineered build quality and resulting machine performance. Our experience and engineering ensure proper execution of machines, common manufacture and workforce for your application. Our sales team will be ready assist you in finding your ideal packaging solution for pasta.
Retail aesthetics, shelf life, and convenience are recognized attributes of flexible packaging. While the benefits are clear from a branding standpoint, what if there is so much more to this switch than what your customers will experience? According to our calculations from working closely with several substrate suppliers around the country, we have come up with some astounding metrics that justify the move from cartons to film. Just on the substrate costs per unit, we estimate that this switch could result in up to 80% lower costs. Are you ready to take the leap in transforming your business?
Check out how switching from cartons to bags will save you money and differentiate your products on the shelf by downloading our detailed cost savings analysis.
Supermarket shelves have seen a radical change in the last few decades. Not only has the packaging artwork style changed and package styles become more sophisticated, but even consumer priorities...