Stelda’s packaging solutions at Interpack

AR 500 GT, an all-random case packaging system, to be displayed

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At Stand D15 in Hall 11, Stelda will display packaging solutions that will help brands reduce the losses incurred due to pilferage and damages during storage and transit. Photo Claudio Schwarz on Unsplash

Stelda, a Mumbai-based provider of innovative packaging solutions, will showcase its latest innovation AR 500 GT, an all-random case packaging system, at Interpack 2023 in Düsseldorf, Germany.

Interpack 2023 will bring together the biggest names in the packaging industry and provide a platform for companies to showcase their latest products and innovations. At Stand D15 in Hall 11, Stelda will display packaging solutions that will help brands reduce the losses incurred due to pilferage and damages during storage and transit. They will also help build on the brands’ sustainability agenda.

“We are thrilled to be a part of Interpack 2023, and we feel our solutions will change the way packaging is perceived in the supply chain industry,” said Pallippuram Sajith, MD at Stelda. “We are on a mission to make shipper carton packaging stronger, secure, sustainable and cost-effective. Our products solve industry-wide challenges in shipper carton packaging; offering higher productivity, better strength against damages, security against pilferage, and importantly more sustainability.”

Stelda’s case packaging solutions help optimize logistics. Its patented ‘tamper evident sealing’ works as a deterrent to pilferage. The machines use hot-melt glue for case sealing, eliminating BOPP tapes, straps and stretch films. Stelda’s way of sealing leads to enhanced box strength and provides greater product protection. All of this help reduce the overall cost of packaging.

Stelda is part of the Impel-Bindwel group, which has more than three decades of experience and understanding of hot-glue adhesive technology. They have strong partners such as Nordson and Henkel. The group takes strategic inspiration from its director Kai Buntemeyer (erstwhile CEO and managing partner of Kolbus). A strong advocate of responsible packaging solutions, Kai Buntemeyer said, “There are three categories of demands on packaging – Safety, Economy and Efficient Communication. Economy and sustainability become one and the same once ecological costs such as carbon footprint or safe disposal are internalized.” 

“Stelda is committed to delivering on eliminating unnecessary wastage. Through the personalized offering of ‘Stelda trials’, Stelda has worked closely with customers to eliminate plastic tapes, and straps and also optimize the corrugate grade and thickness used in shipper cartons. The push on delivering savings by Indian customers will make Stelda work hard to produce solutions relevant to many developing economies,” added Sadashiv Nayak (ex-CEO of India’s largest hypermarket chain Big Bazaar), and now director at Stelda.  

Stelda is excited to have the opportunity to connect with potential clients and partners at Interpack 2023 and to showcase their latest innovations and its 4S promise of safety-security-savings and sustainability.

Stelda invites all visitors to Interpack 2023 to come and visit Stall D15 in Hall 11 to learn more about their innovative packaging solutions. On display will be the case sealing system that reads a QR code on the shipper carton and sets the machine.

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