J&G Foods, Inc Expands Capacity At Plant In Sutton, Massachusetts
09/23/2015
The company installed its fifth Repak RE20 form, fill and seal vacuum packaging machine. Repaks produce vacuum and modified-atmosphere packages from flexible and semi-rigid materials, as well as vacuum skin packages.
According to company officials, “implementation of a fifth Repak continues to afford the interchange of various forming molds amongst all machines, which translates into efficiency, flexibility and speed. Equally important, it assures back-up capacity for customers at all times.” Reiser, Inc., the machine's manufacturer, has a long-standing relationship with J&G Foods and has been leading the food industry in processing and packaging solutions for more than 50 years.
"Our five Repaks are reliable, versatile, high-performance packaging machines used for our case-ready meat programs," said Bill Leva, COO at J&G. "In a business that demands the highest of standards, we've found the Repak technology as irreplaceable as its parent organization. We rely on Reiser and their capable, responsive staff for prompt support and service whenever it's needed. Reiser continues to be a strategic partner of J&G Foods."
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