The food technology company will introduce NotCreme and NotMilk High Protein products along with NotMilk Original, zero-sugar, semi-sugar and chocolate milk products in aseptic carton packs

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NotCo expands its product portfolio with carton packaging from SIG. (Credit: SIG)

Chilean food technology company NotCo has partnered with Switzerland-based packaging company SIG to launch its products in aseptic carton packs.

NotCo will introduce NotCreme and NotMilk High Protein products along with NotMilk Original, zero-sugar, semi-sugar and chocolate milk products in aseptic carton packs from SIG.

SIG claimed that the NotMilk High Protein products in the chocolate, vanilla with coconut and peanut butter flavours come in SIG’s combismile 250ml aseptic carton packs, which makes drinking more convenient.

The collaboration with SIG expands the expertise and adaptability in the field of plant-based foods of NotCo.

Using a convenient on-the-go design with a curved, contemporary shape that is easy to hold, combismile is intended to stand out on store shelves.

The NotCreme is available in combiblocMini 200ml, the Swiss packaging firm said.

SIG South America Marketing head Renata Kasahara said: “With our agile and flexible filling system, we are able to offer high flexibility combined with speed. Our customers can respond efficiently to any trends that are shaping the market.

“Both NotCo and SIG are strongly committed to sustainable innovation and constantly looking for solutions that cut the environmental impact of food and beverage packaging even further”.

The high-speed filling lines of SIG are said to be highly flexible with waste rates of less than 0.5% and offer high productivity. These features support both organisations’ sustainability initiatives.

The Swiss packaging firm added that both parties are dedicated to using technology and innovation to produce food that is safe, healthy, and has a minimal environmental impact.

SIG aims to use a safe, sustainable and affordable way to offer food products to consumers around the world.

The firm teamed up with brands in the plant-based beverage sector, a category which has strong growth due to increasing demand for healthier products with a lower environmental impact.