Food:  Processing and packaging for retail, institutional or food service markets. 

Personal Care:  Fill and package products for personal hygiene and beautification, such as shampoos, lotions, cosmetics, and soaps.

Household:  Fill and package essential goods for daily living including cleaning supplies, and laundry care..  Examples include Tissue & Hygiene, Textile Washing Products, and General Purpose Cleaners.

Industrial:  Conveying and filling for Bulk Goods like Chemical and Food.  Gallons, Super Sacks, Bushel Bags, Bulk Totes, 

Powders & Particulates:  Can be seen in many forms from raw ingredients to finished products.  Such as:  Spices and Herbs, Flours and Straches, Coffee and Cocoa, Dairy Powders, Superfoods, Crumbs and Granules.

Pure Liquids:  Consist of only one type of molecule, a single chemical element or a single chemical compound.  Water, Honey, and Syrup are examples of pure liquids.

Liquid Mixtures:  A physical blend of two or more substances.  Smoothies, Coffee and Milk, Milkshakes, Orange Juice, Oil and Vinegar, Soups, Puree, Solvents, Paints, Oils, Lubricants, Grease, Pastes.

Pouches & Bags:  Lightweight and flexible, often made from plastic or foil laminates, ideal for snacks, coffee, and other goods.

Bottles, Cans, Cups:  Excellent for liquids, beverages, and perishable goods.  Metal cans are highly durable and increase shelf-life, while glass is non-reactive and recyclable.

Plastic Containers:  Durable and moisture-resistant, commonly used for a wide range of products like Bottles, Trays, and Tubs.

Intermediate Bulk Containers (IBC’s):  Large, reusable containers for storing and transporting bulk liquids, powders, and granules.