Discover ULMA Packaging’s solutions at Fruit Attraction 2025

At ULMA Packaging (the company), they are well aware that the packaging sector is increasingly influenced by strict environmental regulations, particularly regarding material usage and waste management.

That’s why the compnay develops solutions that help clients effectively adapt to these requirements, integrating equipment capable of working with a wide range of materials, including recyclable plastics and alternatives compatible with paper recycling streams. This makes the transition to more sustainable packaging easier, without compromising process efficiency.

100% recyclable Flow Pack packaging for Conference Pears in cardboard trays and paper film with bamboo mesh netting
As a demonstration of the versatility of their equipment and commitment to sustainability, at this edition of Fruit Attraction they will present a 100% recyclable fruit packaging solution. In this case, pears are packed in cardboard trays using a paper film with a mesh netting, produced on our FR 200 Flow Pack wrapper.




The FR 200 has proven to be an ideal Flow Pack solution for fresh produce packaging. Its compact design allows for easy integration into existing lines, without compromising high production performance. Thanks to its flexibility, it is perfect for packing fruits and vegetables, with or without trays. Additionally, it is compatible with sustainable films (recyclable, compostable, or paper-based), making it adaptable to future packaging requirements.

Fruit and vegetable packaging in recyclable cardboard trays
As for Traysealing, the company will showcase a solution for fruit packaging in recyclable cardboard tray sealed with compostable film (cellulose), carried out on a TSA 680 P traysealer. Thanks to this application, we are able to optimize material usage in the packaging of heat-sealed products, resulting in a significant reduction in plastic without compromising the protection or functionality of the packaging. Another step forward in ULMA Packaging's commitment to providing more efficient and sustainable solutions.




The TSA 680 P traysealer, designed to meet the demands of the fruit and vegetable sector, stands out for its high performance (with a capacity of up to 120 trays per minute, depending on the type and size of the tray) and its versatility in material usage. It can operate with RPET, cardboard, or compostable trays, as well as recyclable top films, allowing producers to comply with sustainability regulations without sacrificing efficiency.

Smart equipment for the fresh produce sector
In this edition, the company is presenting significant technological advancements applied to our packaging equipment, aimed at providing our customers with greater process control, more efficient resource management, and advanced connectivity with their production systems.




Consumption measurement system: full real-time visibility
The company has integrated a system that enables real-time monitoring of air, gas, electricity, and film consumption on our packaging equipment. This information can be viewed by shift, production order, or film reference, making data comparison and analysis easier. Thanks to this functionality, users can determine the actual supply cost per tray, allowing them to optimize resources, reduce costs, and improve the energy efficiency of their facilities.




Centralized recipe management: efficiency and in-line coordination
Their equipment features a system that allows centralized management of packaging line recipes, automatically adjusting the settings of all machines based on the selected recipe. This functionality streamlines recipe changes and eliminates human error. Recipe selection can be performed manually, via a barcode reader, or automatically through integration with an ERP or SCADA system.




Automatic reporting system: key information, where and when you need it
A new system that allows automatic generation of PDF reports with key information on equipment performance (OEE), consumption, and traceability. Reports can be configured by order, shift, or workday, stored on the machine (up to 1,000 records), and automatically sent to the customer's FTP server or to MyULMA, making it easier to analyze and access the information remotely.

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