Are you considering upgrading your plain vacuum pouches to be custom, but unsure where to start? Look no further! At Viking, we specialise in simplifying this process, guiding you through each step with ease.

The prevailing industry trend indicates a shift away from plain film towards branded film. Fortunately, navigating this transition can be effortless with the support and guidance Viking offers. So what does the Custom Film Process look like?

At Viking, we're proud to offer to our customers, locally printed packaging, and by locally, we mean the packaging is made at Viking Head Office in Epping, VIC To help you better understand the process of how your packaging goes from plain tubing to printed on a roll, here's a step-by-step of the process

This is a great option for small processors who cannot make up standard MOQs for full colour printing but want to still brand their packaging to stand out on the shelf. From end to end, the process is all completed in-house at Viking Manufacturing Facility, which means faster lead times and higher quality products.

Printed packaging doesn’t have to be complicated, once you’ve confirmed your packaging material the printed process is quite simple, here's some key considerations when getting your packaging ready for full colour print

As the deadline for 2025 draws near, high volume users of plastics such as supermarkets and meat processors are preparing for a shift in their soft plastics supply.

All food packaging has two non-negotiable objectives - to protect the product as long and as well as possible, and to present it with style. However, some products make achieving this more challenging. Take a tomahawk steak for instance, such a unique cut of meat requires some seriously impressive packaging to live up to it.

As a company, we will be taking a break over the festive period. Our offices will be closing on COB Friday 22nd December 2023 and reopening Tuesday 2nd January 2024.

Australia is facing a mighty hurdle as it prepares for a 23% surge in its sheep population, a direct fallout from the harsh 2020 drought. This surge has resulted in a surplus, triggering a significant drop in sheep prices. The looming threat of scorching weather has set farmers on a frenzied dash to hasten the sale of their livestock.

The current Australian Pork logo, serving as a corporate emblem, consumer advertising symbol, and quality assurance seal, faces the challenge of limited visibility and comprehension. Australian Pork's research led to a simplified logo design, aligning closely with the existing one, but with enhanced simplicity and better recognition on store shelves, based on consumer preferences.

Vacuum packaging is an effective way to package food and materials with a low barrier to entry. In contrast, while thermoforming requires higher upfront costs, its scalability, and capacity to support growth is unmatched. Here we delve into the benefits of both packaging methods.

Food packaging in Australia is a rapidly expanding industry. It is important to review the packaging you use to ensure you are fully utilising the new innovations and inclinations currently transforming the way we package our food.