Products

IML Containers

Pioneers of in-mold labeled packaging since 2006

Today, IML is one of the most popular and premium packaging options available. Our portfolio consists of nearly 50 IML containers, comprised of eight families of original, distinctive shapes, with the vast majority being suitable for high-pressure processing (HPP) and other emerging pasteurization applications.

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Frequently Asked Questions

IML is short for in-mold labeling, the most premium decoration option in the rigid plastic packaging industry.

HERE'S HOW IT WORKS
The graphics are pre-printed onto a thin layer of polypropylene, the same material as the container. The label is placed into the injection molding process, where it becomes fused with the package itself. The process creates a clean, smooth look and an easy one-step recycling process without any labels to remove.

They are easier to recycle. The in-mold label, container, and lid are all made from the same material (polypropylene), which means there's no need to remove a label before it goes into the recycling bin. Also, IML packages are incredibly durable and can be reused for food storage to make the most of a container's life cycle.

Yes, however, we always encourage customers to run product life-cycle testing with our oxygen barrier packaging to learn exactly how long their shelf life will be extended.

Absolutely! We've designed very modular production lines that enhance our small-batch capabilities. Without building brand new molds, machines, or robotics, we can introduce a new product just by making a subset of existing cores and cavities. And we can do that faster and more affordable than anyone in our industry.

Yes. We currently offer tamper-resistant, breakaway tabs in our M Line and B Line IML packaging.

We're a future-first organization

We’re proud of our storied past, but our sights are set on the future. Like you, we believe in ingenuity that benefits the greater good—not just the bottom line.