Dymapak, the leading global manufacturer of innovative child-resistant packaging solutions, introduces the groundbreaking ‘Squeeze and Turn Tin.’ This 100% curbside recyclable packaging solution revolutionizes child-resistant packaging in the food and drink industry, ensuring freshness and sustainability.
The Squeeze and Turn Tin is designed to keep products fresher for longer with its airtight seal and metal-on-metal construction. Its unique mechanism takes advantage of steel’s natural attributes, providing audible and tactile feedback when opening and closing, guaranteeing consumers that their package is securely sealed. Not only does it offer child-resistance, but it is also easy and accessible for elderly or arthritic consumers who typically struggle with other all-metal child-resistant packaging. This innovative solution stands out from industry standards due to its simplicity and ease of use.
Unlike many self-proclaimed sustainable options, the Squeeze and Turn Tin is 100% curbside recyclable. This design prioritizes circular packaging and sustainability, aiming to replace billions of plastic child-resistant closures discarded each year.
“We continuously evolve to meet our customers’ needs while minimizing our environmental impact,” affirms Ross Kirsh, CEO of Dymapak. “The Squeeze and Turn Tin is a testament to our commitment to providing high-quality, user-friendly, and eco-friendly packaging solutions that address the substantial waste problem caused by plastic closures. We are excited to introduce this proprietary tin to companies seeking safe, simple, and sustainable packaging.”
Dymapak, a trusted leader in packaging, caters to various industries including healthcare, consumer packaged goods, and cannabis. Renowned companies, such as Novartis, Walgreens, Trulieve, and Old Pal, rely on Dymapak’s reliable and superior solutions. All Dymapak products undergo thorough laboratory testing before being released.
“Dymapak has consistently met our needs with custom packaging solutions, so we eagerly anticipate trying their new Squeeze and Turn Tin,” says James Stephenson, CEO of New York-based Ohho. “Our customers have long requested packaging that is easier to open while ensuring product freshness and complying with safety regulations. We value our ongoing partnership with Dymapak as they continue to offer more innovative packaging options.”
The Squeeze and Turn Tin has been submitted for child-resistant testing and will be evaluated according to CPSC standards and protocol to meet the requirements of a Poison Prevention Package, as defined in CPSC 16 CFR 1700.
