Sentence examples for filling and packaging from inspiring English sources

We did our own pantomime of factory work, donning hairnets and latex gloves and plastic jackets, spraying down in a cleanroom antechamber, and weighing, filling, and packaging our own small bottles of MSG flakes.

Precision Polymer Engineering Ltd PPEE) has helped healthcare company GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) to increase production at its topicals filling and packaging lines, based at its site in Barnard Castle, Teesdale, UK.

The Technology division focuses in the filling and packaging technology services.

One of the reasons for the higher cost of Oxytocin in Uniject is that it requires pharmaceutical manufacturers to invest significant upfront capital to procure and commission specialized filling and packaging equipment.

Michael Giancarlo came to Freedom Bank because his business — Atrium Pharmacy of Emerson, which fills and packages prescriptions for nursing homes, group homes and assisted-living facilities — needed a substantial credit line to bridge the gap between when it has to pay for medications and when it is reimbursed by insurance companies.

A visit to the brewery starts with a complimentary tour that includes a stop at the brewhouse, or the kitchen of the brewery where sugar water from barley malt is produced, as well as a look into the bottling house where thousands of bottles are filled and packaged for beer lovers around the country every day.

In this country, Massachusetts colonists planted an English strain of sour cherry called Kentish Red, and over the years, with the advent of canned pie filling and frozen packages, sour-cherry pie has become, well, almost as American as apple pie.

Uniformity was maintained in both treatment groups in terms of capsule weight, size, color, bottle filling, labeling, and packaging.

Bologna might be best known abroad for its meat sauce, but in late December tortellini takes center stage, when families gather for traditional dinners of the tiny filled and twisted packages simmered in broth.

Japanese produce and packaged foods fill the aisles of Meidi-Ya, a Japanese market in Hartsdale, while the Japanese-owned Parisienne bakery next door sells traditional buns filled with sweet red-bean paste.

The shelves in front are filled with packaged foods.