Incorporating additional product security in packaging: a case study, Corrugating International, October 2003 (148KB)
AFTER THE EVENTS OF SEPT. 11, 2001, THE REINFORCING OF SECURITY measures normally implemented in packaging facilities experienced a general scrutiny. Packaging facilities, to a large extent, manufacture a combination of food packaging and nonfood packaging articles. The threat of potential bioterrorist acts in the food supply chain prompted a renewed interest to reassess the adequacy of existing security measures.