Blogs

A North American fruit sauce producer faced major production setbacks due to splashing and sealing issues during hot filling. Waldner North America stepped in with a customized solution that transformed the company’s process, boosted output and restored product integrity.

Ever wondered what it’s like to work as a field service engineer at WNA? We spoke to Chase Christian, one of our dedicated team members, about his role and the most exciting parts of his job. With 13 years of experience in engineering services, Chase shares how his expertise helps him build strong relationships with WNA customers and deliver real solutions to their challenges.

The food manufacturing industry is charging ahead in 2025, embracing innovation despite market uncertainties. WNA CEO Julian Stauffer reflects on how companies are navigating growth, adopting sustainable practices and leveraging automation to tackle today’s biggest challenges.

From March 10-12, Waldner North America’s experts will be at booth #1001 to introduce visitors to the company’s high-efficiency food packaging solutions and demonstrate how they can elevate production while reducing waste. Attendees will also have the opportunity to discuss strategies to run more sustainable operations.

Nina Nguyen joined the WNA team just over a year ago transitioning from the healthcare industry, and she’s proven to be a quick learner. As an office administrator, she plays a key role in ensuring seamless shipping of parts across North America, managing invoicing and supporting her WNA colleagues, so they can focus on delivering exceptional customer experience.

The South Carolina-based coffee company is leveraging Waldner’s expertise to package its groundbreaking aluminum Keurig cups. By replacing plastic with aluminum, Cambio Roasters aims to reduce the environmental impact of coffee pod consumption.

WNA CEO Julian Stauffer explores the challenges and opportunities in the food packaging industry as companies seek sustainability while balancing consumer demands and environmental impacts.

A team of experts from the U.S. and Germany will be at booths #N-6318 and #S-2908, offering personalized consultations to help manufacturers explore innovative solutions for the next step of their businesses.

Selecting the right packaging material for your food product is a crucial first step in a successful food manufacturing business strategy. The choice of packaging material will influence various aspects of the business, including product safety, shelf-life duration, environmental impact, consumer perception and cost effectiveness.

On October 10 at 1 p.m. EST, WNA experts will discuss strategies to advance your business and explore tailored solutions to elevate your packaging operations.

FDA-approved flexible packaging has experienced significant growth in the baby food market for various reasons, including safety and ease of use. Read more to see what our WNA experts identified as four primary benefits of using pouches.

The company recently utilized Waldner’s advanced filling and sealing machines to produce varied juice products in pouches, yielding impressive results.

One of WNA’s customer success managers, Brian Jones, explains the importance of seal integrity for food and beverage products and highlights key areas manufacturers should focus on to ensure high-quality sealing.

Discover the benefits of WNA’s complimentary maintenance service program and learn about eligibility in our video.

Meet CEO of Waldner North America (WNA), Julian Stauffer. Besides leading a thriving company, he keeps himself busy with his family life, working in his garden, crafting a new painting or brainstorming his next business idea.

In this three-video series, Julian Stauffer explains the significance of analyzing Total Cost of Ownership before purchasing a machine and how an effective maintenance plan can optimize production. He also talks about the impact of Overall Equipment Effectiveness on costs and revenue.

Meet Brian Jones, a seasoned customer success manager at WNA with an impressive 20-year tenure in the industry. When he’s not helping improve customer efficiency, you can find Brian embracing the thrill of the open road on his beloved motorcycle or out in the water fishing.

One of WNA’s newest members, Matthew Boghdady, ensures that customers receive an unrivaled customer journey experience — from the moment they purchase a Waldner machine to supporting their operations down the road. Learn more about Matthew’s background in the food and beverage industry and how a childhood TV show inspired his passion for mechanical engineering.