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Learn how Waldner’s highly efficient and customizable machines facilitated the complex instant noodle cup packaging process for an international food manufacturer.

WNA CEO Julian Stauffer gives his insights on how to remain competitive in the market that increasingly values convenient, healthy and sustainably packaged food.

A team of WNA experts will showcase Waldner’s technologies at the show in Philadelphia and enlighten customers on how to approach their next business move, overcome challenges and achieve their goals.

Milk has always played an important role for Waldner. The former company director Anton Waldner devised numerous strategies to promote their dairy business, one of which became a landmark in Wangen, Germany: the “Milchpilz” (Milk Mushroom).

Launched two years ago, Waldner Care has gained popularity among WNA customers by offering complimentary machine analyses, training internal staff and providing custom maintenance plans that align with production targets.

As the food packaging industry undergoes substantial expansion, WNA CEO Julian Stauffer reaffirms the company’s commitment to manufacturing world-class machinery and delivering excellent customer support.

Julian Stauffer, CEO of Waldner North America (WNA), shares his insights on how smarter approaches to packaging can be a game-changer for companies striving to achieve sustainability.

Do you know the differences between the three most common food sterilization processes that manufacture shelf-stable foods? Julian Stauffer, CEO of WNA, explains them in detail.

More than 1,000 employees traveled from all over the world to the company’s headquarters in Wangen im Allgäu, Germany, to celebrate Waldner’s long-standing success.

Meet Wolfgang Brilisauer, a highly skilled service manager and technical trainer at Waldner in Germany. He started at Waldner as an apprentice, and 30 years later, he is equipped with the expertise to service machines and oversee technical support. Read on to learn more about his work experience and passion for getting outside in nature.

Our experts will take a deep dive into the three P’s — package, process and product — and discuss how to run more sustainable food packaging operations.

Waldner North America (WNA) returns to this year’s Pack Expo Vegas, from September 11–13, to present its world-class food packaging technologies.

WNA invites customers to explore solutions to reduce their environmental impact, as CEO Julian Stauffer reaffirms the company’s long-standing commitment to efficiency and sustainability.

With its program Waldner Sense, long-standing industry leader in sustainability Waldner North America helps customers explore innovative solutions to enhance the production process while increasing efficiency.

Selecting the right machinery for your plant is essential to keeping operations running smoothly. WNA’s Head of Customer Success Max Davis provides three valuable tips for those who want to make the perfect purchase.

Meet a guy behind the machines at WNA, Charles Wilmot Ackom. Having been familiar with WNA machinery for many years, he is equipped with the knowledge and skills to repair, rebuild and replace all types of equipment. Keep reading to learn about Charles’ varied technical talents.

Efficient sterilization is a crucial step in any food packaging process. It ensures the elimination of pathogenic microorganisms that can lead to food spoilage, thus ensuring food safety and an extended shelf life. Inadequately sterilized products offer serious risks for consumers’ health, especially at a time when the demand for food that is stored for prolonged periods grows exponentially.

Waldner North America (WNA) is exhibiting at Petfood Forum 2023 in Kansas City, Missouri from May 1-3 at Booth #2632.

Julian Stauffer, CEO of WNA, highlights the company’s commitment to leading discussions and tackling the big issues facing the packaging industry while continuing to educate its customers, manufacturers and its own staff on the best strategies to improve OEE.

As the world continues to recover from the disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the food packaging industry foresees beneficial opportunities ahead.

Johannes Krahn, field service engineer at WNA, takes a break from traveling across the country to repair state-of-the-art machines and shares his insight on how to keep them healthier for a longer time while saving money.

One of Waldner North America’s (WNA) product managers, Ibrahim Elandaloussi, helps identify customer needs and larger business objectives that a Waldner product will fulfill.

Increased sales and stronger consumer engagement await those who invest in innovative, standout packaging.

You’ve probably heard this one before: the key to a healthy, efficient packaging machine is preventive maintenance (PM)

Matthew Gwin (a.k.a. ‘Matt’), one of Waldner North America’s (WNA) product managers, oversees both product planning and product marketing for the company. Read on to learn more about his career at Waldner and what life is like for Matt off the clock.

Offered at zero cost to all customers in North America, Waldner Care allows users to maximize the efficiency of their world-class Waldner machine