Cargopad: liquid management in air cargo transport
Cargopad is an absorbent mat developed for aircraft cargo holds, designed to absorb and retain liquids released by freight during transport.
Absorbent pads for fresh fruit: what the bottom of the tray tells us
Moisture management plays a key role in preserving the freshness and appearance of fresh fruit. Absorbent fruit pads help keep packaging clean, improve product presentation and contribute to reducing food waste.
Underarm pads and absorbent solutions for personal care
In personal care products, comfort depends not only on absorbency but also on material design. Underarm pads and absorbent solutions must manage moisture, maintain stability during use and contribute to the perceived quality of the final product.
Food packaging: compostable or recyclable? It depends on the application
In food packaging is not only about choosing between compostable and recyclable materials. Absorbent pads must work inside the pack, support the production process and make end-of-life management easier.
Absorbent pads for fresh food packaging: quality starts at the bottom of the tray
In fresh food packaging, perceived quality also depends on what happens at the bottom of the tray. Absorbent pads help protect the product throughout the supply chain by managing the liquids released during storage and supporting a cleaner, fresher-looking presentation on shelf.
Airgel g-grade: from absorbent capacity to liquid management
Airgel g-grade is Magic’s certified industrially compostable airlaid developed for liquid management over time in hygiene absorbent products. It integrates Spongel, the compostable certified SAP patented by Magic.
Monomaterial packaging for fresh food: the role of the absorbent pad
As monomaterial packaging becomes a wider requirement in fresh food, the absorbent pad can no longer be treated as a secondary detail. Its role matters not only in function, but also in the overall coherence of the pack.
Fiber packaging: moving into industrial production
For the packaging industry, the real challenge today is not only finding alternatives to plastic, but understanding which solutions can be adopted at industrial scale without compromising efficiency, continuity, and process stability. Through the comparison between wet molded fiber and dry molded fiber, it becomes clear that the process matters just as much as the material, especially when the goal
Preservation before refrigeration: controlling water in food
Food preservation depends on controlling free water. From traditional methods to exudate management in food packaging, product stability depends on how moisture is managed.
SAPs certified for industrial composting: designing the absorbent core between European regulation and performance requirements
The sanitary pad market is driven by regulations, ESG and distribution demands for more sustainable solutions. Certified compostable SAPs represents a concrete technical response, combining industrial performance, regulatory compliance and manageable end-of-life industrial composting.