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These customers took control of their shipping damage and now they’re stuck on Lock n’ Pop:

Tropicana Products, Inc., a division of PepsiCo, Inc., is the world's leading producer and marketer of branded fruit juices. The Quality Assurance Supervisor at Tropicana's Bradenton, Florida plant had high praise for Lock n' Pop, where they ship out over 100 million cases of chilled product a year.

"The increased load stability provided by Lock n' Pop, combined with stretch wrap virtually eliminated damage in shipment."

Dawn Food Products, Inc. delivers millions of pounds of dry mixes to bakers each week and had customers complaining about having to dump stretch wrap. After switching to Lock n' Pop,

"Our top customers have told us how happy they are not to have to put stretch wrap into their landfills."

Gargiulo Farms says: "We've tried other adhesives in the past, but their application equipment was labor-intensive and they actually glued the cases together. With Lock n' Pop, the application equipment is trouble-free, and cases come apart cleanly without any damage or residue."

Chivas Brothers says: "With a high value product like whisky, we cannot afford to risk having any product movement on completed pallets when they are being transferred between the new palletizers and our pallet stretch wrappers, which could occur without the aid of Lock n' Pop. In addition, as the majority of our products are exported, Lock n' Pop gives us the added confidence that our pallets are going to arrive at their overseas destinations in the same condition that they left our bottling plant"

After a year and a half of using Lock n' Pop, Coca-Cola bottlers in Elizabethtown, Kentucky found a remarkable difference in equipment maintenance between Lock n' Pop and stretch wrap.

"Since the (Lock n' Pop) system was installed, the filter has been cleaned just once. The stretch wrap machines, on the other hand, require weekly lube jobs, frequent repair of their complex electronic components and yearly replacement of turntable bearings. The stretch wrappers routinely go down a half dozen days a year, during which time forklift operators must resort to manual wrapping."