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1300 CODING (1300 263 464) email [email protected] www.matthews.com.au Customer Application Summary BACKGROUND Port Lincoln Tuna Processors co-manufactures a wide range of canned and pouched food products for some of Australia’s leading brands. Sited in South Australia’s tuna capital of Port Lincoln, at the Eyre Peninsula’s southern tip, the company began as a tuna processor in 1976. Gradually, it diversied into non-sh products; today Port Lincoln Tuna processes baby food, liquid sauces and gravies, plus avour bases for many well-known Australian brands in a large variety of cans and exible pouches.  The company a lso process es southern blue - n tuna for the fresh export market, along with tinned salmon for Tassal. SITUATION  T asmanian-bas ed T assal wante d to run a promotion on its 95-gram tins of salmon. Port Lincoln Tuna Processors couldn’t cover the existing wrap-around label with another label, leaving the top (the opposite end to the ring pull), as the place for a promotional sticker.  The co-manufac turer needed to quickly nd a Label Applicator that could do this, since none of its existing equipment was suitable for the job. BUSINESS NEEDS Cost-effective solution Port Lincoln Tuna Processors does not have a big call to apply promotional labels , so the solution needed to be cost effective. It also needed to be operational in a short period of time to meet Tassal’s wider campaign promotion timelines. PROCESS NEEDS  The company was looking fo r consistent accuracy and efciency in the new labelling equipment.  The equipment also needed to t onto an existing line, without disrupting or changing the production process.  The labeller a lso had to cope with food- manufacturing conditions. SOLUTION Port Lincoln Tuna Processors approached Matthews Intelligent Identicati on for a solution.  After assessi ng the specic ations, Matthe ws recommended an Avery ALS 204 in-line Label  Applicator . OUTCOME Matthews installed the ALS 204 onto the production line after the wrap-around labeller. Port Lincoln Tuna Processors uses this to apply a single top-label, 60mm wide, to 95g metal tins. The labels are applied to the side facing upwards on the supermarket shelf, so are easily seen by consumers. From the time the co-manufacturer approached Matthews, they “very quickly had the applicator up and running” to help Port Lincoln meet Tassal’s timelines.  The Avery meets Port Lincol n T una Processors’ objectives for consistent accuracy and efciency: it automatically adjusts to the production line’s actual speed via “automatic product speed following” (APSF). The line running the promotional labels operates at around 375 tins a minute.  The ALS also meets Port Lincoln’s need for robustness and reliability, being suited to harsh operations that need precision and reliability. “Now we have the applicator,” Larry says, “we can use the machine for all sorts of  applications.” — Larry Vallance, operations manager, Port Lincoln Tuna Processors PORT LINCOLN TUNA PROCESSORS INDUSTRY: FOOD & GROCERY  APPL ICATI ON: PROMOTIONAL LABEL ON SMALL TINS TECHNOLOGY: LABEL APPLICATOR PRODUCT:  AVERY A LS 2 04

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1300 CODING (1300 263 464)email [email protected] www.matthews.com.au

Customer Application Summary

BACKGROUND

Port Lincoln Tuna Processors co-manufactures

a wide range of canned and pouched food

products for some of Australia’s leading brands.

Sited in South Australia’s tuna capital of Port

Lincoln, at the Eyre Peninsula’s southern tip, the

company began as a tuna processor in 1976.

Gradually, it diversified into non-fish products;

today Port Lincoln Tuna processes baby food,liquid sauces and gravies, plus flavour bases for

many well-known Australian brands in a large

variety of cans and flexible pouches.

 The company also processes southern blue-

fin tuna for the fresh export market, along with

tinned salmon for Tassal.

SITUATION

 Tasmanian-based Tassal wanted to run a

promotion on its 95-gram tins of salmon.

Port Lincoln Tuna Processors couldn’t cover the

existing wrap-around label with another label,

leaving the top (the opposite end to the ring pull),

as the place for a promotional sticker.

 The co-manufacturer needed to quickly find a

Label Applicator that could do this, since none

of its existing equipment was suitable for the job.

BUSINESS NEEDS

Cost-effective solution

Port Lincoln Tuna Processors does not have

a big call to apply promotional labels, so the

solution needed to be cost effective.

It also needed to be operational in a short

period of time to meet Tassal’s wider campaign

promotion timelines.

PROCESS NEEDS

 The company was looking for consistent

accuracy and efficiency in the new labelling

equipment.

 The equipment also needed to fit onto an

existing line, without disrupting or changing the

production process.

 The labeller also had to cope with food-

manufacturing conditions.

SOLUTION

Port Lincoln Tuna Processors approached

Matthews Intelligent Identification for a solution.

 After assessing the specifications, Matthews

recommended an Avery ALS 204 in-line Label

 Applicator.

OUTCOME

Matthews installed the ALS 204 onto the

production line after the wrap-around labeller.

Port Lincoln Tuna Processors uses this to

apply a single top-label, 60mm wide, to 95g

metal tins. The labels are applied to the side

facing upwards on the supermarket shelf, so

are easily seen by consumers.

From the time the co-manufacturerapproached Matthews, they “very quickly

had the applicator up and running” to help

Port Lincoln meet Tassal’s timelines.

 The Avery meets Port Lincoln Tuna

Processors’ objectives for consistent

accuracy and efficiency: it automatically

adjusts to the production line’s actual speed

via “automatic product speed following”

(APSF). The line running the promotional

labels operates at around 375 tins a minute.

 The ALS also meets Port Lincoln’s need for

robustness and reliability, being suited to

harsh operations that need precision and

reliability.

“Now we have the applicator,”

Larry says, “we can use

the machine for all sorts of

 applications.”

— Larry Vallance, operations manager, Port

Lincoln Tuna Processors

PORT LINCOLN TUNA PROCESSORS

INDUSTRY: FOOD & GROCERY

 APPLICATION: PROMOTIONAL LABEL ON SMALL TINS

TECHNOLOGY: LABEL APPLICATOR

PRODUCT:  AVERY ALS 204