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TORPOL at INNODAIRY 2026 – conversations about packaging safety for the dairy industry

TORPOL at INNODAIRY 2026 – conversations about packaging safety for the dairy industry The 32nd INNODAIRY 2026 Symposium is now behind us – an event that once again brought together representatives of the dairy industry, technologists, producers and suppliers of solutions supporting the development of the sector. For us, participation in such a meeting is not only about being present in the industry. Above all, it is an opportunity to discuss how the needs of dairy plants are changing and what role safe packaging plays today.   During the event, we were present with our own stand, and TORPOL was represented by Monika Lipska and Aleksandra Lendo-Więch. Throughout the symposium, they held conversations with representatives of the dairy industry about packaging for dry bulk products such as milk powder, whey and other dairy ingredients requiring special protection. Packaging as part of the process, not only its final stage   The conversations during INNODAIRY clearly showed that packaging is increasingly less often treated only as the final stage of production. For many dairy plants, it is becoming one of the key elements of the entire process – influencing product safety, quality stability, logistics, storage and work comfort on the packaging line. For dry bulk products, tightness, mechanical resistance, repeatable parameters and an appropriate barrier function are particularly important. Products such as milk powder are sensitive to moisture and storage conditions, which is why packaging must be designed with the customer’s real working environment in mind – from filling, through transport, to the final destination. At TORPOL, we have been developing exactly this approach for years. We produce paper sacks with LDPE liners that combine the strength of paper with the protective properties of film. As a result, the packaging can effectively support product quality preservation and reduce the risk of losses across the entire supply chain. Conversations about quality, stability and safety   During the symposium, many conversations concerned not only the structure of the sack itself, but also how the packaging performs in practice: on the packaging line, during palletising, in the warehouse and during transport. Customers are increasingly asking about specific parameters, possibilities of adapting packaging to the process and solutions supporting food safety. As Monika Lipska emphasised: “Today, packaging must be predictable. For a dairy producer, it is important not only whether the sack protects the product, but also how it performs throughout the entire process – during filling, storage, transport and further use. That is why it is so important to design packaging for the specific needs of the customer, not according to one universal scheme.” This approach is particularly important for products intended for demanding markets and long-distance transport. Variable temperatures, humidity and multi-stage logistics mean that packaging must be stable, tight and resistant to the conditions the product faces after leaving the plant. TORPOL for the dairy industry The dairy industry has been one of the most important areas of TORPOL’s activity for many years. Our packaging is supplied to producers for whom food safety, hygiene and repeatable quality are the foundation of everyday work. That is why participation in events such as INNODAIRY is particularly important for us. It is during direct conversations that the challenges faced today by producers of milk powder and other dry dairy products become most visible. Growing quality requirements, pressure related to process optimisation and export development mean that packaging is becoming an increasingly strategic element of purchasing decisions. We would like to thank everyone who visited the TORPOL stand during INNODAIRY 2026. Every conversation, question and exchange of experience is a valuable source of knowledge and inspiration for further development. We return from the event convinced that the direction we have chosen – designing packaging for the real needs of the process, the product and the market – responds to the current expectations of the dairy industry. 

TORPOL at the “Impulse for Agriculture” Congress. How the Industry Talks About Food Safety Today

TORPOL at the “Impulse for Agriculture” Congress. How the Industry Talks About Food Safety Today Szepietowo rarely appears in national economic debates. In May, however, it became a place where ministers, executives from major dairy groups, representatives of agricultural companies and financial institutions gathered to discuss the future of Polish agriculture. The “Impulse for Agriculture” congress, organized at the Podlaskie Agricultural Advisory Center, showed that discussions about agriculture increasingly cover the entire chain – from the field to export markets.   In one of the expert panels dedicated to food security and the competitiveness of Polish food production, Monika Lipska, COO of TORPOL, joined representatives of food processing companies and public administration. The company brought a perspective that is still relatively rare in such discussions: how decisions regarding industrial paper packaging for powdered products influence production stability, raw material losses and relationships with international customers. One of the key conclusions from the discussion was that, in times of rising energy, labor and transport costs, competitive advantage increasingly depends on the quality of operational decisions. For producers of milk powder, feed products and functional blends, this means precise management of packaging processes – from compatibility with filling lines, through warehouse performance, to minimizing transport damage risks. TORPOL emphasized that reducing packaging parameters too aggressively can eventually return in the form of complaints, production downtime or loss of export markets. The congress in Szepietowo also reflected a broader shift in the Polish debate on agriculture. Alongside traditional topics such as subsidies, regulations and commodity prices, there is now growing attention on supply chain resilience: who is responsible for the product at each stage, where losses occur and where process improvements should be implemented. The participation of companies such as TORPOL in these discussions signals that conversations about agriculture increasingly include industrial solution providers, not only food producers themselves.   This type of format – bringing together business, administration and industrial partners – moves the Polish agricultural debate closer to the standards seen in countries with strong food export sectors: fewer discussions about individual instruments, and more focus on how the entire industry model functions.

FLEXOGRAPHY AND TORPOL

FLEXOGRAPHY AND TORPOL PASSION, PRECISION, AND SAFETY AT THE HIGHEST LEVEL In flexographic packaging production, every detail matters — from ink quality and substrate properties to the experience of the operators.At TORPOL, we combine innovative technologies with the practical expertise of our team to create paper packaging that meets the highest standards of quality and aesthetics.   TRAINING WITH CHESPA – A SOLID FOUNDATION FOR QUALITY As part of our long-term collaboration with Chespa — a renowned manufacturer of photopolymer plates and flexographic inks — our specialists, graphic designer Krzysztof Truszyński and printers Paweł Sypytkowski and Marcin Zawistowski, participated in an advanced training program focused on improving the flexographic printing process.   The program included an in-depth analysis of water-based ink properties, the influence of substrate type on print quality, techniques of solid and halftone printing, and precise control of ink viscosity and intensity.During the practical sessions, participants worked on eliminating common production issues such as ink foaming, color instability, and structural defects. The acquired knowledge enhances process stability, repeatability, and the visual quality of our packaging.   FLEXO WORKSHOPS 2025 – A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO SAFETY AND QUALITY This year’s workshops were built around the theme “The Seven Samurai and The Magnificent Seven” — symbolizing the courage to fight for safety in modern flexographic production environments. Inspired by Akira Kurosawa’s legendary film and its Western adaptation, the event emphasized teamwork, responsibility, and continuous improvement.   Alongside technical panels and hands-on training sessions, participants attended lectures by experts in psychology and workplace safety — focusing particularly on cybersecurity and risk management. Topics included data protection in production, best practices for preventing digital threats, and modern quality control methods.   Among the participants were TORPOL printers Paweł Sypytkowski, Marcin Zawistowski, and Ariel Gudanowski, who actively contributed to discussions on real-world challenges and technological innovations shaping the industry.   As Paweł Sypytkowski emphasized: “Responsibility and vigilance are the foundation of our daily work. They guarantee production continuity and top-level quality.”     THE POWER OF PEOPLE AND TECHNOLOGY TORPOL continues to invest in team competence and collaboration with industry experts. By combining advanced technology with practical knowledge and operator engagement, we achieve stable production results and outstanding product quality.   Every decision and every detail contributes to TORPOL’s advantage in the flexographic packaging market — where quality and innovation go hand in hand.    

TORPOL Awarded the Prestigious “Teraz Polska” Certificate

TORPOL Awarded the Prestigious “Teraz Polska” Certificate – The Foundation Confirms the Right to Use the National Emblem On October 23, 2025, during a meeting of the “Teraz Polska” Club at the Legia Warsaw Stadium, TORPOL celebrated a remarkable moment in its history. During the ceremony, the company received the official certificate confirming its right to use the prestigious “Teraz Polska” emblem — a symbol that distinguishes enterprises of the highest quality and integrity. For TORPOL, this recognition reaffirms the company’s strategy based on responsibility, innovation, and sustainable development in the production of paper packaging.     The award was presented by Krzysztof Przybył, President of the Foundation for the Promotion of the Polish Emblem, and Michał Lipiński, Director of the “Teraz Polska” Competition. TORPOL was represented by Aleksandra Lendo-Więch, Sales Director, and Urszula Ostapowicz, International Business Development Manager.   The “Teraz Polska” emblem is a testament to the collective effort of the entire TORPOL team — the result of consistent commitment to the highest product quality, technological stability, and the integration of eco-friendly solutions at every stage of production. The “Teraz Polska” Club meetings bring together Polish enterprises that build their market position on values such as reliability, innovation, and care for future generations. This shared space for dialogue and inspiration enables companies like TORPOL to grow dynamically and respond effectively to global business challenges. Receiving the “Teraz Polska” certificate sets new goals and ambitions for TORPOL — to continue investing in future technologies, promoting Polish excellence, and combining tradition with innovation. Environmental responsibility remains at the core of this mission.   We are proud to represent Polish quality at the highest level, and with the “Teraz Polska” emblem, to set new standards for the entire industrial packaging sector.   TORPOL 🜲 35 years of trust.  

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