ULMA Packaging will take part in Fruit Logistica 2026, one of the leading international events for the fresh produce sector, to be held from 4 to 6 February in Berlin.
In a context in which environmental regulations are increasingly shaping the evolution of the packaging market—particularly with regard to material selection and responsible waste management—the company develops solutions aimed at helping operators address these challenges while maintaining efficiency and productivity in their packaging lines.
In this respect, ULMA Packaging offers equipment designed to operate with a wide range of sustainable materials, from recyclable films to alternatives compatible with paper recycling streams. This versatility makes it possible to move towards more environmentally responsible packaging models without compromising line performance.
At Fruit Logistica 2026, the company will showcase the SIENNA LS BI, a Flow Pack solution widely established for packaging fresh produce. At the fair, an application for packaging celery using BOPP film—a fully recyclable monomaterial—will be demonstrated.
The resulting pack provides effective product protection, helping to maintain freshness and reduce the risk of damage during handling. The use of BOPP film delivers a bright and uniform finish, with the option of printed film to enhance shelf presentation. In addition, its monomaterial structure supports recyclability and simplifies post-consumer waste management.
The SIENNA LS BI stands out for its operational flexibility, enabling it to handle a wide variety of fresh produce products without the need for complex adjustments. Electronic control allows for rapid setting of parameters such as bag length, temperature and speed, ensuring stable and repeatable production. Its stainless-steel construction and design focused on reliability make it suitable for lines requiring frequent format changes.

As an example of equipment versatility and the use of sustainable materials, ULMA Packaging will present a 100% recyclable packaging solution for pears packed in cardboard trays, using paper-based film with a mesh window, produced on the FR 200 Flow Pack wrapper.
The FR 200 has proven to be a widely used Flow Pack solution in the fresh produce sector over many years. Its compact design allows for easy integration into existing lines while maintaining high production performance. The machine is compatible with a wide range of sustainable films—including recyclable, compostable and paper-based materials—making it suitable for both current and future packaging requirements.
As a notable new feature, the FR 200 will incorporate the Flex Set system, developed to simplify the adjustment of sealing jaws for materials of different thicknesses. This system allows faster format changes, reducing downtime and increasing overall line availability.
In the area of tray sealing, a solution for packaging fruit in recyclable cardboard trays sealed with compostable film will be shown, using the TSA 680 P tray sealer.
This application makes it possible to optimise material usage in sealed packs, significantly reducing plastic content without compromising package protection or functionality. The TSA 680 P is designed to meet the needs of the fresh produce sector, offering high performance and versatility in material handling, including cardboard, RPET and compostable trays, as well as recyclable top films.
At Fruit Logistica 2026, a vertical packaging solution for citrus fruit using paper bags with a window—fully compatible with paper recycling streams—will also be presented, offering a premium product presentation.
The application on the VTC 840 highlights the ability of these solutions to work with paper-based or plant-based materials while maintaining stability and high production rates. This allows operators to respond to changing market demands in terms of materials and formats without sacrificing operational efficiency.

At this edition of the trade fair, ULMA Packaging will also present technological developments applied to its packaging equipment, focused on improving process control, resource management and connectivity with production systems.
These developments include real-time consumption monitoring systems, centralised recipe management tools and automated reporting solutions, all designed to facilitate performance analysis, consumption monitoring and process traceability.

ULMA Packaging will be exhibiting at Fruit Logistica 2026 in Hall 1.1, stand A-10.