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Scholle IPN Packaging, Inc. et al v. Valfilm, LLC
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August 06, 2019
Plastic Film Co. Found Liable For Defective Coke Packaging
Plastic film manufacturer Valfilm LLC breached its contract with packaging company Scholle IPN by selling defective film that caused Scholle to be sued by Coca-Cola over damage caused by leaky packaging, an Illinois federal court has found.
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March 15, 2018
Plastic Packager Sues Supplier For $1.7M Over Leaky Bags
Plastic packaging manufacturer Scholle IPN Packaging and its insurer hit its plastic film supplier with a $1.7 million lawsuit in Illinois federal court Thursday over claims that the film caused Scholle's packaging, used by a variety of companies including Coca-Cola, to leak soft drink syrup mix.