Rausch Opts for the Velvety Soft Neopac Tube from Switzerland

The soft touch finish gives the tube a special "soft as velvet" appearance, which is synonymous with the consistently high quality of this particular product.

5/24/2011 --- The Swiss Company, Rausch AG Kreuzlingen, is known for the manufacture of high-quality hair and body care products. Rausch has opted for the Polyfoil tube with soft-touch finish from Neopac for its "Body Lotion Sensitive".

Rausch and Neopac have enjoyed a successful working partnership for many years. Each partner recognises the high quality requirements of the other and the key criteria that lead to a successful partnership such as reliability, prompt delivery, flawless materials and smooth order processing.

As far as Rausch is concerned, perfect, high-quality materials play a cardinal role in packaging. This quality should remain constant over many years and thus be guaranteed. The excellent printability of the packaging is another very important factor. Rausch tests every packaging for specific physical parameters in its in-house laboratory.

"Velvety soft to the touch"
Approximately four years ago, the Company incorporated the "Rausch Herbaderm body care range" into the Rausch parent brand. During the transition period, the "Body Lotion Sensitive" packaging was changed from a bottle to a tube. As a result, this extremely popular, tried and tested product is now even more consumer friendly. Thanks to Polyfoil, the product is protected against diffusion and has 100% protection against light. The soft touch finish gives the tube a special "soft as velvet" appearance, which is synonymous with the consistently high quality of this particular product. The texture of the tube itself virtually gives the impression of velvety soft skin.

The Swiss location of the production plant is another important factor for Rausch. As a traditional Swiss Company itself, Rausch supports the Swiss manufacturing industry, setting great store by "Swissness": Marco Baumann, proprietor and Company Director: "We want to promote the Swiss economy. Switzerland should be Swiss through and through."