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What Is Stretch Hooding?

In the packaging, logistics and transportation industry, ensuring the safe and secure delivery of palletized goods is paramount. Among the various packaging methods available, stretch hooding stands out as a highly effective and versatile solution.

Stretch hooding is a packaging method commonly used to secure and protect palletized goods. It involves using a stretchable plastic film, known as stretch hood film, which is applied over a load of goods on a pallet.

The stretch hood is typically made of linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) and is designed to fit snugly over all five sides of the pallet load (leaving no open top side), providing stability and protection during handling and transportation.

Stretch hood film is a popular choice across many different industries because it provides strong, resilient packaging that adapts to different load shapes and sizes, enhancing protection and stability throughout the supply chain.

There are several advantages of using stretch hood film: 

Improved Load Stability: The tension in the film holds the goods firmly in place, reducing the risk of damage during transit.

Highly Durable: Due to its ability to stretch, this type of film is incredibly durable, making it resistant to tears and punctures even on odd-shaped products.

Enhanced Protection: The polythene film acts as a barrier against environmental factors like dust, dirt, and moisture.

Versatility: It can accommodate various load sizes and shapes, making it a flexible option for different types of products.

Environmental Benefits: Stretch hood films are often recyclable, contributing to more sustainable packaging practices.

Cost Efficiency: Stretch hooding can be more cost-effective than other packaging methods like shrink wrapping, often using up to 50% less material!

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PE STRETCH FILMS TYPES AND APPLICATIONS

PE Stretch Films are designed for the coverage and protection of packages, pallets and boxes during their preparation, transit and delivery. The constant displacement and transferring of goods from one mode of transportation to another often leads to packages being prone to scratches, stains as well as contamination and damage. Aside from the external conditions of packaging, through the multiple binds of the Stretch film, a robust external layer of PE is created to restrict permeating damage to the internal contents of the package.

Megaplast is a pioneering industrial stretch film manufacturer in India, renowned for manufacturing films up to 5 layers and with widths of up to 2.6 metres. Megaplast’s Stretch Films are armoured with varied tolerance capacities to suit multiple applications; ranging from heavy bagged products to glass and ceramics, as well as within the transportation industry with Heavy Loads and Fragile Items.

Here are some versatile features of Stretch films that you need to know:

Stretch Films are different from Cling Films:

Often confused and quipped interchangeably, Stretch Films and Cling Films share the common property of being PE wraps. However, there is a primary difference: Mega Cling Films are beneficial for storing food items and packaging mostly perishable items. On the other hand, Mega Stretch Film is girded with high-quality polyethylene that boasts the flexibility of stretching three times its original form. Both perishable, as well as non-perishable goods, are covered and protected in their entirety, regardless of their shape and rigid structures.

While the Cling Film’s basic attributes include obstructing the oxidation of foodstuff and enduring extreme heating and cooling temperatures, the Stretch Film’s core functions are to be tear resistant, prevent surface damage caused by sharp or blunt impact, and offer improved toughness of pallets at a lower gauge.

Multiple types of PE Stretch Films:

Like the exhaustive variety of goods and the peculiar needs associated with their transportation, Megaplast has incorporated unique technological characteristics into their films, customised for your needs.

Mega Stretch Premium: These films are five-layer cast machine films with excellent clarity, high strength and elongation, alongside the properties of a quiet delivery with silent unwind. They come in five different thickness sizes, ranging from 9 Microns to 29 Microns with widths of 450 millimetres and 500 millimetres. Apart from choosing from multiple colours, Stretch Films have one-sided cling properties that help eliminate loads from sticking together while in transit and are best used for wrapping fragile items like glass and ceramics.

Mega Stretch Pro: These are five-layer cast hand-grade films, renowned for general-purpose applications like light-weight loads, irregular loads, warehouse storage and furniture packing. The film is formulated to stretch in a limited manner to produce superior integrity during shifting and transit. With widths extending across 300 millimetres to 500 millimetres, you can get the Stretch Pro Films in five widths and thicknesses ranging from 9 Microns to 29 Microns. With options for colours, you can rely on the tensile and elongation properties of Stretch Films.

Manufacturing and quality testing of the Megaplast Stretch Films:

None of our PE Films leave our factory without testing their true strength. The Cast Films are derived from a process called cast extrusion. After the meted PE resins go through the chill roll, they are rigorously examined for tensile strength, elongation, Elmendorf Tear strength, protrusion puncture, dart impact test and many other important material tests. Both Mega Stretch Premium and Mega Stretch Pro are BSCIC certified, leaving their quality undisputed and of utmost reliability.

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[coziebunbuns]

I've been a cock tease for a while now, going out with no underwear, wearing clothes i know would piss you off and why? Why do I think I can get away with it... You on a trip, a boys trip. Yes u can't blame me for wanting to remind you who really runs this shit. While you're away chatting up babes on the beach, I'm at home touching all the places you told me not to untill...

I'm just stepping out to grab some snacks from the store when I feel a pinch in my butt. I turn to see one of those shots they use to sedate wild animals stick out my butt, then I'm out.

I wake up hours later, groggy and disoriented, I hear a TV, the sea in the distance, booze in the air. I blink open my eyes to see you, smiling softly down at me. You welcome me back to reality and I try to get to you. I can't. I'm so sore all over. You say you didn't bother tying me up since you let the boys use me already, I'm so pathetic I wouldn't be able to take it even when unconscious. It's them that I realise what's on the TV. You filmed everything. Every second of my violation plays before my eyes on repeat, I don't know how long I watch it for, not until I feel you lift me off my feet and into you arms. You kiss me sweetly.

You tell me you're not going to rape me like they did, no no. That's not what you want to do after missing me so much. You start to massage my poor aching body till i melt in your arms, acting as if the r@pe tape isn't playing. You tell me you just want to make love, and you do.

Long lavished strokes that have me mewling and creaming lewdly. But your hand is gripping my throat so hard I might pass out again. You force me to watch as my vulnerable asshole was stretched and fisted, then the gaping hole being filled with cum spit and piss.

You tell me that it was all too easy to kidnap me and bring me here, after sending you all of those filthy texts and pictures thinking I wouldn't be punished for it. Breaking all the rules, being a cute little cock tease. That's not very fair of me.

But you couldn't bring yourself to punish me, not when you missed me so so so so so much, letting your friends use me while knocked out was the best you could do. And now that it's over you can make me cum as much as you want.

By the time I pass out again, I'm a twitchy fucked out mess with multiple loads of thick sticky cum oozing from my holes and gargling in my tummy. I missed you so much😍🥰🥰✨

🐇. 🐇. 🐇. 🐇. 🐇. 🐇. 🐇. 🐇.

[lockedtombmemesandreferences]

A highly unthorough and lacking compilation of memes and references in Gideon the Ninth

I've seen plenty of compilations of memes and references in HTN, but very few compilations for GTN. And so, behold! I hath created this. Enjoy! (All page numbers are from my paperback copy. I shall include citations for people who found various things when applicable).

Act One

p. 53: "Oh, nonsense!" said Harrow languorously. "She’s a genius. With the proper motivation, Griddle could wield two swords in each hand and one in her mouth. While we were developing common sense, she studied the blade. Am I right, Griddle?"

This is a reference to a meme dating from 2016, "I studied the blade." https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/i-studied-the-blade

p. 69 (nice!): Gideon realised that Harrow was trembling; little licks of hole-black hair were pasted to her pale-grey forehead with sweat, threatening to dissolve the paint. Gideon realised with a start that she was trembling and sweating in concert. They looked at each other with a wild surmise, and then started dabbing at their faces with the insides of their sleeves.

This is a reference to John Keats' poem, "On First Looking into Chapman’s Homer," from 1816.

"...He star'd at the Pacific—and all his men Look'd at each other with a wild surmise— Silent, upon a peak in Darien..." (https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/44481/on-first-looking-into-chapmans-homer)

Special thanks to Locked Tomb References, who found this one! (https://lockedtombreferences.tumblr.com/post/616309681665736704/embed)

Also p.69: Gideon winked at her increasingly agitated companion. She said, sotto voce: “But then you couldn’t have admired … these,” and whipped on the glasses she’d unearthed back home. They were ancient smoked-glass sunglasses, with thin black frames and big mirrored lenses, and they greyed out Harrow’s expression of incredulous horror as she adjusted them on her nose.

Badasses wearing sunglasses is a common staple in fiction, but I have a source as reliable as Herodotus's (which is to say I saw a guy say they read somewhere that Muir said that) these sunglasses are a reference to Dave Strider's sunglasses from Homestuck. (https://mspaintadventures.fandom.com/wiki/Sunglasses)

Act Two:

p. 94: “Nooo Magnus! Don’t say we’re overcome!” moaned the nasty girl, sotto voce.

This is also a bit of a stretch, similar to the one above, but the speaking patterns of Jeannemary and Isaac may be a reference to the eponymous character in Charlie the Unicorn's speaking patterns. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKd_2vqPrmU&pp=ygUUY2hhcmxpZSB0aGUgdW5pZmNvcm4%3D)

p. 131: "Fiat lux!" If you want to talk about being improbable, let's talk about this"--a scrape of stone on stone--"being three thousand and some years older than this." A heavy clunk.

"Fiat lux" is Latin for "Let there be light," and is a reference to Genesis 1:3. (https://www.drbo.org/chapter/01001.htm)

Act Three:

p. 222 “Let me make my business plain. I have no interest in Septimus’s woes,” Harrow said. “The Seventh House is not our friend. You’re making yourself an utter fool over Dulcinea. And I dislike her cavalier even more—” (“Massive slam on Protesilaus out of nowhere,” said Gideon.)

This is a reference to Mystery Science Theatre 3000's viewing of the trashy 1983 SF film, Overdrawn at the Memory Bank. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIBBbI-55fQ)

Special thanks to u/Leoriste, who found this one! (https://www.reddit.com/r/TheNinthHouse/comments/14vsoxp/meme_reference/)

p.230 Gideon mumbled, "Harrow, you can't just ask someone why they want to be a Lyctor," but was roundly ignored.

This is a reference to the Mean Girls quote, "Oh my god Karen, you can’t just ask people why they’re white." (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8wrqe72YG4)

Act Four:

p. 318: Silas took an infuriatingly long drink of water. The pallid column of his throat moved. “They died on the way back to their home planet,” he said, wiping his mouth. “Their shuttle exploded. Curious, considering it was a perfectly good Cohort shuttle with an experienced pilot. This was the shuttle you had intended to commandeer, was it not?”

This might be a stretch, but could also be a reference to The Simpsons season 8, episode 14, "The Itchy & Scratchy & Poochie Show," which includes the line, "Poochie died on the way back to his home planet."

Special thanks to u/CowgirlSmut for finding this one! (https://www.reddit.com/r/TheNinthHouse/comments/14vsoxp/meme_reference/)

p. 412: Half a dozen tendrils came after her. They would have given her an interesting array of new airholes for speed, but a skeleton staggered out of the darkness and took most of the blows, jawbone crushed into powder as a tendril lashed open its skull.

This is a reference to The Simpsons, season 6 episode 15, "Homie the Clown," in which someone tries selling Homer a car with bulletholes, "for speed." (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whnms4CLJys)

Special thanks to u/altacc2020 for finding this one! (https://www.reddit.com/r/TheNinthHouse/comments/lodjro/comment/go6ac2u/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3)

Act Five:

"The land that shall receive thee dying, in the same will I die: and there will I be buried. The Lord do so and so to me, and add more also, if aught but death part me and thee," said Gideon.

This is a direct quotation from Ruth 1:17. (https://www.drbo.org/chapter/08001.htm)

And that's everything I've got so far! If you've got references to suggest or I snagged something you think you found first without due credit, let me know! Thanks, everyone!

[elsanna-shenanigans]

December 2023/January 2024 Contest Submission #9: a pinch of salt

Words: ca. 5,000 Setting: modern AU Lemon: no CW: none

With a low grunt, Elsa lifted the bag of flour to spill into the industrial mixer. Holding her breath and turning her head away while a puff of flour wafted out of the steal bowl. She didn’t need to measure, the cupcakes she was making required the entire bag and if it was a little off, no one ever seemed to notice. This wasn’t Paris anymore after all.

It was a big shift from quantity over quality. She still did her best on the more specialty confections, the ones in smaller batches. But with these cupcakes, she simply couldn’t, they were made and bought in mass.

“Good morning sweetie,” Elsa’s mother said, pushing open the back door with her shoulder. Letting in both the sounds and smells of the city. It closed with a soft thud and the noise in the back room was once again just the hum of the equipment. “I got you a latte.”

“Mom, we can make lattes here.” Elsa sighed, crumbling the empty bag and brushing off her apron.

“Yes, but that little shop on the corner has the egg sandwiches your father loves. And I just want him to be happy, he’s really struggling.” Iduna dipped her head and placed a small paper bag and a coffee cup on the counter near Elsa. 

“I know.”

“I got you some food too, I can’t just go in there and buy one sandwich, that would be weird.” Iduna laughed, it sounded a little forced but Elsa chose to ignore it.

“Well, you can, but thank you I didn’t have time to make anything.”

“Hmm, I figured and you can drink this coffee now while I get our machine set up.”

“Thank you, Mom.” Elsa opened the paper bag and took out the egg sandwich. her mom smiled and disappeared through another door that led to the upstairs. She glanced over at the mixer, debating for a moment before she leaned back and ate. Better to eat it while it’s hot, the cupcakes could wait a few minutes.

***

“And that wraps up today’s cafe adventure, make sure to leave a comment with your suggestion for my next cafe. Thanks for watching!” Anna smiled and held of the peace sign, counting to three in my head before she flipped the phone around and stopped the recording.

She took a sip of her drink and looked around the busy cafe, glad that she had long since grown out of being embarrassed of filming herself in public. Truly no one really cared, specially in cafes where folks were in and out with a snack and drink or deeply buried in their work of choice — hunched over laptops. 

Anna pulled out her own laptop, a few minutes later she was deep in editing mode, headphones on, computer glasses askew. A little notepad sat next to her where her marked notes for a voice voice she would record later.

The cafe thinned out around her, settling into the mid-afternoon calm before the teenagers and after-workers descended in masses. This was Anna’s favorite time at any cafe when she could really look around and enjoy the decor and little unique touches. This place was rather ordinary. Anna found herself stretching to come up with some positive things to say.

“Miss, we have two hour limit unless you buy something.” A tired looking barista said.

“Oh I’m sorry, I’ll just pack up and get out of your hair.” Anna smiled and the barista just sighed and nodded, drifting off to another table. Anna debated buying something on her way out as an apology, but the only non-drink items were some basic-looking chocolate chip cookies. She shoved her laptop in her backpack and shouldered.

“One cookie please,”

“Sure,” the person behind the counter said, scooping the cookie into a paper bag and handing it over in one smooth action.

Outside the cafe, the early evening was just starting to kiss the city, long shadows and slow traffic. She started walking, no destination, just to wonder till it got dark and then she would navigate the subway system home from wherever she ended up.

She passed a homeless man, sitting on a small blanket with his back leaned against a wall. People passed without paying him much mind. Anna approached and he eyed her but made no other moves.

“Here, I just bought it,” Anna said, offering him the cookie.

A weather-worn hand reached out and grabbed the bag, “Thank you, young lady.” He said offering a smile.

Anna returned it before continuing, hopefully the cookie would brighten his day a bit.

“Jimmy get the door.” A woman shouted once Anna rounded a corner. Only Anna didn’t see a woman, she only saw a stack of purple boxes wobbling towards a waiting town car and a panicked-looking young boy who was opening the door while his eyes, wide and frightened, stared at the stack of purple.

Anna held her breath but the woman was able to safely get the boxes into the back seat and she breathed out a sigh of relief at the same time as the boy. The pair of strangers disappeared into the car and it pulled away into traffic. She glanced at where the woman had come from and was surprised to find a combo cafe and bakery.

She pulled out her phone and googled the location. ‘Fjord Flavors Bakery’ popped up on maps but lacked a website or any social media. Anna’s interest spiked, this could be the hidden gem she’s been looking for for her web series.

She walked up to the door at the same time someone did from the other side of the glass. A woman. Tall and blonde, stood inside the shop. She looked at Anna for a moment as if waiting for something before she reached up and flipped the sign on the door to closed. She pointed with a long finger to a faded paper sign with hours before turning her back and walked away.

Anna was left speechless and intrigued, she needed to know more. She attempted to look through the windows at the bakery counter but the lights were flipped off and Anna was left staring at her own reflection.

***

Elsa pushed through the door to the back and hung up her apron. It was quiet now in the back room save for a faint hum from the walk-in fridge.

“Hi sweetie,” Iduna said, opening to door to the apartment upstairs. “I scrubbed the floors and wiped everything down already. You just need to take the trash out.”

“Thanks Mom,” Elsa said, rolling her sleeves up. “What did you want for dinner?”

“Oh, your father really wants Chinese takeout if that’s okay.”

“Yeah, that will work,” Elsa said with a sigh. “I’ll just get my usual. I’ll be up after this.”

“Alright sweetheart, I’ll call Wok The Block.” Her mother disappeared through the door. Elsa took the trash out, wrinkling her nose at the smell and pretending not to see the rats scurrying away from the shared dumpster.

She looked up at the glowing window of the second floor where she shared an apartment with her parents. This wasn’t where she had imagined herself being but life is weird like that.

“Hey dad,” Elsa said as she finally walked into the apartment. “How are you feeling?”

“Oh, I’m doing great honey, I think I can come downstairs and help tomorrow.” Her father replied, his voice raspy.

“That’s great dad.” Elsa forced a small smile, it was the same every day. But he was never well enough the next day. She often flipped between annoyed and missing the man her father used to be before he got sick, before Elsa came back home to help.

  ***

Anna held up a hand to shield her eyes from the early morning bright sun, well early for her anyway. She was making her way back to Fjord Flavors Bakery, she needed to scope it out and make sure they were okay with her filming a vlog in there. Most places had no issue but she always asked anyway.

The bakery was fairly busy with sleepy patrons and frantic-looking folks of intern age. It smelled like a lovely mix of coffee and fresh bread with a hint of sweetness. There were stacks of purple boxes in various sizes on nearly every counter behind the register and the sparking large glass case showcased everything from chocolate moose cake to simple bagels.

Anna was captivated, her eyes darting around the small shop, bouncing from various things in the glass display case to the handwritten menu board. She didn’t notice she was next in line till a warm voice cut through her thoughts.

“What can I get you this morning?”

Anna blinked and chewed on her lip. “Um, a vanilla latte and a—“ She looked over at the case, noticing the blonde woman from last night for the first time. She had a baseball hat pulled down low on her face, hiding most of it in shadow as she moved with an almost floating grace, putting goods in boxes or bags.

“Sweetheart?” The woman at the register asked again. She was older but looked much like the blonde woman, at least from what Anna remembered from the few seconds she saw her on the other side of the glass.

“A chocolate muffin please.”

“Good choice, you can tap your card when you’re ready.”  She didn’t wait for Anna to finish paying before turning around to begin working on Anna’s latte.

As Anna waited for her latte and chocolate muffin, she couldn’t shake the feeling of anticipation that fluttered in her chest. The bustling atmosphere of Fjord Flavors Bakery seemed to envelop her. She pulled out her phone on instinct, realizing at that moment that she forgot to ask about filming, too distracted with the baked goods. And, if she was honest, the younger of the two women behind the counter. Something about her just captivated Anna.

Lost in her thoughts, Anna’s eyes inadvertently met those of the mysterious blonde woman. A brief moment passed between them, a flicker of recognition that left Anna both intrigued and slightly unnerved. The woman’s gaze was penetrating, as if she could see through Anna entirely.

The older woman at the register, likely the mother of the intriguing figure behind the counter, smiled at Anna, snapping her out of the momentary trance. “Sweetheart, your card didn’t go through.”

Anna fumbled for her wallet and tapped her card again, grateful for the distraction. Once the reader beeped the older woman nodded her head and handed over her latte and muffin — enclosed in a little purple bag. Anna stepped away from the counter and took a sip of her latte before turning on one heal — committing before she could change her mind, and approached the younger woman who was still engrossed in her work.

“Hi,” Anna began, her voice carrying a hint of nervousness. “I was here last night, and I’m Anna, and I’m a food blogger. I was wondering if it’s okay for me to film a vlog here. Your bakery is so charming, and I’d love to share it with my audience.”

The blonde woman, her eyes still concealed beneath the shadow of the hat, looked up from her task. There was a pause, a moment of silence that stretched, leaving Anna wondering if she had overstepped a boundary.

But then, to Anna’s surprise, a small smile tugged at the corners of the woman’s lips. “Sure, you can film. Just try not to get in the way too much. We’ve got a busy morning ahead.”

Anna beamed with gratitude, her excitement bubbling over. “Thank you so much! I promise I’ll be quiet as a mouse. Your bakery is truly special, and I want to capture its magic.”

The woman’s smile vanished. “Can you not put my face in your video? You can film my mom, Iduna, she loves attention.”

“Yeah of course, no problem-o uh… I’m sorry I didn’t catch your name.”

“Because I didn’t give it, I usually don’t, but maybe I’ll tell you.” The blonde shrugged and turned around to busy herself with some other task, effectively ending the conversion.

Anna retreated to a corner, setting up her camera and adjusting the frame. The bakery’s ambiance, the hum of activity, and the tantalizing aroma of fresh pastries served as the backdrop for her vlog.

As Anna began recording, she couldn’t help stealing glances at the blonde woman, who continued working with a quiet intensity. The exchange between them felt charged with unspoken intrigue, a dance of curiosity and captivation.

***

Elsa continued her meticulous work behind the counter, arranging pastries with practiced precision. The rhythmic hum of the bakery machinery and the murmur of customers created a familiar symphony around her. She was engrossed in the delicate dance of crafting confections, her mind focused on the artistry of each creation.

The arrival of this new customer, Anna, occupied Elsa’s thoughts. She had observed the woman from beneath the shadow of her hat, curious about the stranger who had locked eyes with her the night before. Elsa’s eyes, sharp and discerning, followed Anna’s movements as she fumbled for her wallet and paid for her order.

Her mother, ever knowing glanced her way and gave her daughter a smirk. Elsa could swear that woman was some kind of mind-reading witch sometimes.

When the woman turned away from the counter, Elsa felt her heart sink a little only to have it completely flip over and she couldn’t help but feel a flutter of anticipation as she approached. There was something about this food blogger, Anna, that piqued her curiosity, a blend of charm and nervous energy that resonated with the essence of the baking itself.

Anna’s voice, smooth and kind sounding, reached Elsa’s ears and rang through them like a gentle song. The request to film a vlog seemed to echo through the busy bakery, and Elsa found herself torn between the desire to share Fjord Flavors’ story and the instinctive need to guard her own privacy.

The moment of silence that followed stretched, and Elsa locked eyes with Anna. The intensity of the gaze exchanged between them held a silent understanding, a recognition of the delicate balance they were navigating. When Anna’s request was met with a small smile, Elsa allowed a fraction of relief to wash over her.

“Sure, you can film. Just try not to get in the way too much. We’ve got a busy morning ahead,” Elsa replied, her tone measured. The decision to allow the filming was not without hesitation, but she couldn’t deny the bakery’s newfound visibility had its benefits. They needed more customers, they were barely breaking even as it was.

Anna’s gratitude beamed like a ray of sunshine, but Elsa’s smile faltered when the request about her face being excluded from the video surfaced. The vulnerability beneath the confident exterior became apparent. “Can you not put my face in your video? You can film my mom, Iduna; she loves attention,” Elsa stated, her voice carrying a mix of firmness and vulnerability.

“Yeah, of course, no problem-o, uh… I’m sorry I didn’t catch your name,” Anna responded, her enthusiasm tempered by the subtle shift in the conversation.

“Because I didn’t give it. I usually don’t, but maybe I’ll tell you,” Elsa said with a shrug, turning her attention back to her tasks. The brief exchange left an air of mystery hanging between them, an unspoken understanding that some stories were meant to be guarded.

As Anna retreated to a corner to set up her camera, Elsa returned to her craft, the dance of creation resuming amidst the inviting aroma of freshly baked pastries. The bakery’s ambiance, now subtly altered by the presence of a camera, continued to weave its magic, leaving Elsa to navigate the intricate dance between visibility and the sanctuary of the shadows.

****

Anna’s vlog unfolded seamlessly, capturing the essence of Fjord Flavors Bakery with a blend of charm and authenticity. Anna highlighted the meticulous craftsmanship behind each pastry, the warm interactions between staff and customers, and the unique charm that set the bakery apart.

The mysterious blonde woman, now a central figure in Anna’s narrative, moved gracefully through the frames, her hands expertly crafting delicate pastries. Anna didn’t realize until she was editing how much footage she got of the woman. That was not like her to make that much B-Roll.

The vlog, however, resonated with Anna’s audience, who eagerly embraced the enchanting story of Fjord Flavors. Within a few hours, it was already set to be one of her top posts. This was truly the hidden gem she had been looking for — she couldn’t wait to get back and film more.

As the week unfolded, the bakery continued to buzz with activity. The patrons, now aware of the filming, exchanged smiles with Anna. The atmosphere was charged with a sense of community, a shared appreciation for the hidden gem that had captured their hearts.

As Anna packed up her equipment, a few days later the older woman approached her, her eyes reflecting a mix of warmth and curiosity. “You’ve got a way of capturing the soul of a place,” she said. “We’re glad to have you share our story.”

Anna smiled, touched by the genuine sentiment. “It’s a special place, and your daughter… she’s something else. There’s a magic about her.”

The older woman’s eyes twinkled knowingly. “Elsa has always had a touch of magic. It’s what makes Fjord Flavors what it is. Don’t tell her father I said that though, he built the place.”

“Elsa,” Anna repeated, tasting the letters for the first time.

“Hmm, I don’t think I was supposed to tell you her name. Silly old me.” Iduna said, failing to hide a smirk. She turned and walked away before Anna could reply, disappearing into the back room.

“Elsa.” Anna repeated to herself as she glanced over to the counter again where Elsa herself was polishing the top of the glass case. Her hat pulled down so low that Anna could only see the very edge of her chin.

***

Elsa wiped her hands on her apron, the remnants of flour clinging to the fabric. The bustling activity of the bakery had quieted as closing time approached. Iduna, joined her behind the counter, offering a weary but affectionate smile.

“Another day is done,” Iduna remarked, her eyes reflecting a mix of exhaustion and resilience.

Elsa nodded, the weight of responsibility settling on her shoulders. “Let’s clean up and head upstairs. Dad’s probably waiting.”

Together, they moved with a practiced efficiency, tidying up the bakery with a shared understanding of the routine. The aroma of the day’s creations lingered in the air, a comforting scent that masked the underlying concerns both women carried.

Once the last tray was stored, Elsa locked the front door. They ascended the narrow staircase that led to the second floor. As they entered the apartment, the atmosphere shifted from the warmth of the bakery to a more intimate, subdued setting. The living room was adorned with family photos and traces of the life they had built together. Soft light illuminated the room, casting a gentle glow.

Elsa’s father was in his favorite chair, a worn blanket draped over his frail shoulders. His eyes, once vibrant, now held a weariness that spoke of battles fought within. Despite his illness, a flicker of a smile appeared and he sat up straighter as he saw Elsa and Iduna enter.

“Hey, Dad,” Elsa greeted, her voice carrying a mix of tenderness and concern. It had been months now and he hadn’t shown any progress. “How was your day?”

He coughed softly, a reminder of the fragility that had settled in and Elsa was painfully reminded that they couldn’t afford the medicine that could help him. “Same as always, sweetheart. You girls working too hard down there?”

Iduna leaned down to kiss his forehead. “You know us, always keeping things running.”

Elsa fetched a glass of water from the kitchen, handing it to her father. As he took a sip, his eyes met Elsa’s, and an unspoken understanding passed between them. The weight of their shared reality hung in the air.

“I’ll start dinner,” Iduna suggested, attempting to infuse the moment with normalcy.

Elsa remained by her father’s side, her hand gently resting on his. “You doing okay, Dad?”

He sighed, his gaze distant. “Just tired, sweetheart. But seeing you and your mother’s faces at the end of the day makes it all worthwhile. Your mother tells me the bakery has been a video-er the last few days.”

“Yes, we’re not paying her but it seems to be helping business.”

“I heard she’s really sweet and pretty and your mother told me I have to tell you to talk to her.” A familiar twinkle danced across her father’s eyes.

“I’ll try Dad.” Elsa replied, not sure how much she believed her own words.

Her father smiled and leaned his head back, closing his eyes. Elsa squeezed his hand, a mixture of love and sorrow coursing through her. The trio settled into the familiar routine of an evening together, finding solace in the shared moments that transcended the challenges they faced.

As the evening unfolded, the soft hum of family echoed through the apartment—a fragile melody that held within it the strength of love, resilience, and the unwavering bond that anchored them in the face of life’s uncertainties.

***

The following week unfolded with a rhythm of anticipation as Anna returned to Fjord Flavors Bakery. The atmosphere had shifted subtly as if the bakery itself recognized the growing curiosity that surrounded it.

Elsa, the elusive figure behind the counter, continued her work with a quiet determination. Her hat pulled low, veiled her expression, leaving Anna to wonder about the stories concealed beneath the surface. The name “Elsa” echoed in Anna’s mind like a secret she was on the verge of unraveling.

As Anna set up her camera for another day of filming, she couldn’t help but feel a magnetic pull toward the enigmatic blonde woman. It was a dance of curiosity and respect, a delicate balance that Anna had grown accustomed to navigating.

The day unfolded with the familiar symphony of Fjord Flavors—the hum of machinery, the aroma of fresh pastries, and the chatter of contented patrons. Anna’s lens captured the intricate details of the bakery, from the artful arrangement of desserts to the interactions between staff and customers.

While filming, Elsa’s hands worked their magic with practiced finesse. The vlog became a canvas, each frame painted with the passion and dedication that Elsa poured into her creations. Anna couldn’t deny the magnetic allure that Elsa exuded, and her camera seemed drawn to the mysterious pastry chef.

As the day wound down and Anna packed up her equipment, Iduna approached once more, her eyes twinkling with a knowing gleam. “You’ve been capturing the essence of Fjord Flavors beautifully, dear. My daughter may be a bit of a mystery, I’m afraid. There’s a reason I suppose, but I think she needs someone to talk to.”

Anna nodded, grateful for the hospitality she had received. “Thank you,” she paused before continuing, weighing her words. “Do you think I’m the person to talk to her? I’m just a vlogger, I can’t say I’m really friends with Elsa.”

Iduna chuckled softly. “Well, dear, I watch your vlogs and I know my daughter,” She looked directly into Anna’s eyes, her expression hard to read. “Sure, sometimes the best stories are the ones left untold. But I have a feeling Elsa might be willing to share a bit more, given the right nudge.” She winked and walked away.

Encouraged by Iduna’s words, Anna glanced over at Elsa, who was now meticulously arranging a display of delicate pastries. The hat cast a shadow over her features. Anna swallowed, she wanted nothing more than to have a meaningful conversation with Elsa. Even with her face covered, the woman drew Anna in like a moth to a flame.

Approaching Elsa with a newfound resolve, Anna couldn’t suppress the curiosity that fueled her, if Elsa was a cliff, she willingly jumped over the edge.

“Elsa?” Anna began.

Elsa jumped and visibly tensed, forcing Anna to fall silent. She turned slowly, cold blue eyes locking with Anna’s. There was fear there, a panic that stirred under the surface. And Anna wanted nothing more than to reach out and calm the storm.

“Elsa?” Anna tried again and was met with a scowl as Elsa rushed forward and placed a hand over her mouth.

“How did you learn my name?” Elsa demanded in a hushed whisper. Anna was distracted by how close their bodies were, never mind the strong hand over her mouth. With Elsa this close she could really see her face and the delicate features, the sharp cheekbones, the soft lips. She was beautiful.

She looked familiar…

Someone cleared their throat on the other side of the bakery and Elsa stepped back, letting her hand fall but her eyes never left Anna.

“Come into the back, we need to talk.”

“Aye aye, Captain,” Anna mumbled, she ran over to her bag and scooped up her belongings before following Elsa behind the counter and through the door into the back room.

***

The back room offered a small reprieve from the prying eyes in the bakery. Elsa closed the door behind them, the muffled sounds of the bakery now distant. She turned to face Anna, the air between them charged with unspoken tension.

Anna broke the silence first. “Okay, spill. Why the secrecy, Elsa? Which, by the way, your mom told me, alright?”

Elsa sighed, feeling the weight of the years of hiding settle on her shoulders. “I’m sorry I touched you without asking, it just caught me off guard and I got scared.” She took off her hat and ran a hand through her hair, letting her bangs fall. “As for the name thing… well, that’s on me. I should’ve been more careful I guess. But the secrecy, it’s a long story.”

Anna grinned, and Elsa could sense her eagerness and curiosity. “Long stories are my specialty. Lay it on me.”

Elsa motioned for Anna to sit at a small well-worn table in the corner. The old chair creaked as she sat down and gathered her thoughts, her gaze fixed on the floor. She was so tired of hiding, but so scared of being open. Yet this weird nerdy girl with a camera that kept coming back day after day had worn down a wall. And Elsa felt this urge to open up to her. Anna felt safe, and she liked that feeling.

With a sigh, she decided to just open the floodgates and see what happened. “I used to be a TV chef, you know? A pretty famous one, actually,” Elsa began, the memories stirring a mix of nostalgia and regret. “I had my own cooking show, traveled the world, won awards. It was everything I thought I wanted.”

Anna’s eyes widened with genuine surprise. “You were a TV chef? Seriously? That’s amazing! That’s why you look so familiar, I used to watch your shows. I was so upset you lost Iron Chef, that judge was stupid. Why’d you stop?”

Elsa sighed again, the weight of the past pressing upon her. “It’s a glamorous life, but it comes at a cost. The constant scrutiny, the pressure to maintain an image. I felt like I was losing myself. And then my dad got sick. So, one day, I decided to step away. I came back here, to my family’s bakery.”

Anna’s excitement tempered with understanding. “But why the secrecy? You could’ve been a sensation, Elsa! People would love to know the famous TV chef behind Fjord Flavors.”

Elsa’s eyes met Anna’s, revealing a vulnerability that went beyond the façade she had carefully crafted. “I don’t want the fame, Anna. I found solace here, away from the spotlight. I wanted to be able to focus on my dad and help him, and I did till my money ran out.” She picked at a piece of dried flour on her apron. I didn’t want people to see the TV chef; I didn’t want the food critics coming here and tearing this place apart just because I was famous. I just wanted them to enjoy the pastries.”

Anna nodded, absorbing the sincerity in Elsa’s words. “You’re not just hiding from the world; you’re hiding from your past. From who you used to be.”

Elsa simply nodded.

Anna’s gaze softened “You know, Elsa, I get it. Fame isn’t always what it’s cracked up to be. But your story, it’s captivating. People would understand.”

Elsa offered a small, appreciative smile and stood up. “Wait here.” She ran up the stairs into the apartment, pausing to check on her father who was softly snoring away. After grabbing the box she was looking for she ran back downstairs to find Anna looking around at the various machines.

“Look, I don’t know if this is the right thing or not, but if anyone was going to break the news that Chef Elsa has been here in this little bakery, I want it to be you.” Elsa held out the box to Anna who took it with a confused look.

“What’s this?”

“It’s a bunch of my old TV stuff, tapes, and photos, things you can use in your video. Everything in that box is all yours, consider it a gift.”

“No Elsa, I can’t take this,” Anna said, handing the box back. “You kept your privacy for so long, why now suddenly?”

“Because maybe you’re right. I thought people would judge me. But as you pointed out, people would understand. And I’m selfish for not using my fame to help my dad. So here we are.”

“Okay, but I have a better idea than I box of the past.” Anna bit her lip and looked up at the ceiling.  “Two things, first, let’s let up an interview and I’ll film it. Second, let’s go on a date, get dressed up, have some drinks, and just talk about whatever.”

A warm feeling bubbled up inside Elsa and she couldn’t help but smile. “You mean that?”

“Well yeah, I have my camera stuff with me.”

“No, about the date?”

Anna’s face turned bright red. “Oh I’m sorry, I shouldn’t have overstepped, I just thought that uh… I’m sorry.”

“Hush, I would love to go on a date with you. I’ve been waiting for you to ask.”

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long form vent poem - scream.

scream.

cw: r*pe mentions, vague abuse discussions

we were in the mountains. driving home. talking about our future.

i want to open my own practice, i said.

i'll be your secretary, you had chimed.

and i had been surprised at the suggestion, you were getting your own degree, farther along than me, even, but i went along with it.

because it sounded nice. we'd put up little decorations around the office for the holidays and you'd lead, i'd follow. you'd be out in the waiting room, after all. and after days spent speaking and helping, we'd leave for our tucked away home, curled up in each other.

but the conversation didn't stop there. not knowing when to stop was always our major problem.

a summer love stretched out until it was sick, collapsing under weight it was never meant to support.

the radio is muffled.

we should watch this short film, i prompted.

which one?

this one. my favorite director made it before they got big.

oh. i've seen that one. it's not their usual style.

really? i asked. how so? i love their horror.

this one's more sad. your tone had flattened. we should stop talking about it.

i didn't know it was that bad, i knew it was about rape-

and then you screamed. over the radio and enough to fill the whole car cabin.

and we just looked at each other. you looked like a caged animal, eyes wide, like you had just snapped. i don't know what i looked like. i just know it put a weight in my chest. that sort of guilt only a mother could give.

i won't talk about it again. i said. i'm sorry.

and you were quiet. the car now drained, despite your presence previously swelling within it.

you were a victim too. but i wasn't a victim til you.

this was the first crack. the facade that was my future with you beginning to fade from my glazed over eyes.

we won't talk about it again. a verbal decision.

we won't have sex again. had been our silent compromise.

i wonder how much that movie hurt you. but i think it just reminded you of January.

that cold night where you became your worst nightmare and mine, and we both wondered where He was, in that supposed house of God.

the car was so quiet.

and we drove away from that conversation of a future filled with holding each other and holidays. and i started to realize i would be a rather silly doctor, hypocritical,

to hold onto holiday decorations and the idea of you.

to hold onto the idea that love was hurting myself for you. like it was a righteous trial to pass. that these calms in your storms were long worth the wait and that the punch of passion was good for me.

love's no panacea. it's not even a medicine. and we can both pray to every God that January night didn't happen. but i'm still the one you went against the grain for, your preacher's daughter sin and now hellfire crawls up my back and around my thighs. the virgin you didn't let live until the end.

i still love scary movies.

i just never thought your love would be more frightening.

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Order your copy of the Shrink Films Procurement Intelligence Report, 2023 - 2030, published by Grand View Research, to get more details regarding day one, quick wins, portfolio analysis, key negotiation strategies of key suppliers, and low-cost/best-cost sourcing analysis

The global shrink films category is fragmented. Regionally, plastics, polymers, and in turn, the shrink films industry is highly fragmented. As a result, the bargaining power for most of the suppliers is moderate to low. Large corporations having long-term agreements with their approved vendors may have higher negotiation power. Most of the manufacturers prefer using POFs due to their excellent durability and versatility properties. It is made of 100% recyclable material, which further helps companies contribute to sustainability. POFs have replaced PVC in many applications, and it also has received FDA certification for food packaging applications. In July 2023, Amcor announced the introduction of a new sustainable production line in its Swansea, U.K. “Flexibles” facility. The line is mainly for shrink films and bags for cheese and meat items. It is produced using thinner material with a formulation that is devoid of PVDC and has a high barrier.

Some of the key cost components associated with the category include raw materials, energy and equipment, labor, facilities and storage, transportation, and others. Other costs can include marketing, repairs, utilities and administrative expenses, tax, etc. The key raw materials for films include POF, PE, or PVC. POFs fall under the thermoplastics family and hence can utilize multiple raw materials such as ethylene, and propylene. These are again obtained from oil and natural gas. As a result, fluctuations in the prices of the raw material can have a significant impact on the cost of shrink film. For instance, price increases in the resin markets at the end of 2021 caused shrink wraps and film prices to increase by 8 - 12%. In the European region, the majority of polymers followed the increases in monomer prices, and polyolefin prices continued to grow in October 2023. Propylene C3 increased by EUR 60/ MT, while ethylene C2 increased by EUR 65 / MT.

The total cost is also impacted by certain variables such as the width and thickness of the film, package height, type of material used, etc. In addition to the unique formulations of the films, there is an increased cost when companies want printed designs. Printed shrink wraps/films are considered a premium option with branding, typography, logo, and graphic dynamics. It is more expensive than transparent or clear films. For instance, clear centerfold shrink films can cost on average between USD 100 - 250. Prices can vary based on roll orders. The cost of a printed pallet wrap order can easily range between USD 5,500 - 6,000, assuming the minimum order is 40 rolls (for machine pallet wrap).

According to Volza's October 2023 estimates, the top exporters of shrink films are China, India, and Vietnam, accounting for 38,769 shipments, 18,349 shipments, and 18,043 shipments respectively. The majority of the world's shrink films are exported to Vietnam, India, and the U.S. APAC dominated the shrink wraps and films category as it held 43% of the share in 2022. Most of the companies procure raw materials from China owing to its huge network of plastics and polymers supplier base coupled with manufacturing capacity. Under sourcing, most of the packaging companies such as Amcor, Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation, and Berry Global have their complete in-house plastics or dedicated flexibles manufacturing plants. Such corporations may have procured raw materials from their approved suppliers, however, film manufacturing from start to finish is done by the in-house team. 

Shrink Films Procurement Intelligence Report Scope

• Shrink Films Category Growth Rate: CAGR of 6% from 2023 to 2030

• Pricing Growth Outlook: 10% - 15% (Annually)

• Pricing Models: Volume-based, contract-based pricing model

• Supplier Selection Scope: Cost and pricing, past engagements, productivity, geographical presence

• Supplier Selection Criteria: Material type (PVC, PE, or POF), application (food, bottles, sensitive products), features (tamper resistant, moisture and oxygen barrier), certifications, operational and functional capabilities, technology used, and others

• Report Coverage: Revenue forecast, supplier ranking, supplier positioning matrix, emerging technology, pricing models, cost structure, competitive landscape, growth factors, trends, engagement, and operating model

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Key Companies Profiled

• Amcor Plc

• Berry Global Inc.

• Bolloré Group

• Sealed Air Corporation (SEE)

• The Dow Chemical Company

• Bonset America Corporation

• Allen Plastic Industries Co., Ltd

• Barbier Group

• Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation

• American Eagle Packaging

Brief about Pipeline by Grand View Research:

A smart and effective supply chain is essential for growth in any organization. Pipeline division at Grand View Research provides detailed insights on every aspect of supply chain, which helps in efficient procurement decisions.

Our services include (not limited to):

• Market Intelligence involving – market size and forecast, growth factors, and driving trends

• Price and Cost Intelligence – pricing models adopted for the category, total cost of ownerships

• Supplier Intelligence – rich insight on supplier landscape, and identifies suppliers who are dominating, emerging, lounging, and specializing

• Sourcing / Procurement Intelligence – best practices followed in the industry, identifying standard KPIs and SLAs, peer analysis, negotiation strategies to be utilized with the suppliers, and best suited countries for sourcing to minimize supply chain disruptions

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Innovations in Shrink Film and Stretch Film for Sustainable Packaging

In today's fast-paced world, sustainability is more than just a buzzword—it's a necessity. For industries that rely heavily on packaging, such as food and beverage manufacturers, consumer goods companies, and retailers, finding eco-friendly packaging solutions is crucial. Innovations in shrink film and stretch film are leading the way in sustainable packaging, offering not only environmental benefits but also improved functionality and cost savings.

Understanding Shrink Film and Its Types

Shrink film, commonly known as shrink wrap, is a versatile polymer material used for packaging various products. When heat is applied, the film shrinks tightly around the item, creating a transparent, durable protective barrier. This makes shrink film ideal for securing products during transportation and storage.

Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Shrink Film

Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) is a robust and durable plastic film material. It is created by combining vinyl chloride monomers with other additives, resulting in a heat-shrinkable product. PVC shrink film is widely used for packaging electronics, food, toys, automotive parts, and furniture. Its strength and durability make it a go-to choice for many applications.

Polyolefin (POF) Shrink Film

Polyolefin shrink film is formed from a blend of polypropylene and high-density polyethylene (HDPE). This blend provides excellent tear strength and heat resistance, making it suitable for high-temperature applications. POF shrink film is also resistant to oil, grease, and moisture, making it ideal for packaging food products and other items requiring protection from environmental elements.

Polyethylene (PE) Shrink Film

Polyethylene (PE) is the most common type of plastic film, available in low-density to high-density variants. PE shrink film offers excellent clarity and tensile strength, making it ideal for various packaging applications. Its versatility and reliability make it a popular choice in the packaging industry.

Benefits of Shrink Film

Shrink film offers numerous benefits for packaging, including:

Protection: Shrink film provides a secure and durable barrier around products, protecting them from dust, dirt, and moisture.

Versatility: It can be used for packaging various products, from electronics to food items.

Cost-Effectiveness: Shrink film is relatively inexpensive, making it a cost-effective packaging solution for businesses of all sizes.

Exploring Stretch Film and Its Advantages

Stretch film is a polyethylene-based material that stretches when pulled, making it easy to apply by hand or with wrapping machines. It offers excellent product protection and tamper resistance, with superior strength and tear resistance compared to other films.

Cast Stretch Film

Cast stretch film is known for its high clarity, which is ideal for products requiring visibility. It is produced through a casting process that results in a smooth, clear film. Cast stretch film is easy to unwind and offers consistent stretchability, making it a popular choice for many packaging applications.

Blown Stretch Film

Blown stretch film offers greater puncture resistance, making it suitable for wrapping irregularly shaped or heavy products. It is produced through a blowing process that results in a more resilient film. Although blown stretch film may cloud the product's appearance, its strength and durability make it a reliable option for challenging packaging tasks.

Types of Stretch Wrap

Stretch wrap comes in two primary types: hand stretch film and machine stretch film.

Hand Stretch Film

Hand stretch film is designed for manual application and is available in clear and colored varieties. It is lightweight yet strong enough to securely package products. Hand stretch film offers excellent tear resistance, making it ideal for wrapping heavier items requiring additional protection.

Machine Stretch Film

Machine stretch film provides superior strength and puncture resistance compared to hand stretch film. It comes in various sizes, thicknesses, and colors to suit any packaging need. Machine stretch film is designed to work with wrapping machines, reducing labor costs and increasing productivity.

Benefits of Stretch Wrap

Stretch wrap offers several advantages, including:

Product Protection: It helps protect products from dust, dirt, and moisture, ensuring they remain in optimal condition during transportation and storage.

Tamper Resistance: Stretch wrap provides tamper-resistant seals, enhancing the security of packaged products.

Cost Savings: Stretch wrap reduces labor costs as it can be applied quickly with wrapping machines or by hand. Its superior strength and tear resistance also minimize product damage, leading to cost savings.

Recyclability: Stretch wrap is easy to recycle and can be reused multiple times before disposal, contributing to sustainability efforts.

Innovations Driving Sustainable Packaging

The packaging industry is continually evolving, with innovations in shrink film and stretch film leading the charge toward more sustainable solutions. Here are some recent advancements:

Biodegradable Shrink Film

Biodegradable shrink film is made from renewable resources, such as plant-based materials, and decomposes naturally over time. This reduces waste and environmental impact, making it an eco-friendly alternative to traditional plastic films.

Recyclable Stretch Film

Recyclable stretch film is designed to be easily recovered and processed into new products. This innovation reduces the demand for virgin materials and minimizes waste, supporting the circular economy.

Lightweight Films

Lightweight shrink and stretch films use less material while maintaining strength and durability. This reduces the overall environmental footprint of packaging and lowers transportation costs.

Smart Packaging

Smart packaging incorporates technology, such as sensors or QR codes, into shrink and stretch films. This enables real-time tracking, monitoring, and communication, enhancing supply chain efficiency and product safety.