Short answer: Bag-in-Box (BiB) is a closed, hygienic feed format in which concentrate is drawn with a peristaltic pump from a sealed bag inside a cardboard box; the bag shrinks as it empties and no air gets in.
What is Bag-in-Box (BiB)?
It is packaging made up of a sealed bag placed inside a cardboard box and a standard connector; it is common in the beverage/syrup industry (typically 2-20 litres). Our system draws the concentrate through a suction line fitted to this connector.
Why BiB?
Hygienic
Closed system; the bag shrinks, no air enters → oxidation/contamination is reduced.
Easy change
When the box runs out, fit a new one; no filling/cleaning labour.
Standard
Ready-made BiB concentrate can be used; the connector is standard.
Alternative: tank
Draw your own syrup from a tank.
Integration into the system
BiB feed is part of the Automatic Filling System for Beverage Dispensers; water arrives on a separate line, mixing happens only in the reservoir (post-mix). The exact BiB size/connector type depends on the configuration (typically 2–20 litres).