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ArticleNOVEXX Solutions presents the versatile XLS 2xx Labeling System
For food, beverages, personal care, pharma or chemical products – the new developed, mulitfunctional XLS 2xx Labeling System manages every industrial labeling requirement.
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ArticleUnveiling future of £1.6bn glass industry
Glass sector plans for a multi-million-pound research centre which will shape the way forward for the industry over the next century are set to be unveiled at a key conference on Tuesday 23 July.
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Esko Partners with BPIF Cartons To deliver prepress education
Esko, a global supplier of integrated hardware and software for customers in the label, packaging and wide format sectors, has recently delivered a new training programme in collaboration with the British Printing Industries Federation
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ArticleAR & packaging – a dynamic duo?
Alan Potts, Design & Innovations Director at DS Smith puts forward his view on augmented reality.
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ArticleSaica Flex launches detergent pouch using 45% recycled plastic content
Saica Flex, a division of Saica Group, has developed and placed in the market a detergent tablet pouch using recycled material.
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Repsol starts marketing new polyolefins range incorporationg post-consumption recycled material
Repsol has carried out the industrial production of its Repsol 50RX2805 grade for the manufacturing of bundle shrink film, putting on the market its first material resulting from its Reciclex Project.
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MULTIVAC takes over the FRITSCH Group
FRITSCH is a manufacturer of bakery equipment with its headquarters in the town of Markt Einersheim in Lower Franconia.
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ArticleHow the art of drinks packaging is set to change for brands as NOLO grows
Leyton Hardwick, founder and creative director at Drink Works, explores the growing trend of NOLO (no and low alcohol), and what it means for pack design.
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ArticleSidel introduces X-LITE Still
X-LITE™ Still is Sidel’s latest 500 ml PET packaging solution for non-pressurised still water. Thanks to its extremely light industrial bottle design, Sidel describes it as the most cost-effective and sustainable packaging available on the market.
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ArticleTackling the future of packaging at the EUROSAC Congress 2019
“Shaping the future of packaging” was the theme of EUROSAC’s annual congress in Ljubljana from 23 to 24 May 2019.
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ArticleSumitomo (SHI) Demag presents K-2019 showcase
Sumitomo (SHI) Demag Plastics Machinery GmbH will unveil what it describes as its fastest, most energy efficient, sustainable, data driven integrated machine line-up at K-2019.
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ArticleA sneak preview of Avery Dennison's innovations at LabelExpo Europe 2019
At LabelExpo Europe 2019 in Brussels, 24-27 September, 2019, Avery Dennison will showcase a range of innovations.
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ArticleXeikon consolidates its operations in Belgium
Since 2008, Xeikon’s head office has been based in Eede, the Netherlands, just across the northern Belgian border.
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ArticleElmwood creates new brand identity for Stirrd brand
Stirrd, a premium online confectionery brand from The Serious Sweet Company, has launched with a brand proposition and identity created by Elmwood.
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ArticleSustainable Design Series 2 – Minus Water
Using insight driven design as a tool for innovation, this four-part series showcases a range of future focused concept designs looking to reduce the negative environmental impact of packaging.
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ArticleBerry Global completes RPC acquisition
Berry Global Group has completed the acquisition of RPC for a purchase price of approximately $6.5 billion - creating a leading global supplier of valued-added protective solutions and one of the world’s largest plastic packaging companies
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ArticleDS Smith: Pharmaceutical challenges in China
How can you navigate the risks & challenges to realise the opportunities of the Chinese pharma market? Listen on-demand to the recent webinar hosted by Packaging Europe and DS Smith - and download the exclusive, complimentary report
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ArticleAntimony and bottled Water
Nuria García Batista, a researcher at the AIMPLAS Food Contact Department and Elena Aurecchia Giménez, a researcher at the AIMPLAS Chemical Laboratory, look at the issue of antimony migration in PET bottles.
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ArticleFirst Mile and Huhtamaki accelerate disposable coffee cup recycling
Recycling company First Mile has announced its new partnership with Huhtamaki, in a collaboration that aims to further increase the number of disposable coffee cups effectively recycled in the UK.
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ArticleArdagh presents tailor-made 187ml wine can
In what the company describes as a Europe first for beverage packaging, Ardagh is introducing a new slimline 187ml can specifically designed to present and protect wine and wine-based drinks.