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Asahi Glassplant UK acquires Syrris and Glass Solutions to increase portfolio for chemistry market 24-01-2020 Asahi Glassplant UK Ltd. (AG! UK) is excited to announce the successful acquisition of the Syrris and Glass Solutions businesses from Blacktrace Holdings Ltd. (Blacktrace), Royston, UK, on 1st January 2020. AG! UK, a subsidiary of Asahi Glassplant Inc., Japan, is a world-leading innovator in glass technology for scientific applications. The AG! group has a focus on expanding its global presence and has strategically set up AG! UK to enable manufacturing, R&D and commercial activities of its products.

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CCL Label created a sustainable TD sleeve material 20-01-2020 CCL Label created a sustainable TD sleeve material enabling the packaging industry in meeting their recycling targets. This EcoFloatTM material complies with all CCL conformity standards and has been engineered to improve the sink/float separation process relating to PET bottles. With high performing 360° sleeves CCL offers design freedom and strong visual impact at the Point of Sale.

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HERMA Compostable label stock now certified 16-01-2020 In cases where waste cannot be avoided, it should at least be recyclable or suitable for composting. Reflecting its sustainable approach, HERMA has now taken a further step in this direction. The label stocks consisting of the label materials HERMAextracoat (grade 242) or HERMAtherm Bio (grade 908) and the special adhesive 62N have now been awarded the so-called Keimling (seedling) logo, as certification according to EN 13432 has been successfully completed.

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Aseptic filling at Ya YA Foods in Canada 15-01-2020 Contract filler Ya YA Foods in Toronto processes a vast range of products and packaging for the world’s big beverage brands. In the sensitive beverage trend segment company owner Yahya Abbas relies entirely on aseptic expertise from KHS.

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Mintel announces Global Food and Drink Trends for 2030 15-01-2020 Mintel, the experts in what consumers want and why, has today (10 December 2019) announced three key trends that will shape the global food, drink, and foodservice industries over the next 10 years: Change, Incorporated: Successful companies will be those that improve the health of the planet and its population. Smart Diets: Technology will enable consumers to construct hyper-individualised approaches to physical and mental health. High-tech Harvests: Consumer trust in food science and technology will strengthen as these become vital tools to save the food supply.

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Sulapac and Quadpack join forces for sustainable cosmetic packaging 14-01-2020 Sulapac, a pioneer in development and manufacturing of sustainable microplastic-free materials, and Quadpack, an international provider of packaging solutions to the beauty industry, have entered into a preferred partnership agreement to provide microplastic-free packaging for cosmetic customers worldwide.

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New factory in Yatala brings Schütz closer to customers in the east of the country 07-01-2020 The new Schütz Australia factory was officially opened on the 15th of November with a festive programme that also featured traditional elements of Aboriginal culture. “G'day Down Under!” – around 100 guests, including numerous customers and suppliers as well as representatives from the media, came to the opening in Yatala south of Brisbane. As well as ideal logistic connections, the new 19,000-square-metre company site has state-of-the-art facilities for the production of new IBCs, IBC and drum reconditioning as well as high-performance storage and logistics facilities. The new plant is an investment that will optimise supplies to customers in the eastern part of the country.

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Ritrama’s PE smart matt: the trendy matt effect 03-01-2020 Ritrama's latest addition is the PE SMART MATT, a brand new matt effect polyethylene film designed specifically for the creation of high-impact labels for the food, beverage and personal care sectors. PE SMART MATT was born to offer a matt film effect more conformable than the traditional high-density polyethylene films on the market. Hence, the name SMART MATT.

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Sulapac raises EUR 15 million in a fully subscribed financial round 02-01-2020 Finnish startup Sulapac raised an exceptional €15 million to engine its scale-up and internationalization. The funding enables further development and broadening of its recipe portfolio. The investors include the world’s leading luxury house Chanel and international media houses, all with valuable expertise to accelerate Sulapac’s expansion.

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Watch label industry experts discuss the best way to convert digitally printed labels 27-12-2019 Domino is pleased to now share the second video in a series of interesting and informative discussions held earlier this year, where a panel of label industry experts explored the different types of job structure that are best suited to off-line, in-line and full hybrid digital printing. The video can be viewed at: http://go.domino-printing.com/DominoRoundTableDiscussionVideo2

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Stefanie Mauritz named Director Anuga 27-12-2019 Stefanie Mauritz (45) will be assuming the position of Director Anuga at Koelnmesse, thus directly managing and developing the world's leading food fair. Starting 1 February 2020, she will be taking on this position from Lorenz Rau, who will be leaving the company at the end of January to become Messe Augsburg's Chief Executive Officer as already announced.

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Patent on Plug & Glue system from Baumer hhs upheld 26-12-2019 Baumer hhs aims to be a partner to its customers for hot melt application, continually supplying them with pioneering innovations. One example is the company’s patented Plug & Glue system. “In 2006, our engineers developed an idea for hot melt units that can configure themselves automatically. They implemented it by equipping the individual hot melt hoses and the glue application heads with data carriers.

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InForm Etiketten gets future-ready with Xeikon CX3 25-12-2019 For label printer InForm Etiketten, sustainability and protecting the environment have always been a top priority – well before the ‘Fridays for Future’ movement began. It was also a key factor in the decision-making process when choosing a new printing technology. The label printer, based in Ansbach, Germany, was looking for a technology that would allow them to increase their production capacity and flexibility, as well as provide a sustainable and environmentally responsible approach to production. That is why in 2019, InForm Etiketten invested in a CX3, Xeikon’s flagship product for toner-based digital print.

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Labelexpo Asia reports largest edition to date 24-12-2019 The organizer of Labelexpo Asia 2019 has confirmed that its 9th edition of Labelexpo Asia was its largest yet, reporting a significant 18 percent growth in buyer visitors and a floorspace that was 26 percent larger than its previous edition.

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Herma presents a new wash-off adhesive optimises PET recycling 23-12-2019 Successively transforming used PET bottles into new ones is no longer a vision, but has long since become a reality. The special wash-off adhesive for labels 62Rpw, which HERMA will shortly be introducing, will allow recycling operators to produce high-purity PET pellets that do not contain any detrimental residues – no remains of paper or film labels, and no residual adhesive. Unlike downcycling or cascading, the resulting continuous cycle ranks among the most important requirements of a sustainable economy.

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UNITED CAPS new SAFE-TE closure recognised as most welcomed packaging solution of the year by Duxes 16-12-2019 UNITED CAPS, an international manufacturer of caps and closures, today reported that its brand-new SAFE-TE closure for baby food safety received a prestigious award at the Dairy Asia Pacific Summit 2019, organised by Duxes for the past seven years. This innovative closure, designed specifically for the Asian market, was recognised as the Most Welcomed Packaging Solution of the Year.

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Esko brings innovation and added value to customers with the release of Software Platform 18.1 update 12-12-2019 Esko continues to bring innovations to market while delivering outstanding value to its customers, unveiling a host of new updates for its integrated software platform which will bring operational efficiency improvements to the packaging value chain. From 25 November, significant new functionality has become available to customers with the release of an 18.1 update of the Esko Software Platform, the suite of software solutions from Esko, the global supplier to the label, packaging and wide format sectors.

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Ritrama’s technological platform conquers Abinbev 11-12-2019 SAB (South Africa Brewery - ABInBev Group company) is the first company worldwide to adopt Ritrama's Core Linerless Solutions® to label its beer bottles. Core Linerless Solutions® is a technological platform - developed in collaboration with Omet, Spilker and Ilti - capable of transforming waste liner into a resource. CLS® was created with the aim of combining sustainability and cost reduction, knowing that reducing process waste is one of the greatest economic and industrial challenges. The products of the series represent a real revolution in the sector. They eliminate the problem of the liner disposal (which even becomes a lamination of the label) once and for all. Reel changes are also reduced thanks to a greater number of labels per roll.

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White paper shows how to improve flexible film coding accuracy and cost 11-12-2019 The pros and cons of various digital technologies in decreasing costs and improving traceability over more traditional, mechanical approaches are explored in a new white paper looking at flexible film coding. Flexible film is the largest and fastest growing packaging material and, traditionally, rotary coding and hot stamping have been used to code these surfaces.

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InPrint Munich 2019 closes with three days of expert talks, new business and effective solutions 10-12-2019 The industrial print industry gathered in Munich from 12 – 14 November 2019 for its leading exhibition of print technology for industrial manufacturing. InPrint Munich 2019 offered a highly targeted platform for 136 exhibitors from 22 countries to get in contact with integrators and users of innovative print technology in a wide variety of manufacturing sectors, ranging from automotive, medical devices, interior design and electronics to plastics, textiles, packaging, and many more.

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