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First IppStar-PackTech India conference in Mumbai from 16 to 17 December 2016

Messe Düsseldorf India and IppStar have agreed to jointly organize a two-day conference on 16 and 17 December 2016, alongside the biannual International PackTech India / FoodPex India at the Bombay Exhibition Centre in Mumbai. While the PackTech India / FoodPex India will take place from 15 to 17 December 2016, the first annual IppStar-PackTech India Packaging Design, Innovation and Technology Conference will take place at the conference hall at the same site on 16 and 17 December.

Demo of in-line inspection systems for presses from KBA, Manroland

EyeC will focus on buyers and manufacturers of high-quality packages at drupa 2016. The inspection experts will introduce its latest advances in print quality control. Ansgar Kaupp, CEO of EyeC, commented, “We are now able to offer buyers and manufacturers of high-quality folding boxes efficient solutions for a total quality control. We are especially able to meet their three main needs – ensuring a 100% outgoing control of folding boxes with complex finishing; reducing production costs through ever faster quality checks; and providing a comprehensive range of solutions for a suitable integration in their budget and environment.”

Touch the future

Touch the future

The drupa 2016 organizers have taken on the challenge of maintaining a platform that tries to bring together many of the threads that are still developing and not fully formed such as industrial printing and 3D printing. They have also decided to move packaging which has always been a significant segment even more consciously into the limelight at this year’s show.

Sustainability, recyclability and innovations to lead the future

Sustainability, recyclability and innovations to lead the future

Reckitt Benckiser Group is a British multinational consumer goods company headquartered in Slough, England. A producer of health, hygiene and home products, it was formed in 1999 by the merger of the UK-based Reckitt & Colman and the Netherlands-based Benckiser NV. Its Indian operations under the name of Reckitt & Colman started in 1951 although it has been selling its products in India since 1911. The company was rebranded as RB India in 1999.

cosmetic

Increase efficiency and protect your cosmetic brand

In the fight against brand counterfeiting and diversion, it is important to know exactly where your products are throughout the supply chain. Comprehensive coding...
Ken Chrisman, president, product care, Sealed Air. Photo PSA

Sealed Air to set up Packaging Application Center in India

A Fortune 500 company, Sealed Air is engaged in food safety and security, facility hygiene and product protection businesses. Headquartered in New Jersey, USA,...
One of the largest landfill sites in the world is in Greece, up to half a kilometre deep

Landfill in Athens and Save Food initiatives in the UK

An ugly face of Europe not normally seen or expected, and lives lived and lives lost in ways that beggar belief in the developed...
Retrofit for Rotoflex VSI, HSI, VLI lines

Retrofit for Rotoflex VSI, HSI, VLI lines

Rotoflex has released the new Security Series, bringing the latest advancements in stringent label inspection and finishing to its VSI, HSI and VLI product...
Producing up to 18,000 ice cream cones an hour

Producing up to 18,000 ice cream cones an hour

Tetra Pak has introduced an upgraded Ice Cream Filler A3 designed specifically for small to medium producers looking to lower operating costs with minimal investment. The ice cream filler produces up to 18,000 ice cream cones an hour and features a cone dispenser capable of handling different cones and cups; an easy-to-operate chocolate sprayer; and a precise lid dispenser improving standardization.

Continuing with the four ‘R’ approach of reducing, reusing, recovering, recycling

Continuing with the four ‘R’ approach of reducing, reusing, recovering, recycling

Unilever has reached a new industry-leading achievement of sending zero non-hazardous waste to landfill across more than 600 sites, in 70 countries, including factories, warehouses, distribution centres and offices. Having identified the different non-hazardous waste streams in its operations Unilever has now found alternative routes for the waste from these sites.