Tag: Packaging
United Caps acquires Embalatap
Alok Masterbatches R&D for safer packaging
With a view to drive innovation in the masterbatch industry and introduce novel products to the market, Alok Masterbatches set up the Alok Technology Incubation Centre in December 2015.
Uflex formulation for reprocessable edible oil films
According to a company press release, Uflex has developed a customized formulation that renders barrier packaging for edible oil re-processable. Given that comparable oil packaging films are generally between 70 and 110 microns with a nylon content of 7 to 12%,
Canpac’s multipronged expansion – “We are innovating without charging the...
High technolog engraving
Simec is a 60 year old company based in Italy which is a pioneer in the manufacture of anilox rolls for flexo printing and coating and also embossing rolls for special characteristics on paper
Avery Dennison 5th Annual Awards
Avery Dennison Label and Graphic Materials recognized eight pressure-sensitive industry suppliers during the company’s fifth annual supplier recognition ceremony held on 12-13 March in Oegstgeest
Carbon Light finds local demand at Plastindia
With a large plant located in the Delhi-NCR region, Carbon Light manufactures for the packaging, paper and film, mining, printing and machinery manufacturing industries. The company is a
Highcon launches Euclid IIIC laser diecutter for corrugated
Highcon announced on 21 February 2108 at its headquarters in Yavne Israel, the launch of the Highcon Euclid IIIC for cutting and creasing corrugated and fluted substrates from 1 mm up to 3 mm
Nine Rapidas sold in Q1 include three with QCC automation
K&B (KBA) generally dominates the Indian market for highly configured packaging presses. While the strong sales and installations of Rapida 105 and 106 format 7-color plus coater full UV presses continued in the
Paper prices are likely to move up in India
The year 2017 was a record year for the import of pulp used for papermaking in Asia. China has led this growth over the past ten years and if its consumption growth for lumber and pulp were to continue, it would










