This innovation puts into practice the principles of the circular economy and the ‘cradle-to-cradle’ concept.
The upgrade is part of a larger 2025 investment program designed to improve the country’s recycling infrastructure ahead of new regulatory requirements.
The upgrade replaced manual packaging processes with an automated system
CellPress’ low water absorption minimizes swelling and deformation, while its resistance to reactive substances slows down material-related aging.
The printer expands the colour gamut by up to 19%, delivering exceptionally vibrant and accurate results.
The distribution agreement targets Thai label market expansion.
South African converter adds advanced press equipped with both a multi-layer device and a rotary die-cutting unit.
The transaction, is expected to close by the end of 2025, pending regulatory approval.
The new crane will help Paklog manage loads more efficiently and maintain safe handling practices.
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