Document Security Systems, Inc. (NYSE AMEX: DMC) (“DSS”), a leader in counterfeit prevention, product diversion and brand protection technologies today announced that it has hired Robert McAleavey, formerly General Manager of Specialized Printed Forms, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Ennis, Inc. (NYSE: EBF), to manage DSS’s Security Printing Division known as “DPI”.
Staples, Inc. (Nasdaq: SPLS) announced today a new strategic alliance with one of the leading Swiss office products companies, Büro Schoch Direct AG. Within Switzerland, Staples and Büro Schoch Direct will work together exclusively on international accounts and collaborate to exchange best practices.
UPM Timber divides its business into independent sawn timber and further processing businesses to enhance its service ability for timber and building industry customers. The structural change is carried out to give more precise service for different end use customer groups and to improve new product development capabilities for sustainable building.
New environmentally conscious computer-to-plate (CtP) range delivers high-quality plate imaging at over one plate per minute
LANXESS is the first chemical company to switch to Eco Plus from DB Schenker Rail for single wagon transport
Momentive Specialty Chemicals Inc. is introducing a new line of storage-stable, 1K, Waterborne Epoxy Phenolic Co-Dispersions that are zero VOC and yield superior performance for baked industrial coatings on pipes, drum liners, abrasives and wires that require high chemical, solvent, and thermal resistance. These coatings demonstrate superior adhesion, film flexibility, toughness and high Tg.
Curwood announced today that its Liquiflex Advance filmthe ultra-tough, sustainable new option for packaging pumpable bulk foodservice productswon gold in the 2011 FPA Achievement Awards Competition. Used to make bulk pouches for liquids and semi-liquids such as soups, sauces, condiments and meat slurry, the award-winning new film replaces metal foodservice cans or traditional bulk liquid films, generating 96% less waste than cans and up to 30% less waste than conventional films.
