The benefits are clear – businesses reuse the same packaging again and again, multiplying the value of each pack by several orders of magnitude before its life cycle eventually ends. In an ideal world, the packs could be made to be recyclable at the end of this process.
Seven-Up Bottling Co. Ltd was founded in Nigeria in 1960, on the same day the country gained its independence from the United Kingdom. Ever since that first bottle of 7Up, the company has grown steadily by remaining faithful to its mission of using the best available technology.
All companies and institutes are invited to participate in one or more of the three different categories. The projects submitted will be judged by an international panel of judges from renowned companies and institutes in three categories.
Konica Minolta, the European market leader in digital label printing systems, will be presenting the benefits of sustainable digital label and packaging production at Labelexpo Europe in Brussels from 11 to 14 September at Stand C2122 in Hall 8.
Konica Minolta, the European market leader in digital label printing systems, will be presenting the benefits of sustainable digital label and packaging production at Labelexpo Europe in Brussels from 11 to 14 September at Stand C2122 in Hall 8.
Three years after establishing its first manufacturing site in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), Coveris is further expanding its footprint by accessing the strongest market in the region, Poland. D.K. LAMIN will be integrated into the Coveris network.
Arburg is responding to buyers desire to save energy and the countrys increased need for sustainability with its presence at Plast 2023 in Milan (stand CD 6162 in Hall 22). From 5 to 8 September Arburg will show the full range of technologies.
