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With customers increasingly adopting laser marking solutions for more of their product identification and packaging applications, the SmartLase F250 is the ideal solution for modern fast pace production lines. The SLF250 is the first new product launched as a result of Markem-Imaje’s acquisition of laser coding and marking solutions specialist Solaris Laser.

The team, led by professor Eran Sharon and Ido Levin of the Racah Institute of Physics, faculty of science, is pursuing commercialization of this manufacturing technique, which could reduce packaging and in turn carbon dioxide emissions for producers.

“Our shape-shifting pasta technology has the potential to transform the manufacturing, transportation and storage process,” Mr. Sharon said. “The potential of this technology is immense, and I look forward to seeing it outside of the lab ‘wowing’ consumers and providing a positive impact to consumer and business alike.”

Qenos will take Australia once step closer to circular plastics using advanced recycling technology from Plastic Energy and Axens.

This is an important step in the development of the Qenos Circular Plastics Project to meet customer expectations and deliver on recycled content targets by 2025.

Qenos CEO, Stephen Bell, said that this important step in the development of the Qenos Circular Plastics Project (QCPP) was the result of an extensive assessment of suitable advanced recycling technologies and partners, supported in part by the Victorian Government.

Minneapolis-based AWT Labels & Packaging (AWT), a provider of specialty labels and packaging for the healthcare, food and beverage, personal care, and industrial durable end markets, has announced the acquisition of Labeltronix.

Labeltronix represents the second acquisition by AWT in recent months, following the January acquisition of MacArthur Corporation, a manufacturer of custom engineered industrial and durable label solutions with headquarters in Grand Blanc, MI, and operations in Michigan, Poland, and China.

Jambusar (Gujarat) [India], October 27 (ANI): German Ambassador to India, Walter J Lindner, visited the SCHOTT factory site in Jambusar, Gujarat, on Wednesday and said that the glass manufactured by the company is responsible for almost 95 per cent of COVID-19 vaccine packaging in India.

The innovation ensures accuracy in calculations, granularity with data and most importantly, carbon transparency for businesses.

Ready to enable informed decisions in terms of how materials are sourced, packaging is manufactured, stored and delivered, the software can calculate packaging CO2 emissions, for many thousands of SKU’s therefore reducing the time and cost of a conventional Life Cycle Analysis.

The company’s plans were confirmed earlier this year, when it announced it would be restructuring some of its American sites, which also involved the closure of a further manufacturing facility based in Atlanta, Georgia, shifting production to other locations in the country.

As the business previously explained, the move – which the company explained to Confectionery Production impacting around 600 staff in New Jersey at its Nabisco site that had operated for decades, comes as the business seeks to re-focus its biscuit manufacturing to meet changing consumer demands.

The patent pending LCS2 product is designed to prevent thin semiconductor components from migrating out of the pockets of waffle pack chip trays during shipping and handling. 

"The new LCS2 product has the potential to save semiconductor manufacturers millions of dollars in costs associated with yield loss, rework labor and RMA's caused by die migration" said Darby Davis, VP of Sales and Marketing for Delphon.