Packaging
TCPL expands its Haridwar plant
TCPL, which has three plants at Silvasa, strengthened its multi-locational printing packaging operations after setting up its Hardiwar plant in 2005.
Sun European Partners acquires Kobush-Sengewald
Private equity firm Sun European Partners, owner of Polestar, has expanded its portfolio of flexible packaging companies by acquiring Kobush-Sengewald from Pregis.
Domino launches new ink for thermal inkjet printing
Domino Printing Sciences has launched a new ethanol-based black ink aimed at coding and marking packaging within the confectionary and food markets.
Mayer Kuvert buys GPV including Heritage and Chapmans
GPV Group, the French parent of UK manufacturer Heritage Envelopes and its subsidiary Chapmans, has been bought out of administration by German envelope group Mayer Kuvert.
Printers missing out on benefits of bespoke, says Pendragon
Bespoke box and envelope manufacturer Pendragon Presentation Packaging has said that there is still a place for specialist hand-finished products in the industry.
FFEI showcases RealPro 3D-Packager at Packaging Innovations 2011
FFEI is showcasing its RealPro 3D-Packager carton visualisation tool at the Packaging Innovations show at the Business Design Centre in London this week (6-7 October).
Leyprint targeting sales boost following KBA Rapida investment
Leyprint has responded to a burgeoning demand for faster turnaround times and is targeting increased year-on-year growth after investing in a B1 KBA Rapida press.
Third Indo-German Packaging Printing Conference
Things are hotting up for the third Indo-German Packaging Printing Conference, which will be hosted on 22-23 November in Hotel Novotel, Mumbai. Kiran Prayagi, the chairman of the conference has put...
Plastic Card Services wins Holland & Barrett contract
Loyalty card manufacturer Plastic Card Services (PCS) has won a contract to produce cards for Holland & Barrett's customer loyalty scheme.
Mercian Labels Group upgrades to Xeikon 3300 as short-run demand booms
Cannock-based Mercian Labels Group is to replace its Xeikon 330 with a 3300 model to cater for growing short-run demand.