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Dated: 14 November 2008
Pliant Corp introduces new Revolution meat and produce wrapping films for improved yield and higher performance at lower costs.
With recent economic conditions affecting supply prices, packagers can now counter these increases and replace their current packaging with a remarkable new substitute.
The company says the thinner gauge, high performance film can lower packaging expenses, while maintaining outstanding performance characteristics for both in-store manual wrap stations and high-speed automation.
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(7 January 2009)
Sealed Air Corp has announced the expiration and final results of its previously announced cash tender offer to purchase any and all of its outstanding 6.95% senior notes due May 1...
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(6 January 2009)
Rohm and Haas was recently named “best business partner” in the China plastics industry by the China Engineering Plastics Industry Association (CEPIA). The company was recognized f...
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(30 December 2008)
The European business units of Crown Holdings have been recognized with fourteen ‘Best in Metal’ awards from the Metal Packaging Manufacturers Association (MPMA). Crown Speciality ...
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(29 December 2008)
Paramount Packaging, distributor for Fuji Packaging Machinery in the UK and Ireland, has introduced its new Fuji FW3410B Alpha horizontal flow wrapper featuring the Zip-Pak RESEAL ...
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(26 December 2008)
China Organic Agriculture says its recently formed Asia Star Ice Wine joint venture held its initial development meeting. “With the joint venture management in place, China Organic...
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(22 December 2008)
AUSPACK will be introducing a new Bioplastics Pavilion in 2009 to show visitors the technologies that are available in the industry. The Bioplastics Pavilion will consist of member...
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(19 December 2008)
Weber Marking Systems is introducing its new Tronics Series 3 pressure-sensitive label applicator, which can be configured to handle a wide range of package shapes and label config...
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(19 December 2008)
The Brewers Association’s (BA’s) Export Development Program (EDP) showcased American craft beer in Shanghai and Beijing last week. The trip promoted craft beer for the first time i...
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Russia's X5 Retail Group has agreed to buy 100 per cent of OOO Agrotorg-Rostov - a franchisee of the group's Pyaterochka chain in the Rostov region - for RUB 400 mln (EUR 10 mln). The sum includes refinancing of debt owed to B.I.N.BANK and trade accounts payable to suppliers and employees.
Rewe is further establishing itself in Russia with the opening of its first Selgros Cash & Carry market in Kotelniki, in the greater Moscow area. It will offer an extensive assortment of food and non-food products at wholesale prices 24 hours per day on more than 10,000 square meters of selling space.
Lidl is stepping up its expansion plans in the UK. In an interview with The Times, Martin Bailie the company's regional director for the Midlands, said that the group expects to open a further 50 stores in 2009. This comes on top of the 49 opened in 2008, which brought the total to 505.
Saigon Co.op, a leading grocery retailer in Vietnam, is set to open a chain of small-scale food outlets in Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC). The Co.op Food outlets will be located in densely populated zones and will sell fresh food and vegetables, according to a report in Vietnam Business Finance.
Russia's largest grocery group, X5 Retail, has signed a deal with A5 pharmacy chain, one of Russia’s leading pharmacy retailers. The partnership agreement grants A5 preemptive rights to rent space adjacent to X5’s food retail stores at commercial market rates, at properties owned or leased by X5.
Wal-Mart has announced it will launch a tender to acquire all the issued and outstanding shares and American Depositary Shares of the Chilean company, Distribución y Servicio D&S S.A.(DYS), giving it a major foothold in the South American country.
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