Who made it into July's industry movers gallery with job news in the processing and packaging arena? Sidel, tna, Adept, Mintel, Goss, Clondalkin Group and Toray Platics all feature in the gallery
Sidel said it is turning to bottling line optimisation in light of the fact that beverage and liquid food manufacturers have not been investing significantly in new production capacity since the start of the global economic crisis.
Soft drinks group Hansa Heeman has extended a partnership with a
long-term processing and packaging supplier in constructing a new
bottling plant to meet its specific needs in the still and
carbonated water segment.
European plants using Sidel packaging equipment can now get
round-the-clock day technical assistance over the phone, helping to
reduce production delays in the event of problems, the manufacturer
claims.
After three years of R&D, Sidel is using Interpack 2005 to
demonstrate how it can help manufacturers improve their cost
effectiveness, writes Anthony Fletcher.
Sidel will be featuring its latest technological innovations in the blow moulding sector, which will include the Actis treated PET beer bottle for the German market, as well as highlighting its expanded international presence at the forthcoming BRAU trade...
Sidel, the leading global manufacturer of plastic packaging systems
for liquid food conditioning, has launched a new corporate logo to
reaffirm it new identity after being bought out by Tetra Laval at
the beginning on the year.
The Sidel Group has confirmed that it will be acquiring Cermex in
its core business operations from next month. Cermex is a
recognised specialist in case packing, shrink-wrapping and
palletising equipment, qualities which Sidel beleives...
Sidel will showcase a PET blowing system at the forthcoming NPE in
Chicago, US that is said to be the fastest machinery of its kind -
beating two previous records.
Sidel is to preview five new machines for PET container production
at the upcoming international packaging fair, Hispack, to be held
in Barcelona from 31 March to 4 April.
Following a less than satisfactory performance in 2001, and despite
unfavourable exchange rates last year, Sidel got back on the growth
track in 2002, posting a 5.2 per cent rise in sales to €981.1
million.
Tetra Laval's €1.7 billion bid for French beverage equipment
manufacturer Sidel is expected to be cleared by European
competition regulators after 18 months of wrangling.
Sidel, the French company specialising in machinery for liquid
packaging, has announced a new service which it will be previewing
at the forthcoming Emballage World Packaging Exhibition, held in
Villepinte, France this November.
Sidel, the French manufacturer of machinery for bottle producers,
is expected to return to profitability in 2002, after last year's
€47.5 million net loss.
