February 2021

Overview Features

-Special effects trough specialty papers and holographic films

-High degree of adhesion

-Glossy or matt effects

-Maximum light barrier

Customer benefits

-Versatility: Wide variety of high quality, odour free laminates for medium / high volume product lines

-Brand Positioning: Differentiation on the shelf through distinctive and premium look;

End consumer benefits

-Product Appeal

- Eye-catchers on the shelf with a fresh and luxury appearance

-Product Safety

This movement is something Bell Packaging have responded to by launching the 100% recyclable and environmentally friendly plastic, Retran®.

You may not be aware that such a thing was available or even possible, however this raw material produced from redundant PET bottles and drinks containers has created a plastic which can be reused over and over again.

Retran® is a transparent material which is clearly marked with the recyclable logo and since its launch in January, the company has converted nearly all of its customers to this form of recycled packaging.

Leveraging the strengths of Arpac, Hamer, Fischbein, and Ohlson, nVenia is positioned to be a leading equipment designer, manufacturer and integrator for primary, secondary and end-of-line packaging solutions. Arpac equipment includes shrink wrappers, tunnels and bundlers, tray and case formers and packers, and robotic and conventional palletizers. Fischbein equipment is the trusted brand for open-mouth bag sewing and sealing systems.

Crystal Lake, Illinois, February 18, 2021 — AptarGroup, Inc. (NYSE:ATR) today reported fourth quarter and annual results for 2020 and highlighted the resiliency of the Company’s business model throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

Fourth Quarter 2020 Summary

Agnes Nagy, Senior Manager, Corporate Training Management for AptarGroup, was the key speaker at a recent global webinar hosted by Cegos, a company specializing in training and development. Addressing the subject “Transforming the global learning experience”, Agnes shared how, in response to the pandemic, Aptar Corporate University (CU) has undertaken a rapid transformation from face-to-face training to a fully online and globally accessible learning resource to support its global workforce.

“We are honored to once again be included in Barron’s 100 Most Sustainable Companies and this is a testament to our steady progress on environmental and social responsibility,” said Stephan Tanda, Aptar President and CEO. “We believe that implementing, and advocating for, sustainable practices is essential to our long-term success. Aptar continues to work towards our Science Based Targets, which focus on reducing our environmental impact and cultivating a diverse and inclusive workplace.”

Amcor’s packaging engineers worked with Nestlé to use polyethylene terephthalate (PET) to create a lightweight, sleek and clear bottle, with the Geo-Strap™ base to prevent denting and overfilling in Nestlé’s supply chain.

The team at Missouri Creative realised the important of the pack design as the single most important touchpoints with consumers, especially to combat the many restrictions around the marketing of alcohol in Norway. Taking a deep dive into the brand’s history, Missouri reimagined icons from historical designs to create the new hero roundel, the refined white wave and the star pattern. Inspiration was also drawn from the iconic Oslo skyline, known as ‘The Barcode’, which Missouri integrated into the pack barcode.