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SHOW PREVIEW CPP 2008 Has it All CPP Expo provides a venue for converters to mingle with both Pack Expo and Process Expo exhibitors and attendees for a full supply chain event. By Claudia Hine, Managing Editor McCormick Place, Chicago, IL Sunday–Wednesday, November 9–12, 9:00 A.M.–5:00 P.M. Thursday, November 13, 9:00 A.M.–2:00 P.M. onverting & Package Printing Expo returns to McCormick Place in Chicago, IL, November 9–13. Once again, CPP Expo will be co-located with Pack Expo and Process Expo, giving visitors a costeffective, efficient way to attend this supply chain event. Organizers say converters cite this combination of three shows at the same location as the top reason they plan to attend CPP. Produced and managed by H.A. Bruno, Paramus, NJ, CPP Expo presents the unique opportunity to meet your customers—and their customers—in one place at one time. “Being physically colocated makes all the difference in the world,” says Leo Nadolske, president of CPP Expo, who adds industry-related exhibitions co-locating under one roof is just a natural progression of adjusting to industry trends. Exhibiting companies serve the flexible packaging, folding carton/boxmaking, corrugated converting, tissue converting, and narrow web tag and label industries. For more information, visit www.cppexpo.com. WWW.PFFC-ONLINE.COM C Conference Program Tuesday, November 11 CPP will hold educational sessions on two days of the show. Here is what you can learn. u 11:50 A.M.–12:30 P.M.—Increase Profits by Aligning Your Assets—Richard Henry, VP, The Advanced Team u 12:40–1:20 P.M.—Over-Treatment of PET–Fact or Fiction (Part 1)—Jessica Bodine, technical sales representative, MICA Corp. Wednesday, November 12 u 8:30–9:10 A.M.—Folding Cartons–Rethink Your Workflow and Drive More Profits—Mike Pfaff, folding carton manager, Comco, and Steve Leiben, sales manager, Matik North America u 9:20–10:00 A.M.—Flexible Packaging–It’s Not Just for Wide Web Anymore—Jerry Henson, flexible packaging manager, Mark Andy, and Giancarlo Ciammi, VP, Nordmeccanica Group u 11:00–11:40 A.M.—Trends and Opportunities for Labels and other Package Decorations—Jeff Feltz, director of product development, Mark Andy u 11:50 A.M.–12:30 P.M.—FDA FCN Compliant Food Packaging Using UV/EB Curing—Ron Golden, founder, FocalPoint Consulting, and Im Rangwalla, Energy Sciences u 12:40–1:20 P.M.—The Impact of UV/EB Curing on Sustainable Packaging—Steve Lapin, applications specialist, PCT Engineered Systems, and Albert Lin, Henkel Corp. u 12:40–1:20 P.M.—FIRST 4.0: Flexographic Image Reproduction Specifications and Tolerances—Robb Frimming, print services director, Schawk! CEMA Joins In The Converting Equipment Mfrs. Assn. (CEMA) will hold its Slitting & Rewinding Fundamentals For Converters seminar in conjunction with CPP and Pack Expo. The twoday seminar will be held November 11–12 at McCormick Place, and each attendee will receive a complimentary VIP exhibition pass for CPP and Pack Expo. The CEMA seminar will cover stepby-step, best-practice techniques. It is structured to be easily understood by those who are new to the industry, while providing advanced information to those with more experience. OCTOBER 2008 | 41 http://www.cppexpo.com http://www.cppexpo.com http://www.pffc-online.com

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PFFC - October 2008 Contents First Glance Calendar of Events From the Editor Web Lines Process Management News Clips Narrow Web & Label Reporter Narrow Web & Label What's New Products Shrink Sleeves Carton & Box Reporter Carton & Box What's New Products Cover Story - Custom Coating Core Shafts Show Preview Flexo Printing Film Converting Static Control UV/EB Inks What's New Products Trade Show in Print Services Directory Classified Marketplace Equipment Buyers & Sellers Advertisers Index Experience Speaks

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