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NEWS CLIPS Partnering to Serve Different Markets Exopack Successes MATTHEWS, NC | Completing one year of operation under the Exopack banner, Exopack Advanced Coatings reports it is surging ahead with the manufacturing of its core product lines. This news follows relocation of its operations from South Hadley, MA, to Matthews. “The Matthews facility has given us a solid foundation for developing new branded product lines that will be marketed and distributed by us,” says David Neal, VP of North America and Asia. One recent addition is a sheeting line that complements the company’s electronic and other products. Systems and Spooner Industries, Ilkley, West Yorkshire, UK, announce a partnership to provide industrial facilities with a single-source solution for their dryer, oven, and air pollution control needs. Spooner Industries will fabricate and install Anguil oxidizer designs on air pollution control applications throughout Europe. The two companies will work together exclusively to supply oxidizers for European converting, coating, and printing operations. Spooner’s new 60,000-sq-ft facility will be the primary manufacturing location for Anguil oxidizer systems going into Eastern and Western Europe. The local UK fabrication capability will allow Anguil to serve the European region without expensive transportation costs. In the US and North America, existing Spooner customers now will have the assurance of working with a dryer company that has local air pollution control and energy recovery capabilities. Anguil’s service capabilities also will be utilized in America for Spooner customers with emergency or long-term service needs. MILWAUKEE, WI | Anguil Environmental P&G Purchases CINCINNATI, OH | The Procter & Gamble Paper Products Co., reports the purchase of new converting machinery from Fabio Perini, including TIME rewinders, and nonstop unwinds. Other components include tail sealers, log accumulators, log saws, and core machines. The Perini machines will be used to convert P&G’s Charmin bathroom tissue and Bounty household towel products. uFabio Perini | 39 0583 4601 | www.fabio-perini.it PFFC-ASAP 353 Endorsements for CMM 2009 TULSA, OK | Five organizations have signed on as endorsing associations for CMM Intl., scheduled for June 2–4, 2009, at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, IL. These organizations will help form the conference program and market the event worldwide. Converting Influence, Green Bay, WI, an organization created to promote supply chain resources to the paper industry, is a first-time endorser. Returning after a brief hiatus are the North American Packaging Assn., the Packaging and Label Gravure Assn., and Radtech. They will be joining long-time CMM supporter, the Assn. of Industrial Metallizers, Coaters and Laminators. MASS SERIALIZATION. If your pharmaceutical customers haven’t asked you about mass serialization yet, they will. Videojet and Label Vision Systems have teamed up with Mark Andy and Roberts PolyPro to offer IMPRINTS™ FOR CONVERTERS, the fastest mass serialization ePedigree solution available to the converter industry. Videojet is the leader in coding technology, and IMprints For Converters is a complete solution that will beneﬁt you and your customers, through the entire supply chain. Call 866.871.3226 to ﬁnd out how you can see a live demonstration, or visit www.videojet.com/converters. AT O W RK IT’S GO TIME. © 2008 Videojet Technologies Inc. All rights reserved. PFFC-ASAP 117 22 | NOVEMBER 2008 WWW.PFFC-ONLINE.COM http://www.fabio-perini.it http://WWW.PFFC-ONLINE.COM

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PFFC - November 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 TLMI Awards Card Making Web Coating Ink Dispensing Lab/Pilot/Technical Facilities Directory Testing & Measuring Products What’s New Products Services Directory Classified Marketplace Advertisers Index Experience Speaks

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