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On the Move...

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January 30, 2005, ... cosmetics and personal care industries. Monadnock Paper Mills, Bennington, NH, appoints James O'Rourke senior manager, strategic account sales, and Robin Kyle sales representative for graphic arts papers. ...

Profit for Printers

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December 30, 2004, ... and cosmetics. The trend is toward thinner films, converted on roll-to-roll presses with in-line sheeting capability. Their paper also gave a detailed and helpful account of the IML injection-molding process. ...

Food Recordkeeping Requirements

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December 30, 2004, ... records availability requirements, as explained below. Section 306 of the Bioterrorism Act amended the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (the Act) to include a new section 414 entitled "Maintenance ...

Coating & Laminating Special Report, Part 5

(Archive)

December 30, 2004, ... equipment, and monitoring. Clean room manufacturing also is becoming increasingly important for meeting stringent cosmetic and visual standard specifications. Joint Development Programs Benefits accrue ...

New Product Digest, Part 1

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November 29, 2004, New products from: Rotatek, HCI Converting Equipment Co., Maguire Products, Sterling Toggle, Battenfeld Gloucester Engineering, NexGen Enviro Systems, Pinnacle Converting Equipment, Davis-Standard, Agfa, ...

Sollas Offers New Wrapping and Banding Options

(Archive)

November 14, 2004, ... suited for the pharmaceutical, cosmetic, graphical, audio-video, and food industries. The Sollas M60/80 is a compact automatic wrapping machine that offers quick change over, an individual product transport ...

Moog Delivers First Press in the United Arab Emirates

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November 11, 2004, H.C. moog GmbH, a producer of multicolo sheetfed gravure presses, continues to enter new markets. After establishing themselves on the American continent in 2003, in September 2004 it delivered its first ...

Celplast Metallized Products Named Exclusive NA Distributor of Alcan's Ceramis Film Product

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November 01, 2004, ... substrates, providing packaging solutions for the food, pharmaceutical, cosmetics and high-tech industries," explains Celplast. With Ceramis, its standard metallized films, and its new line of high-barrier ...

WHAT'S NE

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October 30, 2004, ... enables users to convert auto-lock boxes in-line at speeds to 5,000 pph. Applications include pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and other specialty packaging products. Corona Web Cleaner Offered Vetaphone, ...

The Gold Standard

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October 30, 2004, ... 1.5-V printed battery that powers micro-electronic applications in the novelty, radio frequency identification, cosmetic, and medical industries. A Cool Competitor The Smirnoff Ice Low Carb beverage ...

Implications of Bioterrorism Act

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September 29, 2004, ... Drug and Cosmetic Act.” Remember the entry document or invoice for any chemical substance (defined to exclude foods, food additives, drugs, cosmetics, or devices when manufactured or distributed in ...

Converting Industry News, Part 2

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September 29, 2004, ... footwear, home entertainment, PCs, PC software and related consumables, drinks and food products, batteries and shaving products, toiletries, cosmetics, and health and beauty products. For more information ...

Agfa to Showcase Cost-Reducing Screening Technology for Packaging at DigiPack Congress

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September 19, 2004, ... to 154 lpi, using 305, 355, 500 lpi aniloxes. Folding Carton Showing samples from the food, cosmetics, agriculture, and specialty markets with screen rulings of 210, 240, 280, and 340 lpi. Flexible ...

Eval Co. of America Expanding Resin Production

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September 02, 2004, ... of a package." The company says its EVAL resins are also used in floor heating pipe systems, chemical bottles, fuel pipes, cosmetics, wallpaper, balloons, and several other consumer and industrial applications ...

New Product Digest

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August 30, 2004, ... ideal for pharmaceutical, cosmetic, food, beverage, and medical packaging. Inks are balanced for use with company's Ink Miser computerized ink blending system. Test Release and Adhesion Testing Machines, ...

Label Converter Bern-etic First to Install Mark Andy LP3000 in France

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August 10, 2004, ... quality of label to customers whose work previously was printed using water-based inks." In addition to the food market, Bern-etic supplies labels to the industrial and cosmetic markets. Says Bern-etic ...

Antimicrobials: On the Fast Track

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July 31, 2004, ... It is used in treating water and is found in toothpaste, soaps, cosmetics, and packaging products. This antimicrobial, which is a chlorinated derivative of phenol, in recent years has come under scrutiny ...

Reporter Clips

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July 30, 2004, ... for food, drugs, cosmetics, aerosol, chemicals, and clothing. For more information on the encyclopedia or Labelexpo, contact Cordelia Hime at +44 (0) 20 8846 2700 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Adhesive ...

People & Places

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July 30, 2004, ... are now in one site. At Curtis Packaging, Sandy Hook, CT, John Giusto becomes VP of manufacturing and Michael J. Simko joins as an account executive. Simko will focus his sales efforts within the cosmetics ...

PEOPLE AND PLACES

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June 30, 2004, ... Jr. president, while appointing Bharat Adhia to the newly created position of managing director of the Cosmetics, Beauty & Personal Care Business in North and South America, Japan, and Southeast Asia. ...