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More MailerBAGs, Please! Mondi Invests to Meet Growing eCommerce Demand

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More MailerBAGs, Please! Mondi Invests to Meet Growing eCommerce Demand

  • Mondi is investing over €16 million at its Krapkowice plant in Poland to increase production of its MailerBAG range.
  • Investment comes in response to demand for sustainable packaging from growing eCommerce industry.
  • MailerBAG lines in Poland ideally placed to serve customers across the whole of Europe.

Mondi’s eCommerce portfolio is widely recognised as a supplier of economic, efficient and easy packaging solutions using base materials that are sustainable by design.

Mondi, a global leader in sustainable packaging and paper, is investing over €16 million in its Krapkowice plant in Poland in response to demand for sustainable packaging from the eCommerce industry.

Durable, lightweight as well as puncture and tear-resistant, Mondi’s MailerBAGs are cost-effective for customers to transport as they save space and weight. Available in a range of sizes, the bags are easy to open and close making them ideal for delivery and returns. Excellent printability also ensures brands can communicate their key messages to consumers easily.

The Krapkowice plant is dedicated to the production of Mondi’s MailerBAGs, and based in Poland, is ideally located to serve the whole of Europe. This investment will more than double Mondi’s MailerBAG production capacity for 2023 in Poland and will include a new production line.

Mondi has a broad eCommerce offering, across its corrugated and flexible packaging businesses, which includes its MailerBAG solution. The MailerBAGs are made from Mondi’s kraft paper, which is made from responsibly sourced fibres, and produced and converted in-house – a benefit of the Group’s integrated value chain. In addition, the bags are designed to be recycled in conventional paper recycling streams across Europe, making them the ideal alternative to plastic mailers.

Thierry De-Vleminck, MailerBAG Director, Mondi Paper Bags, says: “Consumers are becoming more concerned about packaging materials, with research showing around 70% willing to pay more for best-fit packaging. The growing eCommerce market needs a strong supply of quality packaging that has a real focus on sustainability, which is what we deliver, a bespoke solution for every customer, every time.”

Bogdan Rozio, Regional Manager Central and Eastern Europe and Managing Director Poland, Mondi Paper Bags, adds: “We’re delighted to be investing further in the eCommerce industry and in our Krapkowice plant. It contributes to our MAP2030 commitment to make all our packaging solutions reusable, recyclable or compostable by 2025, and allows us to respond to the market demand in this key region.”

www.mondigroup.com

 

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Solvay and Zotefoams Sign Long-Term Supply Agreement for Advanced Cellular Material Solutions in Aerospace Based on Solef PVDF

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Solvay and Zotefoams Sign Long-Term Supply Agreement for Advanced Cellular Material Solutions in Aerospace Based on Solef PVDF

Collaboration opens exciting new perspectives in weight reduction and noise & vibration management for aircraft cabin interiors

Solvay, a global market leader in polymer and composite materials, signed a long-term agreement with Zotefoams, the world’s largest manufacturer of lightweight cross-linked polyolefin block foams and a specialist in innovative technical foams, for the supply of Solef polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF). Solef will be used to produce Zotefoams’ ZOTEK F high-performance closed cell crosslinked aerospace foam range. The collaboration will target a wide range of interior applications in aerospace including ducting, carpet underlay, environmental control systems and insulation, where low weight, high flame retardancy and cost-effective processability are paramount.

“This agreement marks the starting point of a collaborative partnership towards supply security, quality and innovation,” says Marc Doyle, Executive Vice President for Aerospace & Defense of Solvay Materials Business. “It opens exciting new perspectives for weight reduction as well as noise and vibration management for interior components thanks to Solef PVDF, extending the reach of our polymers into yet another demanding market segment. We are excited to partner with Zotefoams in helping the aircraft industry achieve its ambitious environmental and sustainability targets.”

Solef PVDF is inherently flame retardant and combines a high degree of purity with robust mechanical properties, electrochemical stability and broad chemical resistance at high temperatures. The specialty polymer already has a history of proven success in various markets including fast growing lithium-ion batteries for Automotive. Formed to deliver lightweight closed cell cross-linked foams, it can provide weight savings of up to 70% in aircraft interiors while meeting the strictest aerospace standards.

“PVDF foam is the ideal material for a multitude of applications in air- and spacecraft interiors and we are delighted that this agreement gives security of supply for our customers in unpredictable times,” comments James Bridges, Director of High-Performance Products at Zotefoams. “As the commercial aviation sector strives to meet stringent carbon reduction targets, the lightweighting capabilities of ZOTEK F are more in demand than ever, so the announcement of our partnership with Solvay could not be more timely. We look forward to working together to explore new horizons with cellular materials based on Solef PVDF.”

Learn more at www.solvay.com

 

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Kent Wins FEED Contract for ExxonMobil’s Large-Scale Plastic Waste Advanced Recycling Program

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Kent Wins FEED Contract for ExxonMobil’s Large-Scale Plastic Waste Advanced Recycling Program

  • Kent will provide Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) services for ExxonMobil’s advanced recycling facilities under assessment in Baytown (Texas), Beaumont (Texas), Baton Rouge (Louisiana), Joliet (Illinois), Sarnia (Canada), Rotterdam (The Netherlands) and Antwerp (Belgium).
  • Kent provided Engineering, Procurement and Construction Management services to ExxonMobil for its Baytown advanced recycling facility, which commenced commercial operations in December 2022 and is now one of the largest advanced recycling operations in North America.
  • Tush Doshi, COO at Kent, said: “We are proud to be associated with this project to provide FEED services for ExxonMobil’s advanced recycling projects. The win is a testament to the fantastic work we have been doing in the field of recycling waste. It is a milestone project, and this exciting program will demonstrate how the recycling process is evolving to become more efficient and pave the way to a better future for our planet.”

Kent, a leading engineering company in the energy and chemicals industries, has been appointed as the Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) contractor for potential expansion of ExxonMobil’s advanced recycling facilities.

Kent will provide FEED services for potential new units across seven sites under this advanced plastics recycling global portfolio program, based on the success of a trial unit in Baytown, Texas designed by Kent during 2021 and 2022. The new such units are under assessment at ExxonMobil facilities located in Baytown (Texas), Beaumont (Texas), Baton Rouge (Louisiana), Joliet (Illinois), Sarnia (Canada), Rotterdam (The Netherlands) and Antwerp (Belgium). The first unit at Baytown started up late last year as one of the largest advanced recycling facilities in North America.

Tush Doshi, COO at Kent, said: “We are proud to be associated with this project to complete FEED services for ExxonMobil’s advanced recycling projects. The win is a testament to the fantastic work we have been doing in the field of recycling waste. It is a milestone project, and this exciting program will demonstrate how the recycling process is evolving to become more efficient and pave the way to a better future for our planet.”

By turning difficult-to-recycle plastic waste back into raw materials that can be used to make new plastic and other valuable products, ExxonMobil’s advanced recycling technology can divert plastic waste from landfill or incineration and help to meet customer goals for circularity.

Sean McNelis, ExxonMobil’s Venture Project Manager, commented: “Advancing this portfolio of projects into FEED is an important milestone as we look to expand advanced recycling globally to help achieve a more circular economy.”

 

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The Impact of Social Media: This is How Ricoh Europe Captivated Audiences During a Key Trade Event

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The Impact of Social Media: This is How Ricoh Europe Captivated Audiences During a Key Trade Event

The challenge

Ricoh Europe provides graphic communications solutions for commercial printing, enterprise print rooms and other printing needs, including hardware, software and services.

Every two years, Lucerne, Switzerland becomes the global center for high-performance digital printing thanks to its Hunkeler Innovationdays trade show. By attending the show, Ricoh Europe wanted to strengthen its position as a market leader in high-speed inkjet technology. To achieve this, audiences need to be successfully informed before and during Hunkeler Innovationdays.

The solution

duomedia put together a social media campaign for Ricoh Europe focused on brand awareness and fostering engagement. The campaign was designed in line with Ricoh’s branding guidelines. Its first focus was reach. It aimed at gaining visibility with a pre-event teaser video announcing the presence of Ricoh at Hunkeler.

Next, three short videos were created on site at the Ricoh stand to describe the new products and technologies presented at the show.

The path to success: A strategic approach

Pre-event track

A Twitter and LinkedIn advertising campaign targeted specific leads before the start of the event. duomedia edited and posted the visual materials provided by Ricoh Europe to develop engaging content for the campaign. duomedia adapted all the information available and prepared a content calendar which was used to plan, edit, approve and schedule the campaign content.

Live track

duomedia created three videos at the Ricoh stand. The videos were created and edited on the spot in order to be able to go live quickly. The speed of execution was key for the relevance of the videos to the audiences at Hunkeler Innovationdays. A new video was released each day to actively reach out to and engage with visitors to the event.

To make sure social media advertising budgets were spent efficiently, audiences were targeted based on their geographic location. This ensured that the paid reach was directed only towards visitors that would be able to physically make their way to the Ricoh stand.

The distribution: Paid and organic posts

The social media campaign opened with pre-event posts containing compelling calls to action. Its objective was to direct traffic to the Ricoh Europe landing page dedicated to Hunkeler Innovationdays 2023. A pre-event video was actively promoted through Twitter and LinkedIn advertising, targeting audiences in both German and English.

As the event drew closer, duomedia crafted a series of informative blogs to emphasise Ricoh’s participation. These blogs showcased the technologies to be presented at the event, and encouraged visitors to come to the stand to learn more.

The videos shot at the stand were released and actively promoted on LinkedIn and Twitter on a daily basis. duomedia also published organic posts across all Ricoh Europe’s social media pages.

www.duomedia.com

 

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The Ultimate Packaging Proofing Solution is Here. CGS ORIS Launches Real Substrate Proof

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The Ultimate Packaging Proofing Solution is Here. CGS ORIS Launches Real Substrate Proof

Print on any packaging substrates with 100% Gamut and 100% Confidence.

CGS ORIS today announced the launch of Real Substrate Proof, a breakthrough that is set to transform the way prepress houses and packaging converters communicate color with their brand customers. Developed in partnership with Mutoh, Real Substrate Proof enables production of proofs and mock-ups on the final target production substrate. Unlike other solutions, Real Substrate Proof retains the look and feel and all other physical properties of the substrate.

“We are very excited to bring this unique and exclusive solution to market,” said Heiner Müller, Sales Director Packaging, at CGS ORIS. “One of the key challenges in proofing of packaging designs in the past was the need to use special coated substrates not quite resembling the final stock or to use UV inks which add a distinctive ink layer to the substrate. Worse, UV inks quite often have an offensive odor.

Also, a basic prerequisite for packaging proofing is the ability to match brand and spot colors. Our brand-new ink set, specifically designed for use with FLEX PACK software, include CMYK as well as orange, green, blue, and white, matching that requirement and covering nearly 100% of the Pantone Library.

The inks are non-toxic, odorless, highly stretchable, and print on a variety of substrates such as extremely thin flexibles, shrink and IML film, solid carton, or corrugated board. They are heat resistant and can be over-varnished, making it suitable even for applications like printing on metal. This makes proofs not only more realistic, but also easier, faster, and cheaper to produce, important in a highly competitive marketplace where quality and time to market are critical to the success of prepress houses and packaging converters, as well as their brand customers.”

The Solution

Real Substrate Proof, developed jointly with Mutoh, is part of the FLEX PACK solution. It consists of the Mutoh VJ-628MP printer, or the new larger hybrid version, the VJ-1629MH, together with newly developed inks and designed specifically for use with FLEX PACK software (CMYKOrGrBlWh). These special water-based resin inks are characterized by their excellent adhesion and their unique stretching and shrinking properties, enabling printing directly on all kinds of packaging media, including shrink films.

“Real Substrate Proof is a brand-new approach to proofing and prototyping in packaging,” Müller added. “The combination of the Mutoh printers, CGS FLEX PACK software and the inks enables this new approach available exclusively from CGS ORIS. It delivers best-in-class print quality in a compact footprint that fits in even the most space-constrained operations. FLEX PACK software was specially designed to meet the most demanding requirements of the packaging industry. It is based on CGS ORIS´ patented iterative 4D color management technology tailored to the needs of the packaging industry. Cloud-based color databases such as the CxF CLOUD or PantoneLIVE, as well as brand owner proprietary color databases, can also be integrated into the FLEX PACK solution. FLEX PACK includes integrated preflighting, soft proofing and proof certification and supports spectral color data such as CxF/X-4.

www.cgs-oris.com

 

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Five Ways to Maximise Your Operational Efficiency

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Five Ways to Maximise Your Operational Efficiency

By Juergen Krebs, Software Sales Manager, Ricoh Graphic Communications, Ricoh Europe

We all know from experience how inefficiency wastes time and money. That is why operational efficiency matters.

It is essential for business success. It is the most direct way to boost both productivity and profitability.

If you can get something done in ten minutes while your competitor spends 45, you’re going to outperform that competitor. This is nowhere more true than in the print industry.

Here are five ways Print Service Providers can improve their operational efficiency:

1 Ensure effective data management

Production visibility rises and falls on an organisation’s ability to collect and analyse data. Effective collection and analysis of data can deliver a granular level understanding or a bigger picture view.

2 Enhance visibility

Which is more operationally efficient: making decisions on last week’s (or last month’s…or last year’s) data, or basing operational decisions on real time data analysis? With access to the latest data, wherever you are, and even actionable analysis of that data, the right decisions can be made faster, workflows can be optimised, and agility on the ground can be enhanced.

3 Accurately understand data

To better understand where improvements should be made requires greater visibility and comprehensive data collection. But you still need that data to make sense to human decision makers. Without effective data visualisation, raw numbers may not be enough to create both understanding and buy-in.

4 Efficiently evaluate performance

Data is at its most valuable when it is put into context. That is why performance evaluation is vital. Comparing actual versus historical throughput data can show how operational efficiency has changed over time.

5 Plan in scalability

Scalability is vital. If you acquire or expand into new markets and this increased workload is not correctly supported it can cause operational blockages.

With detailed insights like these organisations can identify weak points in their print operations. They can then optimise identified processes and assets to enhance operational performance and excellence. The right enterprise workflow management platform is the key that unlocks this.

A vendor neutral solution with an open architecture design can work with multiple devices for greater flexibility. This powerful combination of comprehensive data collection and actionable analysis at every level, provides powerful insights that drive better purchasing decisions.

RICOH Supervisor™ is a cloud-based, vendor-neutral software solution that collects operational data locally from printers and can be made to collect data from finishing equipment, software and the production floor that delivers unparalleled visibility, secure and scalable cloud-based data collection, powerful analysis with actionable insights, and a deeper understanding of performance trends.

It enables remote monitoring and real time data access from anywhere with an internet connection. Operations can check in on their systems wherever they are and make adjustments based on the insights the platform provides. Near unlimited scalability and flexible subscription based pricing align costs with operational needs.

Supervisor’s fully customisable intuitive dashboards provide instant visibility into operational performance throughout the print process. Thorough insights via web-based dashboards can track data and goals for printers, operators, and production.

Data security is another requirement, especially in regulated fields like finance and health. Supervisor’s secure, encrypted data handling ensures compliance and lowers risk.

What would implementing Supervisor accomplish for you? Discover for yourself the operational improvements possible.

For further information, please visit www.ricoh-europe.com

 

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Growing Order Volumes? Can You Handle Them?

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Growing Order Volumes? Can You Handle Them?

By Craig Lewis, Corporate & Indirect Sales, Ricoh Graphic Communications, Ricoh Europe

All businesses strive for success but what happens when the ability to manage increased demand is constrained by existing infrastructure that can’t keep up?

That is the challenge a global household name recently faced.

The card and gift retailer was struggling to process and distribute hundreds of thousands of orders per month placed at its hundreds of branded retail stores, tens of thousands of third party retail vendors, direct-from-consumer online orders, and a handful of subsidiaries.

Its output needs quickly became immense, varied, and complex.

Every shipment involved numerous pieces of printed material including shipping labels, packing slips, and box content, produced on multiple printing systems.

While these varied print needs may not be unusual, at this scale, any demands placed on suitable replacement solutions were significant.

Additionally, every single item printed for shipping needed to be automatically archived into a customer portal and be available to customer service teams.

The global retailer wanted to bring together a complex network of disparate systems, handle both print output and output management, and a single solution to serve as a system of record for distribution, among other functions.

It also identified a gap between the distribution and warehouse management systems.

It had already invested significantly in robotics and automation for picking and packing and a warehouse management system offering complete automation for some products and lines.

However, it lacked knowledge of the print side of distribution. In short, the company needed to:

  • Cut through this complexity.
  • Eliminate process steps.
  • A single solution to serve as a system of record.
  • Be flexible and adaptable to various formats and workflows.
  • Bridge the gap between distribution and warehouse management systems.

It needed an enterprise software solution that would easily integrate into the brand’s existing systems to manage the complex requirements in one central platform. This included automated picking lines, shipping labels, packing slips and plan-o-grams (for retail store shipments).

The solution was to incorporate RICOH ProcessDirector. It now serves as the one system of record for all print related output and easily automates several customer service activities, including the archiving of all shipping labels and box content, routing that information directly into the company’s customer portal.

For all pick orders ProcessDirector bridges the gap between automated machine handling and those products and orders that must be handpicked. Now all label files are automatically converted to PDF for output.

The company is also able to centralise all print operations, not just for outputs at their core operations, but also for distributed operations (such as for acquired brands operating in separate physical locations). It can also enjoy more precise document management where every store in the business can access past print jobs and essential documents and print or customise them as needed.

Ricoh’s Enterprise Output Management software (EOM) is enabling the retailer to effectively manage its complex print workflow needs. Discover more about how Ricoh can help solve your production challenges.

For further information, please visit www.ricoh-europe.com

 

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Solvay Launches Naternal for Regenerative Beauty that Cares for Everyone

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Solvay Launches Naternal for Regenerative Beauty that Cares for Everyone

Naternal is Solvay’s new brand of bio-based biodegradable polymers for biodegradable by-design hair and skin care solutions

Solvay, a global leader in naturally-derived polymers for beauty care formulations, continues to stride along the pathway of caring for beauty and the planet, with the launch of Naternal. This new responsible brand embodies regenerative beauty that cares for every stakeholder, from the planet to farming communities on the ground, brands and consumers.

“The introduction of Naternal clearly demonstrates Solvay’s long-term commitment to sustainable growth,” explains Jean-Guy Le-Helloco, Vice-President, Home & Personal Care at Solvay. “Naternal represents a new era where beauty, the planet and fair treatment of farming communities can all be balanced.”

By leveraging the power of nature and science, Naternal brings together biodegradable beauty care polymers, from guar and other natural feedstocks, to pave the way for future innovations that address consumer expectations and upcoming regulations. The array of ingredients offered by Naternal aligns with the biodegradable by-design approach, which aims at integrating end-of-life management at the early stages of research and ensuring that product development is driven by both application and end-of-life performances.

“The beauty industry is at the beginning of a green chemistry transformation with biodegradability standing as one of the most pressing challenges to tackle,” stated Galder Cristobal, Research & Innovation Director, Home & Personal Care at Solvay. “Solvay’s commitment and constant responsible care mean our customers can confidently create their next generation of biodegradable hair and skin care products while considering the well-being of consumers and the planet.”

The next few years will see the addition of new solutions and chemistries thanks to the commitment of Solvay’s scientists and the Group’s “Renewable Materials and Biotechnology” growth platform, which focuses research and innovation on the use of renewable feedstocks and biotechnology for the development of innovative, safe and sustainable solutions. To support this, Solvay is also investing in a world-class, multipurpose microbiology laboratory. This will house state-of-the-art biodegradation, human and environmental toxicity screening tools that will enable a safe and sustainable by design innovation process.

Solvay’s commitment to sustainable beauty is at the essence of the “Beauty for the Planet” initiative, which aims at delivering more sustainable beauty ingredients that benefit consumers and the environment.

Learn more at www.solvay.com

 

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Pulcra Chemicals Together With Inditex Develop Sustineri Coloring, an Innovative Dyeing Process of Cotton & Polyester/Cotton That Reduces Water Consumption by Up to 80%

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Pulcra Chemicals Together With Inditex Develop Sustineri Coloring, an Innovative Dyeing Process of Cotton & Polyester/Cotton That Reduces Water Consumption by Up to 80%

Pulcra Chemicals and Inditex develop Sustineri Coloring, a combined pretreatment and dyeing process for cotton and polyester/cotton resulting in water, time and energy savings. This process is the result of a joint research between Pulcra Chemicals and Inditex with the goal to mitigate the impact of standard dyeing processes and to reduce the use of natural resources.

Sustineri Coloring is based on newly engineered process chemicals which allow a one bath pretreatment and dyeing process for dark, medium and light shades of cotton and polyester/cotton fabrics by exhaust method. This results in shorter processing time and less use of water and energy.

The process is already used by selected mills and it showed that Sustineri Coloring is reducing in pretreatment and dyeing the processing time by up to 60 % and the water and energy consumption by up to 80 and 60% respectively. The state-of-the-art products allow a one bath treatment which is the key in saving resources.

“We are incredibly proud to work together with Inditex, one of the world’s largest fashion retailers,” says Ümit Yaldiz, CEO of Pulcra Chemicals Group. “This partnership is a significant step toward realizing our ambition of bringing environmentally friendly solutions to the worldwide textile market.”

www.devan.net

 

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Machine Learning Powers Malvern Panalytical’s New NanoSight Pro

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Machine Learning Powers Malvern Panalytical’s New NanoSight Pro

Delivering faster, simpler nanoparticle tracking analysis

Malvern Panalytical, global leader in the development of analytical instrumentation, today announces the launch of its NanoSight Pro nanoparticle tracking analysis (NTA) system. Powered by machine learning coupled with designed-in smart features, NanoSight Pro simplifies nanomaterials characterization, enabling every user to quickly generate reproducible, robust, and high-quality data.

The NanoSight Pro, with upgraded NS Xplorer software, delivers advanced capabilities and improved accessibility for all users. The new instrument boasts best-in-class, ultra high-resolution size and concentration measurements for nanomaterials, up to three times faster than ever before. Previous limitations linked to small biological particles and other low-scatterers are overcome by NanoSight Pro, which is optimized for use with samples including exosomes, viruses, vaccines, and drug delivery systems.

NanoSight Pro has a sleek new design with a compact footprint, making it the perfect fit for busy laboratories. The instrument is powered by machine learning coupled with cutting-edge technology, including an upgraded temperature controller which allows stress and aggregation studies to be performed at up to 70°C. There is a dedicated fluorescence mode, enabling confident detection of fluorescent subpopulations, and allowing their discrimination from the total population. Advances in fluorescence measurement provide powerful insights into sample specificity while opening new possibilities in diagnostic and therapy applications.

Agnieszka Siupa, NanoSight Product Manager, said: “NanoSight Pro delivers the perfect balance of both accessibility and power, without compromising on either. The machine learning algorithms and smart tools built into the software enable any level of user to generate extremely detailed and accurate size and concentration data very quickly and simply. This fuels productivity and increases confidence, while eliminating any concerns about subjectivity or human error. NanoSight Pro can be easily self-installed, and its SmartManagerTM connectivity enables remote diagnostics and fast support, monitoring instrument health and ensuring maximum uptime.”

Mark Fleiner, Malvern Panalytical President, added: “The launch today of the Nanosight Pro represents the culmination of many months of research, design, and development carried out by a highly connected cross-functional team. We are incredibly proud of the result because the new instrument has been designed entirely around our customers’ requirements and workflows, and we know it will make a positive impact as a result. The key applications which will benefit from NanoSight Pro include the development of new vaccines and drug delivery systems – research which will save and improve lives and contribute to a healthier world.”

NanoSight is already trusted by scientists around the world for its superior data quality and ease of use, with thousands of publications referring to NanoSight NTA data. As nanotechnology finds more and more applications, especially in key fields like drug delivery and virus and vaccine research, high-quality analytical characterization has become even more important. The NanoSight Pro ensures your analysis can keep up with the speed of innovation, decoding the nature of complex nanomaterials and bringing new discoveries to light.

www.malvernpanalytical.com

 

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