Bay Cities To Add New HP Digital Corrugated Press
Jamestown Container (CONT’D FROM PAGE 14)
six packaging manufacturing facilities collectively offer innovative custom-designed and -manufactured corru- gated packaging and displays, custom polyurethane and polyethylene foam packing for protection through its Viva Foam division, supply chain optimization services like an electronic vendor managed packaging inventory system and contract packaging, and a self-serve bulk packaging supplies website. The recent FSSC 22000 certification acquisition from its Cleveland location is the latest step in Jamestown’s commitment to providing the utmost quality and safe- ty in its packaging products and services. With a robust collection of up-to-date certifications and a decades-long track record of satisfied packaging customers, Jamestown Container Companies is a trusted expert for safe, strong, unique packaging for the food industry and beyond.
Pico Rivera, California based Bay Cities has confirmed it has purchased an HP PageWide C500 digital corrugated press. With this new addition, Bay Cities expands its sus- tainable packaging offerings as well as POP displays and subscription boxes to its brands and retailers. In addition to its innovation, Bay Cities focuses heavily on implement- ing sustainable practices and procedures during the pro- duction process to meet the demand of its customers for eco-friendly packaging, contributing to a circular economy. The C500 industrial-scale press will enable Bay Cities to grow in retail packaging as a cost–effective alterna- tive to litho label with mid to long runs. Utilizing this new equipment will allow Bay Cities to enhance its creative ca- pabilities, while reducing production and lead times, ob- solescence and costs — a win–win for both manufacturer and retailer.
DESIGNS THAT INCREASE PRODUCTION
“At Bay Cities we are committed to deliver- ing the most innovative solutions and services to our customers. The decision to invest in the C500 press was taken in order to leverage HP’s advanced technology for operational efficiency, and to offer high quality print and sustainable corrugated products fast,” said Greg Tucker, CEO of Bay Cities. “This addi- tion to our lines shows our commitment to en- hanced service, innovation and growth.”
Smurfit Kappa Group Exits Russian Market
Smurfit Kappa Group has decided to exit the Russian market. The Group has already sus- pended support for its Russian operations, including any imports and exports and any funding. This exit will be effected in an orderly manner, during which the company will con- tinue to pay employees and fulfill legal obli- gations. The Russian business represents less than one percent of forecasted sales. “Smurfit Kappa stands in solidarity with the people of Ukraine and everyone impacted by the totally unjustified attack on Ukraine and its people,” the company said in a statement. “The Group is providing, and will continue to provide, substantial humanitarian support for the Ukrainian people. We are also assist- ing the families of SKG employees and con- tractors from Ukraine as well as providing products to support the relief effort with finan- cial assistance to a number of aid agencies. We have also partnered with the Red Cross to provide funding to support their vital work.”
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