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strated by our industry leaders, pioneers, and future tal- ent left me with absolute confidence that we are not only prepared to meet the challenges ahead but will continue to lead the charge in driving the paperboard packaging industry to new heights.” “The turnout and engagement speak volumes about the commitment our members have to driving advance- ment in paperboard packaging,” added Ben Markens, President of PPC. “As we celebrate 95 years of growth, I’m confident that the passion and collaboration we’ve seen here will continue to propel our industry forward for many more years to come.” PPC’s Fall Meeting emphasized that the paperboard packaging industry is at the forefront of sustainable inno- vation. From legislative updates and workforce challenges
to design trends and AI integration, the conference pro- vided insights to aid the development and growth of all attendees. As Scherger noted, this is an exciting time to be PPC members and partners gather for camaraderie and games during Fall Meeting at Atlanta’s Punchbowl Social.
part of the industry, with ample opportunity to lead the way toward a more sustainable future. PPC will host its next event this fall on November 12-13 for its Folding Car- ton Bootcamp at PPC’s headquarters in Springfield, Massachusetts. For more in- formation, email info@paperbox.org.
DESIGNS THAT INCREASE PRODUCTION
WestCamp Invests In Koenig & Bauer Allpro
Westerville, Ohio based WestCamp an- nounced that it has invested in a Koenig & Bauer Allpro 110 folder gluer. With more than 60 years of printing experience, WestCamp says it prides itself on produc- ing the highest quality marketing materials for its customers and operating the latest technology by its team of expert craftsmen in two production facilities: Westerville (a suburb of Columbus, Ohio) and Cleveland, Ohio totaling more than 100,000 square feet. As the firm has grown from its commer- cial printing leadership role to naturally ex- pand into the fast-growing folding carton market, management says it has chosen cutting edge technology to enable high- speed turnaround and unfailing accuracy. “Traditional commercial print is good, steady work but other segments provide more growth, innovations, and creativity,” says Robert Morris, WestCamp’s President and CEO. “The packaging market provides increased opportunities and a natural ex- pansion coupled with our existing capa- bilities. When our customers began to ask
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