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Peacock Group acquires labelling company Insignia
Australian print packaging and supply chain technology provider Peacock Group claims its acquisition of Insignia makes it the most experienced provider in Australia.
Durst to launch water-based white inkjet ink at drupa
Durst will launch new water-based white inkjet ink for its Durst Delta SPC corrugated press at drupa.
Senate Inquiry exposes government’s role in corporate greenwashing
On Monday, the Senate Inquiry into Greenwashing highlighted the Australian Government's failure to certify the "Climate Active" trademark logo.
Cardboard manufacturer fined $40,000 after worker’s hand crushed
A cardboard manufacturer has been convicted and fined $40,000 after a worker's hand was dragged into unguarded machinery in Melbourne.
Visy fined $375,000 after worker sustains crush injuries in workplace accident
Visy Board Pty Ltd has been fined $375,000 after an employee sustained crush injuries to his left ankle following a workplace incident.
Last call for 2024 FPLMA Print Awards
Entries are closing soon for the Flexible Packaging and Label Manufacturers Association (FPLMA) Print Awards 2024.
SEI integrates Vetaphone on new Labelmaster KyoJet
The Italian manufacturer, SEI Laser Converting has taken a further step to utilise Vetaphone technology on its bestselling Labelmaster range of narrow web converting lines.
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Durst Oceania launches Vanguard
Durst Oceania has launched the entire range of Vanguard products in Australia and New Zealand, and has also confirmed its first sale in the region.
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Hafizah Osman is the editor of Australian Printer and ProPack.pro. She also regularly contributes to Sprinter and ProPack.pro online, keeping readers up-to-date with the latest news in the industry.
James Quirk is the former editor of Labels & Labeling. He commenced working for the publication in 2005, previously serving as deputy and Latin America editor, where he was based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He is a regular speaker and chairman at Labelexpo and Label Summit events around the world. James is fluent in Spanish and Portuguese.
Nerida Kelton is the executive director of the Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP) and vice-president – sustainability and save food of the World Packaging Organisation (WPO).
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