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Abbey Labels optimizes finishing capabilities with ABG equipment  UK based company invests in three machines for efficiencies, new capabilities

Abbey Labels installed its second Xeikon CX300 in early October 2022, less than a year after the first went in.

Abbey Labels first introduced the benefits of Xeikon dry toner technology to its customer base in 2013. Now the family-owned company, which operates a modern manufacturing facility in Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk, has completed a double investment in the latest Xeikon press model to maintain momentum in the digital print department. The duo of Xeikon CX300s, which replace two

London Packaging Week, which made its debut this week as a new major event in the capital for the packaging industry, has proven successful based on early feedback.

Rutterford first joined Abbey Labels in 2005 as an apprentice, following in the footsteps of his grandfather and father, who both spent their working lives in the print industry. Stepping into the new position from the role of sales manager, he will continue to head up the sales team and oversee marketing activities while taking on more responsibility for the overall sales

Demand for Anti-counterfeit Cosmetic Packaging Market Set for Stupendous Growth in and Post 2027, Buoyed by the Global COVID-19 Pandemic Questo comunicato è stato pubblicato più di 30 giorni fa. Le informazioni su questa pagina potrebbero non essere attendibili. A recent market report published by FMI on the anti-counterfeit cosmetic packaging market provides global industry analysis for 2015-2019 & forecast for 2020-2027. The report offers a comprehensive assessment of the most important ...