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The packaging solutions provider says the €10m/$10.8m facility will strengthen the company’s ability to optimize, test and qualify new packaging structures, paving the way for developing more sustainable packaging options for the food and beverage market. We speak to SIG's Norman Gierow to find out more.

Organizations sign five-year extension to their R&D engagement, including an expansion of the Applied Materials–Institute of Microelectronics Center of Excellence in Advanced Packaging in Singapore New phase of research aims to accelerate breakthroughs in materials, equipment and process technologies for hybrid bonding and other emerging, 3D chip integration technologies Expansion provides semiconductor and systems companies…

Applied Materials started with a modest sales office in Singapore in 1991. Now, Singapore is an important strategic hub for Applied, with a robust workforce spanning three R&D centres and six offices across Malaysia, the Philippines and Singapore. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Photo supplied by Adept Group   To put things in the simplest terms possible, Providing Solutions is the execution of packaging development initiatives. This is the part of the model that is easiest to observe because it involves the packaging department’s output — the work it does on a day-to-day basis. This process addresses the basic ways in which the packaging department supports the organization as whole through a strategy strongly aligned with the brand’s overall strategy. It lead...