KHS AG, international manufacturer of filling and packaging equipment for the ...

World demand for packaging machinery is forecast to grow 5.2 percent annually through 2012 to almost $40 billion. Product sales will be spurred by rising economic output and improved standards of living, resulting in increased consumer spending, manufacturing activity and associated ...

The 10 litre water bottle is a convenient and space-saving alternative for private ...

US demand for beverage containers is projected to increase 2.4 percent per annum to 272 billion units in 2012, or nearly 42 billion gallons of packaged beverage production. Unit gains will be driven by continued consumer preference for singleserving containers in many markets, ...

Natural polymer demand is expected to grow 7.1 percent annually to $4.0 billion in 2012, or 1.75 billion pounds. Best opportunities are anticipated in packaging areas as a result of the increased availability and cost competitiveness of novel polymers such as polylactic acid (PLA). ...

Through 2012, the US market for gaskets and seals is expected to expand 2.7 percent per year (including price increases) to $8.8 billion, roughly in line with sales performance during the 2002-2007 period. Suppliers will benefit from a rebound in motor vehicle production, as well as ...

Visitors to the Emballage can see Krones’ Robobox pack grouping unit in action, ...

With this new company foundation we follow the requests of the German speaking beverage market and will be now on the spot with all our competence. The holding company GEA Procomac Spa, located in Parma/Italy, is one of the leading manufacturers for cold aseptic filling technology ...

USA-Graham Packaging Company, L.P., will close two plants - one in Lakeland, Florida, and the other in Montgomery, Alabama - as customer volume has shifted to other locations. Approximately 20 jobs will be affected.The company's McCue Road container plant in Lakeland is scheduled to ...

The U.S. carbonated soft drink market's long struggle to achieve growth persists. After six straight years of sub–1% growth, volume declined for the third straight year in 2007. Prior to 2005, the market had not declined in at least 20 years. U.S. carbonated soft drink volume has not ...