DUSSELDORF, GERMANY—

Online Drupa platform goes live next week when it will launch with a state of the nation panel discussion and a deep dive into the expo's virtual offering, Drupa Preview. The platform will feature a virtual conference, networking and exhibition and will go live at 9am GMT next Tuesday (27 October). In the opening session, Sabine Geldermann, director of Drupa and Print Technologies will be joined by Markus Heering,managing director of the German Printing and Paper Technology Association (VDMA) and Christian Plenge, executive director Digital at Messe Düsseldorf,

AMHERST , NOVA SCOTIA—

NIAGARA FALLS—

 Factor Forms & Labels is installing a  Domino N610i Label press. Chris Gleis, President of Factor Forms says this is going to allow us to continue to grow at double-digit percentages every single year. This technology is best-in-class, and it’s going to allow us to print the absolute best quality for our customer base. The Domino N6101 digital label press  provides quality, reliability, and quick turnaround.

BEAUCEVILLE, QUEBEC—

WHITBY , ONTARIO—

 Atlantic Packaging has announced it will install the 100% recycled paper machine at its Whitby, Ontario mill. The equipment will be installed adjacent to an existing recycled paper machine. The new machine will be one of the most technologically advanced machines in North America, producing 400,000 tons per annum of high

TORONTO—

GERMANY ,—

 “Innovation Week” from October 19 to 23, 2020, the Heidelberg is holding a digital event with product presentations of its current highlights, innovation talks, and one-on-one conversations via video chat. Under the motto “Unfold your potential”, Heidelberg will showcase the potential offered by the digitization of processes for the commercial, label, and packaging printing segments.

LONDON—

LUXEMBOURG—

OTTAWA—

 The announcement from Environment and Climate Change Minister about the initial list of banned plastic products, the federal government's next steps towards achieving its zero plastic waste by 2030 plan.  With only 9 per cent of plastics actually being recycled, there is a lot of work to do on this front.  The announcement is supported by  The Canadian Corrugated and Containerboard Association .