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Jindal Poly Films to Buy Apeldoorn Flexible Packaging for €82.3m

Jul 6, 2017

India-based Jindal Poly Films (JPFL) has agreed to acquire Netherlands-based Apeldoorn Flexible Packaging Holding (AFP) for around €82.3m. AFP, which is incorporated in 2014, manufactures load security films, bread and cheese ...

Tags: Flexible Packaging, Packaging

Apple Factory Manager Indicted for Stealing Thousands of iPhones

Dec 26, 2016

It's never a good idea to steal from work, even when the payload is thousands of iPhones. One now-ex senior manager at Apple supplier Foxconn has reportedly been indicted for stealing and reselling 5,700 iPhones from the Foxconn factory. ...

Tags: Foxconn, Apple, Sony

Mobile Phone Is Not Waterproof in Japan Simply Do Not Sell, The Reason Is That The Japanese People to Take a Bath with a Mobile Phone

Dec 13, 2016

Waterproof phones are becoming increasingly common, but they are far from normal. In Japan, however, almost all of the phone is waterproof, and this phenomenon has appeared in ten years ago. Data show that Japan's 90%-95% phone is ...

Tags: Waterproof phones, in Japan, in the bath

Croatia's AFP Secures EBRD Loan to Help Expand Flexible Packaging Business

Jul 19, 2016

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has granted €20m loan to Croatian packaging producer Aluflexpack Group (AFP Group) to fund the expansion of its flexible packaging product range and aluminium-based product ...

Tags: Flexible Packaging, packaging

Drugs In Bras

Mar 11, 2016

A 23-year-old Chinese national has been arrested and charged in relation to the alleged importation of approximately 44 kilograms of liquid methamphetamine hidden in gel push-up bra inserts. On 25 February 2016, Australian Border Force ...

Tags: Drug, ABF, AFB

for Unseasoned Expats, Finding Jobs in China Gets Harder

Nov 26, 2015

There were over 900 expats participating in the Beijing fair that just concluded last Saturday. [Photo/SAFEA] "Candidates have to be native speakers, with at least two years' teaching experience. And a TEFL certificate is a must," said ...

Tags: Unseasoned Expats, Finding Jobs, China

Annaud 'stupefied' by Academy's Decision to Drop Wolf Totem

Oct 28, 2015

Oscar-winning French director Jean-Jacques Annaud denounced Academy Award organizers yesterday after his Sino-French co-production, Wolf Totem, was dropped from the Oscar race for being insufficiently Chinese. Annaud said he was ...

Tags: Oscar-winning, co-production, Wolf Totem

Brazilian Meat Producer JBS Completes Moy Park Acquisition

Oct 10, 2015

Brazilian meat producer JBS has completed the acquisition of European poultry company Moy Park for $1.5bn from Marfrig Global foods, following an approval from the European Union. The deal, which was announced in June, required certain ...

Tags: JBS, turkeys, meat, beef

Chile Proposes Plain Packaging for Cigarettes

Aug 20, 2015

Chile is planning to implement strict rules for tobacco, including plain packaging that depict the gory consequences of consuming such products. The government is proposing a bill that mandates tobacco firms to bring in changes in ...

Tags: Plain Packaging, Cigarettes

Indian Court Revokes Ban on Maggi Noodles, Orders Retests

Aug 14, 2015

The Bombay High Court in India has revoked the ban on Nestle's Maggi noodles and ordered regulators to undertake fresh tests on the product. This comes a day after the Indian government sued the company to pay $100m in settlment for its ...

Tags: Nestle, Maggi noodles, noodles

Asahi Photoproducts Unveiled AFP-TSP for Paper Printing

Jun 24, 2015

Belgian flexographic photopolymer plate development firm Asahi Photoproducts has unveiled AFP-TSP, a plate with pinning top dot technology (PTD), capable of catering to requirements, such as, carton and corrugated board applications. ...

Tags: Paper Printing, Asahi Photoproducts

Ireland Passed a New Law Introducing Plain Tobacco Packaging

Mar 2, 2015

Ireland has passed a new law introducing plain tobacco packaging, becoming the first country in the EU, under which all forms of branding, including logos and colours for cigarette packs will be prohibited. The new law, which prompts the ...

Tags: Packaging Law, Cigarette

Heineken Opened a New Brewery in Kilinto O Cater to The Increasing Demand for Beer

Jan 20, 2015

Dutch brewing company Heineken has opened a new €110m greenfield brewery in Kilinto, Ethiopia, in a move to cater to the increasing demand for beer in the country. This development comes after the Ethiopian government invited ...

Tags: beer, brewery, Agriculture

Dutch Brewer Heineken Has Announced Plans to Build a Multi-Beverage Facility in Timor-Lest

Jan 12, 2015

Dutch brewer Heineken has announced plans to build a multi-beverage facility in Timor-Leste, which will see an investment of up to $45m in the south-east Asian country. The company and East Timor government have signed an agreement to ...

Tags: beer, soft drinks, water, Agriculture

Green Biologics Announces The Successful Closing of Its Acquisition of The Assets of CMEC

Dec 24, 2014

Green Biologics Inc. has announced the successful closing of its acquisition of the assets of Central MN Ethanol Cooperative LLC (CMEC). Green Biologics intends to repurpose the operation, which includes a 21 million gallon per year ethanol ...

Tags: paints, coatings, adhesives, inks, cosmetics, Construction

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