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Trébol group has been an Official Nicelabel Loftware Partner with Solutions Partners accreditation for years. It was at the beginning of 2023 when Trébol group was promoted to category, achieving the highest level of the program to Business Partner. This recognition gives Trébol greater flexibility and autonomy in Nicelabel projects. The company, in addition to supplying its software, provides solutions adapted to the needs of each client, optimizing the use of the tool and increasing its productivity. Loftware NiceLabel is the world's leading provider of enterprise coding software. Its product range includes everything from label and form designer to labeling automation solutions that improve labeling quality, speed and efficiency while reducing costs. With the help of these label management systems, organizations can digitally transform their entire labeling process, from design and printing to label management.

The Lithells brand, deservedly known as Sweden’s primary sausage expert, is introducing a line of barbeque sausages in a new packaging solution from Schur®Star Systems. The new design ensures the attention that quality products deserve and makes the products stand out from the competition. The new solution comprises four products marketed in Schur®Star Stand-up Bags. They are flexo-printed with a special paper-feel varnish giving a rustic paper bag effect; the print design communicates fire, charcoal and rich tasty products. The stand-up bags have a window allowing a glimpse of its fresh contents. This new exciting format exposes the products on the supermarket shelf and attracts customers in the crucial moment of purchase. With the carrier handle the consumer conveniently carries the products home or directly to the garden for a barbecue. A reclosable zipper is included to enhance freshness, increase shelf life and reduce waste - All are key elements that support brand loyalty.

What is changing and how can we help you? The Spanish poultry sector is undergoing a significant transformation with the entry into force of Royal Decree 1027/2024, aligned with European regulations. This new regulatory framework, published on October 9, 2024, seeks to strengthen transparency, improve traceability and promote sustainable practices in the marketing of eggs and their packaging. The changes are mandatory from November 8, 2024, granting a short adaptation period for operators in the sector. What changes does the new regulation introduce? Mandatory Marking of Eggs From now on, eggs must be marked at the farm of origin, except for very specific exceptions, such as marking at the first packaging center, provided that traceability is guaranteed by approved control systems. Mandatory information: - Breeding method code (0: organic, 1: free-range, 2: free-range in the henhouse, 3: raised in conditioned cages). - Country of origin code (e.g. “ES” for Spain). - Farm identification number. Exceptions: Producers with less than 50 hens who sell directly to consumers are exempt from marking provided they identify their name and address at the point of sale​. Packaging Labelling The regulations reinforce labelling requirements, ensuring that consumers can make informed choices: - Mandatory indications on weight, avoiding mixing egg sizes in the same package. - Possibility of including optional mentions on the feeding of hens, such as “cereal-based feeding”, provided they comply with the required percentages​. - Introduction of specific labelling for flavoured eggs, indicating the flavours or ingredients used

The Dusseldorf pallet is characterized by being made from wood, which provides all the benefits of pallets made from this type of material: long useful life (with the possibility of being repaired), good value for money, they are light and resistant, and their recycling is very easy and simple. Another of its most notable features is that it has exterior supports made of galvanized steel and central interior cylindrical posts with recycled plastic coating, which makes it the ideal support to facilitate the picking of high-turnover products, and to be used as a base for heavy merchandise. For this reason, it is usually used for the flow of goods between the mass consumption industry and retail trade, including large sales outlets, since its measurements (half a European pallet, 600x800mm) facilitate the distribution and delivery of the exact amount of merchandise needed based on consumer demand. All those companies that belong to the food and agri-food industry, as well as large distribution, are some of the recipients of this high-performance pallet, which can be used both as a transport base and as a storage support in displays directly at the point of sale. Furthermore, as it has 4 entrances, it is a pallet that is very practical in all warehouse operations, since it is manipulable and compatible with all types of logistics and goods transfer equipment.

Just in time for the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2018, two large Swiss vegetable marketers are launching their snack tomatoes on the market with a striking packaging design: The Schur®Star bag shaped like a T-shirt to match the globally popular event. It’s perfect because fans all over the world will spend hours in front of the screen in the coming weeks following their teams and spoiling themselves with all sorts of goodies and snacks. And of course they will want a bag that displays their national colours. It aims to address football fans as well as health-conscious consumers. The sophisticated Schur®Star concept allows vegetable marketers to quickly and easily change bags to other designs after the World Cup - or to bags shaped like a star, heart or any other shape. And it’s just as easy to change to classic formats such as the stand-up bag with carrier handle and reclosability.

Industry 4.0 relies on automation. We go along. The use of automated guided vehicles (AGVs) requires safe operation because malfunctions in the system lead to downtime, which in turn has a negative impact on the entire operational process. The right control system, regular maintenance, but also a clean track area and thus an undamaged hall floor ensure the smooth operation of the vehicles. We have made the latter our task. Our goal was to develop a model that 1) Can be integrated into existing transport routes 2) Is suitable for any navigation method and 3) Cleans the rollers reliably. This has resulted in the new xs series - a clean driving zone especially for very narrow rollers of AGVs. The brush grate is particularly close-meshed, so that the surface is as smooth as possible and the AGV rollers have maximum contact. This ensures a smooth and low-vibration crossing. On one hand, this is important to protect vibration-sensitive goods such as microchips, and on the other hand, to ensure that vehicles can orient themselves without interference. The rollers are cleaned purely mechanically during the crossing - no intermediate stop is required! The model is suitable for vehicles with a maximum weight of 40 t and is available in two versions: 1) Model xs55 with dirt collection reservoir of 10mm for up to 100 passes per day. 2) Model xs65 with a larger dirt collection reservoir of 20 mm for more than 100 passes per day. Installing the new ProfilGate® system in the production and warehouse environment reduces dirt carryover, decreases roller abrasion and floor wear while saving follow-up costs. For more information about this or our other models, please visit the product pages.

Logistics manager Lorenzo Barbieri, recognizing the importance of a dust-free warehouse, sought a solution to not only remove dust but also prevent its entry. He found ProfilGate, which elevated the presentation and appearance standards in the biomedical sector. Medica Group's logistics specialist, Barbieri, praised the system for saving time and labor by eliminating the need to clean boxes before shipping. Barbieri's warehouse at the Mirandola plant faced a historical dust problem due to constant traffic. Initial attempts with cleaning equipment proved insufficient, leading Barbieri to seek a more effective solution. After extensive research and collaboration with Collini Sistemi, the Italian distributor of ProfilGate, Barbieri decided to install the mechanical cleaning field. The system's embedded stainless-steel tray, steel grate, and brush strips efficiently removed dust and coarser dirt from shoe soles, tires, and rollers. Professionally installing ProfilGate into the floor presented some initial challenges, but with Collini Sistemi's support, they overcame them. The result was a significant reduction in dirt ingress, enhanced cleanliness, and improved presentation in the warehouse. ProfilGate's mechanical operation, eliminating the need for electricity or manual intervention, proved to be the ideal solution for Medica Group's logistics, ensuring a clean and dust-free environment.

R-PROTECTION cannot say for sure that this was the moment when the change took place. But we believe that the repetition of episodes like this forced the industrial sector to rethink its approach. Today, we can say that the reality is different. Industrial safety is no longer a luxury, but a strategic requirement. The companies that grow are those that prioritize protection, safety, and organization.

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The Raptor cuts off the desired number of air cushion pads/mats. After cutting, the individual sections can be held by the Raptor (Cut & Hold) or they fall one after the other into a collection container and can then be used in the optimum length for packaging. There is also a foot pedal that starts production when pressed and stops production when released. This ensures that you get exactly the amount of air cushioning that the packer needs for the next package. The height of the Raptor is variable, and the format and number of cushions/mats can also be adjusted on a magnetic touch display that is attached directly to the packing station. The entire unit, consisting of the Raptor and the air cushion machine, is mounted on a roll container and delivered as such. Using a Raptor increases the packing speed by eliminating the need for manual separation.

Rotom Europe, a European group specialised in logistics solutions and reusable load carriers, has announced its accession to the United Nations Global Compact, the world’s largest corporate sustainability initiative. Launched in 2000 at the proposal of former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan, the Global Compact is built on ten fundamental principles covering human rights, labour standards, environmental protection and anti-corruption, encouraging their integration into companies’ strategies and operations. Today, it brings together more than 20,000 organisations in over 160 countries. In the logistics sector, characterised by complex supply chains, these principles take on particular importance. According to Frank Weermeijer, Interim CEO of Rotom Europe, joining the United Nations Global Compact “represents an important milestone” and reinforces the group’s commitment to responsible growth, circular logistics and sustainable practices across the entire value chain. As a participant in the United Nations Global Compact, Rotom Europe commits to embedding its principles into the group’s strategy, operations and corporate culture, with a strong focus on reducing its environmental footprint, promoting human and labour rights, and ensuring transparency throughout the European logistics chain. In Portugal, where Rotom has maintained a continuous presence since 2008, these commitments translate into concrete industrial investments. Rotom Portugal, which will celebrate 18 years of activity in 2026, has invested in decarbonisation, innovation and the circular economy, including the use of biomass from wood waste, solar panels, advanced robotics, high-efficiency industrial equipment and a 100% electric forklift fleet. The company currently employs 37 people, is headquartered in Nazaré, operates a warehouse in Maia and plans to open a new facility in Palmela in 2026.