As a global packaging supplier, we appreciate our responsibility towards our planet, its people, and the future.We know our obligation to market packaging formats that will contribute to reducing food waste, but that likewise crucially are sustainable. At the very heart of the Schur®Star Concept are the Schur®Star bags. The bags are delivered premade on a unique string, as this construction ensures a uniform machine infeed and a precise positioning for filling. With premade bags, the bagging process will be stable and consistent, reducing downtime and rejects. Customers have repeatedly challenged us for a packaging format that does not only meet the specifications of pure paper, but just as importantly runs and packs their products efficiently under the Concept. Therefore, we proudly present: The Schur®Star Pure Paper Bag! It is produced of pure, unbleached, and non-coated paper material, a renewable resource which is recyclable in pure paper streams. The specially developed raw material has a strong fibre structure, it offers high puncture and tear resistance, in other words: it runs and packs efficiently in the Schur®Star Packaging Machine. The contamination level is as low as 0.6%, and with ten colour flexo print it would never exceed 1.5%. The pure paper bag is another prominent addition to the range of sustainable materials available under the Schur®Star Concept. For raw material structure and production technology, Schur®Star Systems now hold a patent. Discover the versatility of Schur®Star Pure Paper Bags in the food industry, ideal for various dry fresh produce like bell peppers, sugar snap peas, ginger roots, chilis, nuts and more. With sustainability in mind, these bags are the perfect choice for organic items. Moreover, the options extend beyond food, catering to non-food applications such as DIY products, household articles, spare parts, toys, and more.

Trébol group began its adventure in the world of coding and marking 20 years ago, they became official and exclusive distributors of Hitachi and Diagraph in Spain and Portugal and, since then, their business has not stopped growing year after year. The history of Hitachi in Europe is linked by the hand of Trébol group. Hitachi's coding division landed in Spain thanks to them, being one of the 5 founding members of the European distributor network and the first to sell Hitachi Inkjet equipment on the continent. Since then, Trébol group has become one of the main distributors of the Japanese giant and has always positioned itself in the top 3 of its network. This year, this fruitful relationship has also brought recognition under the arm, Trébol group has been awarded the Hitachi World No. 1 Distributor Award. The partner that has sold the most CIJ equipment throughout the world throughout the year 2021. This award has been the recognition of the fantastic team that makes up Trébol, which despite the complicated times that have been experienced in previous years, has remained more united than ever and has achieved this great challenge. From Trébol group, its CEO, Sergio Racaj tells us the following: For the company, this is a very important recognition, not only because of the number of equipment sold, but also because we understand that it is a clear indication that we continue to adapt to the needs of our clients in an increasingly demanding environment (which has intensified even more since 2020 with the pandemic). We have managed to overcome some challenges related to connectivity, artificial vision, sustainability and logistics and we are going to continue working and further developing all our tools and personnel to continue providing the best service. I thank Hitachi for this award and, above all, the human team that makes up Trebol for continuing to show that we are capable of continuing to do a very good job.

This innovative solution has optimized material picking management, significantly enhancing picking accuracy. It ensures a constant and meticulous flow of materials to production in a sector that demands absolute precision in order preparation and delivery for construction projects. Storage of Raw Materials and Semi-Finished Products in High Volumes for Greater Efficiency On-Site In Alusín Solar's production process, aluminum bars and metal strips are the primary raw materials. These materials are processed through cutting and cold forming before being assembled with mechanical components. This assembly, sometimes carried out directly on-site, benefits from a highly efficient inventory management system. Alusín Solar manages a wide range of product references, which is crucial to minimizing lead times and maximizing installation efficiency. The Modula Lift warehouse has proven to be the ideal solution for efficient, precise, safe, and clean storage of all components at Alusín Solar. The integration of the Modula WMS software with the company’s ERP system facilitates an error-free and highly efficient picking process, ensuring that the inventory remains constantly updated in real-time. All components are efficiently organized within the 25 trays of the Modula Lift system, which holds over 80 tons of material in just a few square meters. This setup maximizes space usage up to the ceiling, leveraging every available centimeter and showcasing the system's extraordinary capacity to handle large volumes in limited areas. Alusín Solar Optimizes Production with the Modula Lift Vertical Warehouse: Efficiency in Picking and Storage of Photovoltaic Components

Warehouse mapping for temperature and humidity control is essential to comply with GMP, GDP and GxP regulations, especially for sensitive products such as pharmaceuticals, food and chemicals. It involves planning and monitoring critical areas of the warehouse in real time, ensuring that all areas maintain the required conditions, preventing product degradation, economic losses and legal sanctions. This process ensures regulatory compliance, prevents deterioration and optimizes the use of space, assigning sensitive products to areas with adequate conditions. The absence of accurate mapping can lead to non-compliance, audit rejections and higher operating costs. The thermal mapping process includes: defining a protocol and criteria, calibrating the sensors, strategically locating the dataloggers and conducting studies for 7 to 15 days. The data is then analyzed to identify deviations and apply corrective actions (CAPA), ending with a report certifying compliance with regulations. Torsa's Borea System is a comprehensive solution to this challenge. With its .torsacloud software, it allows continuous, real-time monitoring of temperature and humidity, generating automated reports that comply with FDA requirements (Title 21 CFR part 11). In addition, it offers the possibility of configuring custom alerts and integrating with other management systems, facilitating decision-making and reducing operating costs by correcting errors immediately. In short, environmental mapping in warehouses is crucial to ensure product quality and regulatory compliance. With Torsa's Borea System, companies can optimize their logistics processes, protect their goods and avoid unnecessary costs, ensuring efficient and safe management of their warehouses.

Rotom Portugal has been present for 17 years and is now one of the leading national references in used wooden pallets and circular economy solutions. Founded in 2008 in Leiria, a central location close to major industrial clusters, the company operates in modern 13,500 m² facilities fully dedicated to pallet repair, reconversion and supply. The core business is the sale, rental and repair of used wooden pallets. Rotom Portugal is the only company in the country certified by EPAL to repair europallets according to strict safety and quality standards, audited regularly. It works with major retail groups and industries such as pharmaceuticals, paper, glass and metals, ensuring volume, consistency and reliable service. Sustainability and innovation are central pillars. The company invested in a PRR programme focused on decarbonisation and digitalisation, including solar panels, the conversion of its heat-treatment chamber from diesel to biomass, and new machinery such as an Ecatec robot — the only one operating within Rotom in the Iberian Peninsula. These investments increase efficiency, allow more wood recovery and extend pallet life cycles, reducing environmental impact. Rotom Portugal is also expanding with a new warehouse in Palmela, strengthening coverage in Greater Lisbon and the South while reducing emissions linked to transport. In a highly competitive sector, the company stands out for quality, reliability and complete circular logistics solutions, with a clear vision of sustainable growth and readiness for future challenges.

To enjoy the widest selection of packaging and equipment, we are your guide! RAJAPACK offers the widest range of professional packaging and equipment in Europe, designed to adapt to the activity, size and operational requirements of each business. Our offer covers all product protection and shipping needs and is complemented by a professional range of handling and storage solutions. Industry, distribution, logistics, e-commerce, trade or export: whatever your sector and activity, we offer packaging solutions tailored to your needs and budget, with a wide variety of qualities, from the most economical to the most technical and specialized options. Our range fully integrates current environmental challenges, such as reducing shipping volumes, recyclability and reuse. Furthermore, we develop customized packaging solutions on request, designed to strengthen your brand image and differentiate it in an increasingly competitive environment. To optimize your purchases, we are your guide! To facilitate the management of your purchases, our catalog presents a dynamic offer of consumables and equipment, office supplies, hygiene and cleaning products, security solutions, and personal protective equipment. Centralizing your purchases at RAJAPACK allows you to gain in simplicity and efficiency, with the same guarantees of quality, competitiveness, and service that characterize our packaging offer. Trusted advice and service – we are your guide! Advice and service are part of RAJAPACK's DNA. Our sales teams, whether by phone or in the field, are available to support your decision-making.

Trazabilidad del etiquetado ecológico Actualmente, los consumidores son cada vez más exigentes respecto a la información del impacto medioambiental de los productos que compran. En este contexto, las ecoetiquetas juegan un papel fundamental. En particular, el etiquetado ecológico refiere a una serie de distintivos que incluye símbolos, logotipos o texto. Estas insignias permiten informar fácilmente si el producto y el envase del mismo se ajustan a requisitos de conservación ambiental. De esta manera, los clientes pueden comparar entre diversos artículos y elegir cuál adquirir con base en criterios como el material utilizado, el porcentaje de reciclado, la biodegrabilidad, la huella de carbono y el consumo de recursos naturales. Ahora bien, existen múltiples tipos de ecoetiquetas que se imprimen cumpliendo determinados requisitos de forma, tamaño y color. Para ello, se requiere la utilización de equipos específicos. Concretamente, para la identificación en embalaje secundario las impresoras Inkjet HD de Smart Coding, que se pueden encontrar en Trébol Group, son una alternativa de alto nivel. Ecoetiquetas más utilizadas A día de hoy existen diversos tipos de ecoetiquetas que, en general, se pueden dividir en tres grupos. El primero lo componen las que pertenecen al sistema de reconocimiento Best in Class, que señala que el producto cumple una serie de requisitos que se traducen en un menor impacto ecológico en comparación con artículos similares que se encuentran en el mercado.

In 2019, the European Union launched the Green Deal, a set of initiatives to make the economies of its member states more sustainable, aiming to achieve zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. In this context, the PPWR (Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation) emerged, a European regulation that replaces different national packaging regulations with the objective of: Reducing waste generated. Ensuring the recyclability and reuse of packaging. Unifying labeling and management criteria across all Member States. This regulation is more ambitious than previous regulations and will be mandatory throughout the EU by 2026. Who is affected by the PPWR? The answer is simple: all sectors and all materials are included. The PPWR applies to: All materials: plastic, cardboard, glass, metal, wood, textiles… All types of businesses: industry, distribution, logistics, e-commerce, catering… The entire value chain: from production to marketing and end-of-life management.

Ven a conocer en Empack Porto la Nueva impresora Hitachi UX2. La nueva generación de impresoras Inkjet que destacan por su fiabilidad, eficiencia y facilidad de uso. ¿Quieres saber qué hace diferente a esta Hitachi? - Rapidez en el cambio de conectores - Nueva estación de limpieza para su cabezal - Vídeo-guías en la pantalla - Nuevo algoritmo mejorado - Control de tinta ¿Quieres conocerla antes que nadie? Ven a verla a nuestro stand.

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