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NEWS PACKAGING

Epson unveils a circular MCC invests in
new presses
leasing program Bobst Master M6 in-line
MCC has invested in two

production capabilities
vicing, enhanced by Epson’s flexo presses to enhance
Epson has unveiled a new open API to enable integra- across its EMEA operations.
business model designed to tion with partners’ manage- The investment marks a
make its technology more ment platforms. Epson milestone in the partner-
accessible for large corpo- ship between the company
rate and public sector organ- retains product ownership at and Bobst, with the Master
izations, while advancing its the end of the lease, ensuring M6 combining DigiFlexo
sustainability commitments. all equipment is returned for automation, the oneECG
In partnership with BNP refurbishment, reuse or recy- color process and advanced
Paribas Leasing Solutions, a cling. job-change capabilities.
European equipment This closed-loop approach The Master M6 com-
financing company, Epson is central to Epson’s corpo- pletes job changeovers in
will introduce a comprehen- A comprehensive leasing program covering its entire portfolio rate vision and helps prevent less than two minutes with
sive leasing program cover- products from entering sec- automated pressure and
ing its entire product ‘The solution means our projection, retail technolo- ondary ‘gray’ markets or register settings to reduce
portfolio. ‘This is a signifi- customers can access the lat- gies, industrial print and being disposed of inappropri- operator intervention. The
cant strategic milestone for est Epson technology with- robotics, including its latest technology can boost pro-
Epson and will help us better out the burden of up-front collaborative robots. ately. duction output by up to 67
support large-scale cus- investment.’ Customers will also benefit From a financing perspec- percent compared to tradi-
tomer requirements The leasing program from support delivered tive, leasing offers customers tional flexo presses through
through a more competitive spans Epson’s full range of through Epson’s partners predictable costs, improved oneECG process integra-
proposition,’ said Rob Clark, technology, from business providing fleet manage- cash flow and greater flexibil- tion and digitalized work-
COO, Epson Europe. printing and scanning to ment, maintenance and ser- ity. flows.
Archroma’s TIPA high-barrier UEI Group appoints two

new centers laminate products new sales professionals

Archroma Packaging
Technologies has opened TIPA Compostable Universal Engraving and
three Global Centers of Packaging has launched four Infinity Foils (UEI Group) has
Innovation in Mumbai, high-barrier film and lami- added Ruben Soto and Scott
Prat and Charlotte to nate products designed to Vena to its sales team.
advance sustainable pack- extend the use of composta- Universal Engraving manu-
aging technologies across ble packaging across food factures engraved copper and Ruben Soto and Scott Vena
flexible packaging, wood, and nutraceutical applica- brass dies for foil stamping
tape and label, fiber and tions. The laminates offer and embossing, while Infinity Missouri, Colorado and
moisture and oxygen barrier
board markets. properties for products Foils is a supplier of decora- Nebraska. Their specialty
The first center opened including single-serve New high-barrier laminates areas include engraved foil
in Mumbai on September sachets, chips and salty tive, security and identifica- stamping and embossing dies/
5, 2025, equipped with snacks, protein and drink inates feature both paper tion foils for hot, cold and cylinders/flexible dies, lock-
facilities for flexible pack- powders, vitamins and gum- and transparent print layers, digital applications. up systems, hot and cold foil
aging and wood market mies, and ground coffee and providing brands with Based out of Orange
segments serving the Asia tea. options to meet both func- County, California, Ruben and makeready supplies.
Pacific region. The second ‘With more than 40 per- tional and aesthetic require- will be servicing customers Soto has a background in
center was opened in Prat, cent of consumer goods ments. All films and located in Southern B2B sales with over 18 years of
Spain opened on packaged in flexible packag- laminates are designed to California, Southern Nevada, experience in account devel-
September 17, 2025. ing and less than one per- run on conventional packag- Arizona, Utah and New opment and customer rela-
The third facility will cent of these being recycled ing machinery and are print- Mexico. Vena, based out of tionship management. Vena
in the US, there is a need for
open later this year in more brands to choose sus- able and sealable. TIPA Overland Park, Kansas, will has an extensive background
Charl otte, Nor th tainable options for their stated that the compostable service customers located in
Carolina, focusing on products,’ noted Daphna alternatives address plastic Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, in sales with over 36 years of
fiber and board packaging Nissenbaum, CEO of TIPA. pollution from the design Arkansas, Kansas, North experience in B2B sales and
and biomaterials. The new high-barrier lam- phase. Dakota, South Dakota, customer development.
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