03.31.17
Healthcare companies in Europe will have access to more responsive, flexible printing services for their packaging needs due to Amcor’s continued investments in printing technology across the region.
The initial investment in two state-of-the-art printing presses will primarily serve the healthcare markets in the UK, Switzerland and Germany. A UV flexo press will be installed at Amcor Flexibles Kreuzlingen, Switzerland, and a digital press at Amcor Flexibles Cramlington, UK, both of which are expected to be in operation in 2017, building on a prior investment in a new digital press in Alzira, Spain.
Luca Zerbini, VP, marketing, R&D and sustainability, in Amcor’s Flexibles division in Europe, said the investments will do more than simply expand capacity.
“We are determined to remain the top provider of printing services to the fast-changing healthcare market,” Luca Zerbini, VP, marketing, R&D and sustainability, in Amcor’s Flexibles division in Europe, said. “Broadening our technology and high-value services will make us even better able to partner with our customers in areas most important to them: flexibility, speed and total cost.”
The move to digital printing is a critical enabler to meet the increasing speed of market change as well as the growing requirements towards personalised medicines.
The initial investment in two state-of-the-art printing presses will primarily serve the healthcare markets in the UK, Switzerland and Germany. A UV flexo press will be installed at Amcor Flexibles Kreuzlingen, Switzerland, and a digital press at Amcor Flexibles Cramlington, UK, both of which are expected to be in operation in 2017, building on a prior investment in a new digital press in Alzira, Spain.
Luca Zerbini, VP, marketing, R&D and sustainability, in Amcor’s Flexibles division in Europe, said the investments will do more than simply expand capacity.
“We are determined to remain the top provider of printing services to the fast-changing healthcare market,” Luca Zerbini, VP, marketing, R&D and sustainability, in Amcor’s Flexibles division in Europe, said. “Broadening our technology and high-value services will make us even better able to partner with our customers in areas most important to them: flexibility, speed and total cost.”
The move to digital printing is a critical enabler to meet the increasing speed of market change as well as the growing requirements towards personalised medicines.
