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s anyone in Canada’s packaging industry knows well, saying that the country’s food industry is of prime importance to the sector’s ongoing viability and relevance is an understatement of the highest order.

At the moment, no other sector comes close in terms of economic spinoffs for packaging than modern food product processing and manufacturing— be it measured in employment, production volumes, export opportunities, new product development and research, and general wealth creation throughout the value chain.

It’s more than a coincidence that Canada is blessed with having a very sound and well-developed food industry infrastructure that not only keeps our primary domestic needs well looked after, but also possesses an abundance of natural wealth and time-tested production competence that will play an important role for Canada’s emerging role as the world’s food basket.

As a nation blessed with the the world’s largest reserves of fresh water and second-largest mass of arable land for growing and raising the essential foodstuffs and staples society needs to maintain and sustain current growth trends and levels, Canada should be the world’s runaway leader in modern food production and global supply-chain excellence.

But you will find very few experts willing to assert unequivocally that we’re there.

Which is not to say it can’t happen, but it would happen much sooner if Canada had more progressive thinking and forward-looking food companies like the Toronto-headquartered Maple Leaf Foods, the subject of this issue’s cover story.

A world-class CPG (consumer packaged goods) manufacturer and brand-owner, this venerable Canadian business institution is doing all the things it has to do to remain firmly on top of Canada’s food chain—including a revitalized focus on con-

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sumer packaging innovation. The problem is that there are not enough Maple Leafs around to create a world-beating national food industry with undisputed industry-leading credentials worldwide.

As big and dominant as Maple Leaf Foods is at home, it still ranks as the fifth-largest multinational CPG doing business in Canada: not a poor showing in itself, but not being the king of your own castle is rather indicative of untapped and unrealized potential at the day’s end.

Realizing that potential will take nothing less than an urgent upgrade of the existing mindset in how Canadian food producers approach and master the new economy’s complex supply chain challenges, according to a timely new report from The Conference Board of Canada titled Fast and Fresh: A recipe for Canada’s Food Supply Chains.

“Canada’s food supply chains are the base of many food issues,” the report proclaims. “The nature of these chains has an impact on Canadian companies’ competitiveness, the kinds of foods that Canadians eat, the prices they pay, and even the environmental footprint of Canada’s food economy.

“Food markets cannot be disassociated from their supply chain networks,” the study states. “The markets the food companies serve and their economies of scale and scope are determined by supply chains.”

To realize the Canadian food industry’s food potential, according to the Conference Board, Canadian companies must start doing these things: • Use supply chain efficiency metrics for evaluation.

• Revaluate the potential for rail transportation of fresh and frozen food products.

• Assess the impact of domestic and foreign hinterland infrastructure improvements.

• Increase collaboration between importers and exporters.

• Measure supply chain efficiency at the macro level.

• Educate consumers on the benefits of food supply chain logistic improvements.

Sounds like a tasty recipe to us: let’s get cooking!

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H B Fuller Harlund Canada Industri 1, 3 ID Technol es Ltd. 5 Imprime ogy 5 Industri rie Ste-Juli MATER al Marking e Inc. 5 IAL JG Packagi 1 Bags HAND LING ng 4, Systems 5 Kaps-A 2 Boxes 5 Krones ll Packaging 3 Pallets PFM Packagi Labelad Machinery Systems 5 4 Rolls Co Ltd. Plan Automa ng Machin Labellin Ltd. 5 Intelligr 1, 3, 4, 5, ery Corp. g Technol Saturn tion M.D. 6 Packagi ated 2, 3 Packagi Inc. ogies Packagi 5 ng Equipm Markem Starquipng Machin ng Inc. PALLE ery Alex E. ent T RACKS Matthew-Imaje Inc. 1, 3, 5 Wulftec Integrated Concepts Parbinder CHEPCheema, Charles Jones & Associa 2, 3 System / M.J. Canada Moonst s Marking 5 Maillis s Plan Automa Inc. Director, tes Product Chishol Downer & METAL Stephen Group 1, 2, 3, 4 Multiva one Mechan Co. Graham, s5 tion Inc. 3 DETEC Packaging Longfor m Machinery Ltd. Abbey PALLEInnovation Chief Marketing Newma c Canada Inc.ical 1, 3, 5 TORS Packagi TIZING Officer, Sales Ltd. MultiFe d Internat Alex E. and Sustainability 5 ng Equipm ional Nordsonpak Ltd. 1, 1 Depalle Maple Leafeder Foods 3, 4, Newma Technol Ltd. Artypac Jones & Associa ent Ltd. 5, 6 Omnifis Canada Limited 2 Pallet tizers ogy, Inc. PMR pak Ltd. tes Bizerba Automation sion Packagi Oystar Packagi 3 PalletizInverter 3 s Pearson North ng Charles Canada Inc. Inc. ng PDC Internat 4 Robotic ers America 3, 4, 5 Packagi Inc. Plan Automa Chartwe Downer & 6 ABB Inc. ng System PMR s ll Automa Co. Ltd. Packagi ional Corp SACMI tion Inc. 1, 3, DJS Enterpr s Abbey 4 Packagi tion ng Inc. Packagi 4 Techno Beverage & ises Domino Alex E. Pember ng Machin 1, 3, 4, 5, ng Equipm Pak Packagi Packagi Canada ery 6 Eckert ton & ng Arpak Jones & Associa ent Ltd. Plan Automa POLYB Associa Concepts ng System Packagi 4, 5 Eriez Machines Artypac ng Inc. tes 1, 3, 3, 4 s Quadrel tion Inc. tes Inc. 5 Alex E. AGGERS 4 Fortress 1, 3, Automa Automation 1, 2, 3 QuickLa Labeling System Automa Jones & Associa 4, 5, Habasit Technology bel System B & T ted Packagi Inc. 3 RFID s 4, 5 6 tes Canpac tiondirect Inc. Canada Sales ng System Canada s5 Heat o Blueprin Inc. Limited Richard and Celplas Inc. 5 1, 3, s3 JG PackagiControl, 4 Bobst t Automation SPS/PH s Packaging Inc. Charles t Packaging North ng Kraken Bosch America Inc. 1, 3, SACMI IN Limited Inc. 4 Cima-P Downer & Systems Automa Rexroth 4 1, 3, 3 Co. Ltd. Lock Inspect Capmat tion Inc. 4, 5, Samuel Beverage & Canada Pearsonak Corpora 6 Loma ion System Corp.

Packagi tion Celplas ic Ltee 1, SATO Strapping Packaging Plan Automa System 4 3 t ng 1, 3, System America Packagi s, M.D. System Inc. Cermex 5, 6 Septima Packagi s Canada s 3, 5 Premier tion Inc. , Inc. ng s Inc. Magnet ng Inc. Tech System Charles Inc. 3, 4 Systems 3 Silgan tech Group 5 R-J Machin Plastics Inc. Mettler-ic Products, Chishol Downer & Techno ery Inc. s WeighP Canada 1, 3 Inc. Co. Mettler- Toledo Hi-Spee Pak Packagi ack System Compacm Machinery Ltd. 1, 2, 4, 5 6 ng System Newma Toledo Safeline d s Inc. PRESC Cousine ker System Sales Ltd. 3, 4 Tharo 1, 2, 3, s 1, 3, au Packagi s, LLC System Omron pak Ltd. Capmat RIPTION D. S. 3, 4 Union 4, 5, 4 FILLER Handlin ng Standars, Inc. 5, 6 OnGuar Canada Inc. Charles ic Ltee DESCO g System Inc. 2 S Unisour d Equipm Downer Optima d Prod Inspect s Limited DJS Enterpr Doboy N Conveyo ent Co. & Co. Viascan ce Canada Machin r System Inc., ion 1, 3 , Ltd. PMR ises Kaps-A ESS TechnolBosch s1 Videoje Inc. 1, 3, 1, 3, 4, 5 1, 3, 4, 5 Packagi ery Corpora ll Packagi Pkg Tech.

5 t Plan Richard ng Canada tion Eagle ogies Inc. Videoje Automa 4 s Packagi ng System 1, 3, Packagi 5 S+S Inspect tion Inc. 4 Edson s VisuaSct Technologies ng Inc. PRESS Packaging Machinery ion Inc. Shawpa Inc. 5 FANUC Weber an Inc. 1, ng Machin LLC APPLI URE-SENSIT 4, 5, Marking Smiths k Systems General Robotics Canada ery Ltd. 3, 4 CATOR IVE TAPE Detectio Ltd. System 6 3M Canada 4 LASER TNA North S George Conveyor s of Cda. n Inc. 1, 2, 3 Ltd. 1, 3, 4 Artypac America Alex E. INSPECTION 5 Techno Habasit Gordon Associa Canadia Automation Charles Jones & Associa SYSTE Thomps Pak Packagi Inc. Hartnes Canada Limitedtes, Inc. Downer ng System MS on Scale Capmat n Paper & Inc. DJS Enterpr Intelligr s International 1, 2, 3, 3 & Co. tes Packagi Compan s MICRO Ltd. Charles ic Ltee ated 1, 4 ises ng Co. Domino y 1, 3, JG Packagi 3, 4 Beckoff PROCESSOR Chestw Downer & Eckert Canada ng 3, 4 Kraken Co. CONTR Bizerba Automation 4 Chishol ood – Mezey Ltd. Krones Machines Krones Automation Canada Canada OLS m Machin Distribu Heat DJS Enterpr MatthewMachinery and Control,Inc. ery Sales tion Langen Machinery Inc. 1, 3 Co Ltd. Omron ises Edelste Packagi Co Ltd. Omron s Marking Ltd. Inc. M.D. 1, 2, 3, in Diversif Product Canada PMR Canada Inc. Packagi ng Inc. Glue Dots Plan Automa Packagi 4 s 1, 3, Inc. Magnet ng Inc. 4 Techno Internatied Co. Ltd. ng Inc. Gluefas SPS/PH tion Inc. Moonst ic Products, 1, 3, 4 ional VanSco Pak Packagi Groupe t Company Viascan IN Limited ng System Product Newma one Mechan Inc. 1 Inc. Lelys JG Packagi Videoje Inc. s MILK POUCH s Omega pak Ltd. 1, ical 1, 3 ng 2, Lovesha VisuaSct Canada Plan Automa Omnifis Design Corp. 3, 4 w, an BAGGI an Inc. M.D. sion 4 NG Prodo-P tion Inc. Packagi ITW Compan PMR LIDDIN Starts PackagiPackaging PMR ak on ng y page Corp 1, 3 Techno Packagi 40Inc. Packagi ng Inc. Alex E. G MACH Pak Packagi Plan Automa ng Inc. INES Packagi ng Equip & 1, 2, 3, 4 Artypac Jones & Associa MILK ng System Sterling tion Inc. Pearson ng Machin Conveyors tes Auto-M Automation s Newma POUCH PACKA Techno Marking Product Packagi ery Concep 1 Plan Automa pak Ltd. Celplas ate Technol Inc. ng System ts 2, Plan Automa GING Unisour Pak Packagi s Inc. 3, 4 ogies, Premier tion Inc. s4 Charles t Packaging LLC Prodo-P tion Inc. Vibac ce Canada ng System Propack Tech System 1, 2, 3, 4 s , Canada ControlGDowner & Systems Techno ak Corp VisuaSc Inc. Process s 1, 3, Co. Ltd. MC 4 Pak Packagi Feed 4 ing & Wexxar an Inc. System Packagi SACMI ORIEN ng System Packagi Heat ng System Sealing s Inc. ng Inc. s SchneidBeverage & Alex E. TING PRICE Kaps-A s Pkg ll Packagi Supplie Strong er Packagi Packaging Auto-M Jones & Associa Artypac MARK ING New England s 1, ng ng System tes Techno Point Automa Equipment 3, 4 Bradma ate Technol Bemis Automation Newma Machin s ogies, Packagi Inc. ery Inc. Uhlman Pak Packagi tion Inc. 1, 1, 3, 4 Capmat n Lake Inc. LLC Charles Optima pak Ltd. ng Machin WeighP n Packaging ng System 3, 4 Charles ic Ltee Chestw Downer & PMC Industri s ery Corpora Co. Yaskawaack System Systems LP 1, 3, 4 Eckert Downer & Depend ood – Mezey Ltd. PMR tion s Inc. Co. Ltd. 3 Packagi es Yaskawa America Feed Machines Industri able Marking Distribution Pacific ng Inc. 1, 3, 4 System System Packagi Inc. 3, General Robotic Motoman s Inc. Krones al Marking Plan Automa ng Machin Canada 4 System s s) 1, 3, Conveyo Heat Norwoo Machinery Ltd. (Motom R-J Machin tion Inc. 4 ery r and PAPER Co Ltd. s Kaps-A Control, Sterling d Marking an ery Stock Inc. FILLIN BAG FEEDIN Steri-Te Inc. Marking Systems Krones ll Packaging Techno Techno G chnic Product Machin System Charles CLOSING, G OPENI Pak Packagi Canada New England Tharo Pak Packagi s Inc. ery Co s AUTOM NG System Fischbe Downer & ng System LIFT TRUCK ng System Omega Unisour Machin Ltd. Co. Ltd. s, Inc. ATIC s Design General in Compan s ce Canada ery Inc. 1 Electric S PMC Industri y Corp. , PROGR Habasit Conveyor Charles Packagi es Canada AMMA Downer ng Equip M.D. CONTR Limited Plan BLE Packagi & Co. MACH & Conveyo Automa LOGIC OLLER Ltd. 1 PMR B&T Techno tion Inc. Packagi ng Inc. S rs Sales Bradma INE REBUI Pak Packagi Plan Automa ng Inc. B&R IndustriInc. Celplas n Lake Inc. LDS/CONVER OVERW ng System Unisour tion Beckoff al Automa ce CanadaInc. SION Charles t Packaging s Alex E. RAPPING tion Bosch Automation , PAPER MACH Rexroth Ilapak Downer & Systems Canada Inc. B & T Jones & Associa Capmat Co. Ltd. Inc. INES Canada Sales Charles INSER TING Kraken tes Bizerba Inc. Corp.

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FAMED WATER BRAND PUTS TIME TO GOOD USE WITH SLEEK NEW BOTTLE DESIGN It often takes some time to perfect on perfection, which is perhaps why it has taken the famed French bottled-water brand Evian more than a decade to redesign its world-renowned evian Natural Spring Water water bottle, also featuring a newly updated logo and product branding graphics.

But it was well worth the wait, according to the product’s brand-owner Danone Waters of North America, which launched the new 500ml bottle design (see picture) at major grocery stores across Canada earlier this month, with other bottle sizes set to follow over the next 12 months.

Paying homage to its award-winning bottle design of 14 years ago, the updated design features sleeker, cleaner lines and a ‘label-less’ look to emphasize pure and pristine transparency that befits the product’s appeal of “a distinctly pure water as nature intended,” according to the company’s president Eric O’Toole.

“Our new bottle allows evian’s honest and natural personality to make a new connection with consumers,”

says O’Toole. “We are very excited.”

The new bottle’s front features a simplified, elegant reduction of the previous logo design, with the panorama of mountain images celebrating the water’s source in a corner of the French Alps—a region protected by the farming community to ensure evian water maintains its pure, natural form dating back to its initial discovery in 1789.

According to Danone, the bottle’s simple shape and beveled mountain ridges are intended to echo the simplicity and regality of the water’s home, reinforced with the playful carving of the brand name into the base, with a quick summary of the product’s fascinating history revealed on the back of the container.

First bottled commercially in 1826, each drop of evian begins as rain or snow high in

NEW SENSATION JOINS SPICY CLUB

Keeping up with evolving trends, tastes and eating habits is part of a day’s work for Canada’s leading spice producer McCormick Canada of London, Ont., and its Club House Limited Edition brand of seasoning blends.

Launched in 2008 under the Club House La Grille label, the updated Limited Edition concept derives its recipe inspirations from the company’s own annual McCormick’s Flavour Forecast survey, that is used to predict emerging new popular blend f lavors—with Club House Roasted Cumin and Mint seasoning selected for this summer’s national launch.

Packaged in see-through 120-gram plastic bottles topped with tamper-proof plastic overwrap banding, the new spice has a distinctive f lavor, according to the company, a subsidiary of the world’s largest spice producer McCormick & Company, Inc. of Baltimore, Md. “This exciting mix stimulates the spirit of discovery for international cuisine and transforms the dining experience from ordinary to extraordinary,” says McCormick Canada’s product manager Stacey McKellar, adding the kosherapproved seasoning contains no artificial f lavors or colors.

As with all Club House One Step seasonings, the container features a unique peel-back label—designed by Toronto-based Novellus Graphic Resource and printed by ASL Print FX of Vaughan, Ont.—filled with easy-to-follow recipes, says McKellar.

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the pristine peaks of the French Alps, which then travels through a vast mineral aquifer deep within the mountains until it is bottled directly from the spring in Evian-Les-Bains.

According to Danone, this genuinely unique 15-year process is the brand’s secret recipe for evian’s pure natural taste and high mineral and electrolyte content.

Says O’Toole: “We wanted to remake the brand so consumers would be proud to once again call it their favorite water.

“It’s a sharp new look, and we can’t wait to see it here, there, and everywhere,” says O’Toole, pointing out that the evian brand is widely acknowledged to have virtually first defined Canada’s premium water market back in the early 1980s.

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LASSONDE HERALDS ‘END OF THE CAN’ WITH CANTON PACKAGING MAKEOVER

Special products deserve special packaging to match, and for Lassonde Specialities—a division of Canada’s leading fruit and vegetable juicemaker Lassonde Industries Inc. of Rougemont, Que.—the company’s recent switch of its Canton brand of premium-quality fondue bouillons from cans to cartons is a match made in packaging heaven on many levels.

Now packaged exclusively in 1,100-ml combiblocStandard paperboard cartons supplied by aseptic packaging specialists SIG Combibloc, Inc. of Chester, Pa., the ready-to-serve Canton Beef/Onion, Original, Oriental Delight, Red Wine and Thai bouillons were long in need of a more contemporary packaging look and presentation, according to Lassonde.

“We’ve decided to go for a new, much lighter, more practical and ‘greener’ packaging form that also better preserves the f lavor and quality of our fondue bouillons,” explains Lassonde’s vice-president of communications Stefano Bertolli. “That really is the end of the can for our bouillons.

“Packaged in carton packs, the premium fondue bouillons are now optimally protected to retain the product’s high quality for a long time,” Bertolli expands, also citing the consumer-friendly, easy open V-perforations on top of the FSC (Forest Stewardship Council)-certified boxes.

“In addition, carton packs are among the most environmentally-friendly packaging solutions available for long-life foods, because they are made from up to 75-per cent wood, which is a renewable resource,” says Bertolli.

“As a result, they have a significantly smaller

environmental footprint than all other packaging alternatives for long-life food products.”

While the Canton brand has been well-known among Canadian fondue aficionados for over 30 years, the product had only been available in traditional metal cans used by all other competing brands, relates Tim Kirchen, head of marketing and business development at SIG Combibloc North America.

“Foods in convenient portion sizes—preferably made from eco-friendly materials derived from renewable resources—are more and more in demand.

“Lassonde’s decision to go for the carton pack is quite representative of the packaging trend in North America, which is moving from food metal cans to carton packs.”

For Lassonde, the operational f lexibility of the SIG Combibloc aseptic filling technology was also a major factor for the packaging switch.

“With these filling machines, we’re able to fill a very wide range of food variants and package them for long shelf-life,” says Bertolli. “There are many more liquids and more viscous products there that can be processed just as safely and gently as products with a high particulate content. And when it comes to volume and decor as well, there’s plenty of scope for Lassonde to offer a more full range of products in SIG Combibloc carton packs in the near future.”

NEW PACKAGING TWIST MOLSON’S CROWNING GLORY

Pouring a cold one out of the can to beat the summer heat even easier for Ontario beer-lovers, thanks to an innovative new packaging twist added

by Molson Coors Canada to the 473-ml and 355-ml cans of its bestselling Molson Canadian and Coors Light beer brands this past summer.

Developed by the Philadelphia, Pa.-based metal packaging product group Crown Beverage Packaging North America, the new Vented End opening feature was designed to enable a smoother, easier and foam-free pour via a unique dual-aperture opening that makes two holes when lifting the opening tab, rather than just one hole found on the traditional can ends.

A distinctive red tab and a button-shape depression mark to the right of the main opening allows consumers to open the can as usual, then turn the red tab aligning it over the button, and then pressing down to activate the second opening.

According to Crown, the Vented End enhances the appeal of the package and also helps build brand identity by more closely connecting consumers with their beverage.

“Consumers have had an extremely positive reaction to the Vented End and have noted that the additional opening, with its corresponding smoother pour, is both easy and fun,” says Neill Mitchell, vice-president of marketing and strategic Development at Crown Beverage Packaging North America.

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products, attract consumers and drive sales, and we’ve designed this new technology for Molson Coors to satisfy those needs.

“With the vented end, consumers experience a smooth pour, while enjoying the f lavorful and familiar beverage, Mitchell states. “In addition, it can be used alongside other existing technologies, like Crown’s promotional tabs, as well as can shaping, finishing, and printing to attract attention at the point-of-purchase.”

Both fun and functional, the Vented End feature required a fair bit of extensive product development work, according to the Molson Coors senior packaging scientist Mike MacDonald.

“This latest innovation was developed exclusively with Crown through extensive work and rigorous testing,” MacDonald relates.

“The new cans are the result of several years and evolutions of our concepts and prototypes,” says MacDonald, adding that there are currently no other similar vented opening features found on any other canned beer brands in North America.

CONVERTER FLEXING ITS MIGHT WITH MAJOR CAPITAL INVESTMENT

Alpha Poly has recently expanded its Brampton plant to 50,000 square feet to accommodate pending installation of a high-end flexographic press and additional slitting and laminating equipment.

It’s a long to the top in the competitive package converting markets, but having survived early growing pains, Brampton, Ont.-based Alpha Poly Packaging Solutions is ready to step up to the next level—following a recent purchase of the high-end model MIRAFLEX AM 8 f lexographic press from Windmoeller & Hoelscher (W&H) of Lincoln, R.I. To be installed in early 2014, the pending arrival of the state-of-the-art 52-inch press has prompted the family-owned converter to expand its production facility by 20,000 square feet over the past few months, according to general manager Patrick Kerrigan.

“This is a pivotal time in the company’s history,” says Kerrigan, adding Alpha Poly is also installing a Nordmeccanica laminator and a Deacro slitter to work alongside the new press to broaden the company’s in-house design, converting and laminating capabilities.

“We have already given the company a makeover with a new name, logo and look,” says Kerrigan, “and our investment in the MIRAFLEX press for high-end printing applications will enable us to add real value to our products and services so that we can help coordinate all of our customers’ packaging needs under one roof.”

Founded in 1989 by the Kerrigan family, Alpha Poly was a producer of polyethylene (PE) plastic bags, before expanding its capabilities to handle more demanding, high-end process print jobs.

Earlier this year, Alpha Poly picked up a Silver Award in the Flexible Packaging category in the 2013 PAC Packaging Competition of PAC-The Packaging Association for exceptional graphic design, structural design and printing of the highly-decorative potato bags produced for the Shelburne, Ont.-based Downey Potato Farms.

According to W&H, the MIRAFLEX AM 8 flexographic press can process plastic films, paper, aluminum foils, laminates and other similar substrates at speeds of up to 1,000 feet per minute, with its innovative EASY-SET HD technology enabling quick automatic impression setting of anilox rolls and plate cylinders for exceptionally fast production startup and changeovers, reduced waste, and accurate, repeatable settings.

Produced by Alpha Poly, the Downey brand potato bags picked up a Silver Award in Flexible Packaging category of the 2013 PAC Packaging Competition earlier this year.

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 Toronto-based metal detection systems manufacturer Fortress Technology Inc. has completed the installation of over 300 solar panels on the roof of its central manufacturing and head office facility as part of the company’s concerted efforts to reduce its carbon footprint. Currently covering 90 per cent of the roof of the company’s Grand Marshall Drive plant, the solar panels will generate about 120,000 kWh of electricity per year, according to the company, helping reduce the GHG (greenhouse gas) emissions by an estimated 180,000 pounds annually. “We’ve been impressed with the results of the program so far,” says Fortress Technology president Steve Gidman. “This program is another way we can give back to our community and the environment by producing a clean, renewable energy source,” relates Gidman, adding the project was carried out as part of the Ontario Power Authority’s MicroFIT incentive program designed to promote the use of renewable energy among industrial businesses.  Leading bottled-water producer Nestlé Waters Canada (NWC) has been selected as this year’s recipient of the annual Employer of Distinction award of the Guelph & District Human

to the consumer while excelling in compliance.

“The Nestlé Waters Canada story at its Guelph bottling facility is an amazing one, particularly in terms of its level of employee engagement and its commitment to sustained quality and business compliance,” states Bradley. “The Employer of Distinction Award in the large employer category was a well-earned recognition for Nestlé Waters this year, and we look forward to hearing about further advances in continuous improvement by the company in the years to come.” Adds NWC president John Zupo: “We have made great strides over the past three years when it comes to building a high-performance organization that produces high-quality beverage products for Canadian consumers. We are deeply honored by this recognition, with this award being proof-positive that we are headed in the right direction on our journey of continuous improvement.”

Resources Professional Association in the large employer category in recognition of the company’s outstanding organizational and human resources excellence, according to the association. Located just outside of Guelph, Ont., NWC is Canada’s largest producer and marketer of bottled-water products, with leading market shares in most product categories in the “healthy beverages” market—employing about 450 people at  Toronto-based plastic films extruder Covertech bottling operations in Puslinch and Hope, B.C., Fabricating Inc. has acquired along with additional distribution centers in Laval, the assets of f lexible packQue., and Chilliwack, B.C. According to the assoaging manufacturer ciation board’s president Stefanie Bradley, NWC Seville Plastics Inc., was specifically recognized for the establishment Mississauga, Ont.-based of its Nestlé Continuous Excellence program—a producer of laminated continuous improvement initiative based on Lean roll stock, polybags, standManufacturing and total predictive maintenup pouches and polywoven ance (TPM) principles Dialog, that accelerate perform- 133 xbags for CC-en46-AZ094_06/13 horticultural, chemCANADIAN PACKAGING, 203 mm, ance improvement and ensure sustainability as ical, coffee, snack-food and petthey relate to delivering a competitive advantage food packaging applications.

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PROGRESSIVE MOTOR OIL PRODUCER GETTING LOTS OF EXTRA MILEAGE WITH GREENER PACKAGING “Every time you pour oil out of a quart bottle, While the words oil and sustainability may not first seem like a natural pairing to be said in one breath, it’s more than a perfect match for Universal Lubricants, Wichita, Ks.-based manufacturer of the high-performance Eco Ultra line of sustainable motor oils, engine oils and transmission f luids made from recovered used oils and other discarded auto-care products.

Since relaunching its Eco-Ultra products in bulk six-gallon EcoPak containers into the installer market about two years ago, the sales of Eco-Ultra products packaged in the innovative bag-in-box format have more than tripled—fueled by growing demand from installers across North America who have eagerly embraced its convenience, costsaving and environmental benefits.

“The time was right for this kind of package and the response from installers has been tremendous,” says Gary Shaffer, Universal Lubricants director of installer sales, citing extensive product development efforts by his company in making the package’s liners both leakproof and burst-resistant.

Says Shaffer: “Buying in bulk saves installers money and reducing the number of individual bottles keeps more plastic out of the waste stream.

“Since EcoPaks are so easy to store, installers can stock their service bays with a wide variety of engine oils and transmission f luids,” Shaffer states, adding the overwhelmingly positive customer response has prompted the company to switch more of its brands to the six-gallon EcoPaks, including Eco Ultra 0W-20, 5W-20, 5W-30 and 10-W30 viscosity grades; the 0W-20, 5W-20 and

5W-30 synthetic motor oils; and the globally-distributed range of transmission f luids widely used by leading car manufacturers like Ford, GM, Toyota, Nissan and Honda.

“Having one six-gallon bag of motor oil in a box is far more efficient, cost-effective and ecofriendly than dealing with 24 individual plastic one-quart bottles,” says Eric Unrein, president of Unrein and Company, Inc. in Topeka, Ks. “My mechanics really like it,” says Unrein, whose company owns and operates six Midas Auto Service & Tire franchises in Kansas.

“It’s both cleaner and faster to just open the spigot on the box, dispense the oil into a fivequart measuring pitcher and pour it into the engine,” Unrein explains.

“We can fit six boxes on the dispensing stand Universal Lubes provided, and store the rest of our EcoPak supply neatly on a shelf,” he says.

“Our entire service bay is less cluttered and more organized, and being a very environmentally-conscious operation it is a big deal to us to reduce so much plastic waste,” he adds.

“This is the way of the future,” says Unrein, adding that there is practically zero product waste when using the EcoPaks because their bladder bags drain more completely than plastic bottles.

some of it adheres to the inside and you can never get it all out,” Unrein says. “There’s almost always a bottle left with a partial amount that has to be put back on a shelf.

“But the six-gallon EcoPak bag collapses as the oil is dispensed,” he says. “You only dispense what you need, so there’s minimal residual or leftover oil that goes to waste.”

According to Universal’s Shaffer, the company is currently considering switching even more products to the six-gallon design, including a recently-developed specialty high mileage motor oil for long-distance transport vehicles.

“We will always be thinking of our customers’ need for additional products,” says Shaffer. “Most don’t have room for additional tanks, but they also don’t want to carry the quart bottles because they’re so troublesome and wasteful.

“So they can get a six-gallon bag-in-the-box EcoPak that fits in a rack or on a shelf.

“We’ll keep expanding our EcoPak product line as customer needs dictate,” says Shaffer, while also citing the company’s award-winning consumer packaging that picked up a slew of high-profile industry awards in the past few years.

Said to be the very first retail motor oil in the U.S. to be packaged in a sustainable, f lexible stand-up pouch, the Eco Ultra FlexPak (see picture) won the Packaging Award for Innovation at last year’s Automotive Aftermarket Products Expo (AAPEX) exhibition in Las Vegas, Nev., along with multiple Achievement Awards from the Flexible Packaging Association (FPA).

PAPER PACKAGING PRODUCERS DOING THEIR BEST FOR THE RECYCLING CAUSE The average recycled content of paper packaging produced by Canadian mills for use in Canada is slowly but surely approaching the 80 per cent milestone threshold, according to a new report from the Paper & Paperboard Environmental Council (PPEC).

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While the domestic shipments of containerboard used to make corrugated boxes averaged 81-percent recycled content in 2012, its lightweight cousin, the boxboard carton, averaged 70 per cent recycled content, with kraft paper packaging John Mullinder, averaging 35 per cent. Executive Director, While the over- PPEC. all average of 76.4 per cent remained virtually the same as in 2010, the council’s executive director John Mullinder says the Canadian industry has come a long way since it first began tracking such statistics in 1990.

“What we have seen over the years is an increasing mill reliance on recovered paper and board, whether from industrial or residential sources,” say Mullinder.

“Most packaging mills in Canada now produce 100-percent recycled content material, with eight sites producing what we call a blend between recycled and virgin fiber, and three mills using only virgin fiber.

“Actually, virgin is a bit of a misnomer,” Mullinder points out, “since these mills primarily use wood chips and sawmill residues that are left over from lumber oper-

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ations as their feedstock, rather than fresh trees.”

While Mullinder says that PPEC is strongly in favor of the industry’s continued progress in this area, the group is also wary of the multitude of new regulatory or legislative initiatives from provincial, federal and municipal governments to mandate minimum requirements for paper-based packaging in Canada.

“We question whether there is in fact a need for recycled content minimums for paper packaging in Canada,” he states. “The overall average is already 76 per cent, which is far higher than any other packaging material has achieved.

“With the overwhelming majority of Canada’s packaging mills already at 100-percent recycled content, there is really not much more the industry can do.”

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We’ve all seen children asking their parents to buy them something in a grocery store—some politely and others more persistently—or rejecting healthy options mom may like with a resounding “no.” But how much effect does their behavior really have on what goes into the cart? In the portion-pack beverage category, the answer is ‘quite a lot’ according to research conducted by Tetra Pak. Whether it’s a gradeschooler tugging on mom’s skirt or a toddler stretching and pointing from their perch in the grocery cart, kids tend to get what they want when it comes to beverages they’ll be expected to drink, says the research.

And the numbers are impressive: Tetra Pak’s interviews with nearly 500 U.S. shoppers show that almost 80 percent of purchases are influenced by kid requests, and a full 55 percent of planned purchases are child requests.

When children are along on the shopping trip—as they are about 60 percent of the time—they are more likely not only to express an opinion, but get their way. Only 20 percent of shoppers say their buying decisions have nothing to do with what their children want.

In Canada, children have a say in breakfast choices 97 percent of the time and lunch choices 95 percent of the time, according to the 2008 YTV Kids and Tweens Report. Additionally, 67 percent of children make requests when they visit the grocery store with their parents, according to a report published by the Childhood Obesity Foundation of Canada.

But savvy brand marketing can also influence moms—who decide what goes in the cart—while still appealing to kids by keeping these points in mind: Differentiate by flavour: After portability and convenience, flavour is the strongest consideration cited by shoppers in the children’s beverage aisle, named by 60 percent of Tetra Pak survey respondents. With flavoured waters for kids moving up

in this category, including coconut water, kids are poised to be accepting of evermore-sophisticated offerings when it comes to taste.

Add nutritional benefits: Nutrition is increasing in importance—now ranking just behind flavour in the decisionmaking matrix for children’s beverages with just about half of all moms scanning beverage labels. They tend to be looking for lower-sugar, vitamin-rich drinks.

Explore novel shapes: Unusual shapes can help a package stand out in a crowded aisle. For instance, the Tetra Classic Aseptic has a highly unusual tetrahedron shape that has a proven track record in other countries as a magnet for children.

Target your age market: What appeals to a toddler is very likely going to turn off a grade school or middle school child, so it is important to consider age when creating package designs. Segment, where possible, to capture maximum market share, or strive for a “sweet spot” with images or graphics that offer the widest appeal.

Remember characters are key: Younger children in particular are drawn to packaging that features a character they can identify, as chronicled in a recent Yale research study published in the journal Pediatrics. Of course, movie and television characters appeal, but successful campaigns have been built around internally developed “brand icons” as well, such as Tony the Tiger, the emblem of Kellogg’s® Frosted Flakes. More broadly, exciting graphics and intriguing shapes attract kids’ attention and stimulate their interest.

Maximize the billboard effect: Shoppers spend on average 27 seconds making a decision in this aisle, according to our research, and spend a maximum of four seconds looking at any one item on the shelf according to a study published in Canadian Grocer. This makes shelf appeal incredibly important in capturing relatively disengaged consumers.

Create packaging that offers a bold, consumer-facing billboard on the shelf.

All of these elements—taste, nutrition and inspired packaging and design play into the purchase decision and each can be a powerful motivator for kids. Responsible manufacturers know their packaging can be a force for good to help moms help kids make the healthy choice.

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Stephen Graham, Chief Marketing Officer, Maple Leaf Foods

Relentless pursuit of product and packaging innovation fuels the iconic meat, meals and bakery company’s life in the fast lane of Canada’s ever-changing grocery retail landscape

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s any worthy repeat champion in any sport will attest to with the benefit of hindsight, getting to the top is the easy part. Staying perched right up there at the pinnacle, with fierce competition—large and small—constantly snapping at your heels, is the real test of one’s competitive instincts, mettle, stamina and acumen.

And by the looks of things these days, Maple Leaf Foods seems to have all those angles covered well enough to remain solidly entrenched in its lofty position as the country’s largest Canadianowned CPG (consumer packaged goods) powerhouse for some time to come.

In fact, the famed Toronto-headquartered food processor is poised to enter an exciting new phase of accelerated growth and expansion driven by ambitious capital investment in state-of-the art production capabilities and genuine breakthrough innovation—much of it already manifesting itself on Canadian grocery store-shelves from coast to coast with dazzling new product offerings and world-class packaging to match.

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the country’s most iconic and storied commercial processors of meat, bread and other key everyday food staples made to meet the highest quality and safety standards out there, according to the company’s chief marketing officer Stephen Graham.

Vital Importance “For us to remain successful we have to be vital, and for us to be vital, we must constantly give consumers products that bring new added-value benefits into their everyday lives,” Graham told Canadian Packaging in a recent interview at the company’s Launched by Maple Leaf Foods last year, the Natural Selections brand of all-natural delicatessen meats is packaged in resalable, high barrier thermopacks containing high-quality, all-natural cold-cuts containing no artificial flavors or additives, with the new easy-open pull-tabs helping consumers preserve the leftover product’s freshness in the fridge well after opening.

global headquarters in midtown Toronto.

“We’re talking about real benefits that make their lives easier and healthier by providing better and better products for a balanced diet as an important part of their everyday routine.

“If you look at our product mix, with fresh meat and healthy grain breads being our biggest categories, we provide Canadian consumers with the kind of products that, for the most part, can be added onto any plate, at every breakfast, lunch, dinner and snack occasion on an everyday basis. In the process, we help them cover a good percentage of the daily nutritional requirements set out by the Canadian Food Guide,” explains Graham, who joined Maple Leaf three years ago after a series of senior management positions with some of the leading Canadian and global business enterprises.

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chief ingredients you need to make a great sandwich,” he chuckles, “especially if you use the new Dempster’s Garden Vegetable Bread we launched earlier this year, which actually provides a daily half-serving of vegetables in every two slices.

“So if you look at a domestic market of roughly 33 million consumers with three meal occasions per day, there is lots of opportunity for growth in our existing markets for all our existing brands, which is why we have such a strong line-up of new product launches in the works,” he asserts.

According to Graham, Maple Leaf is currently undergoing an intensive company “transformation” focusing on unlocking added value through efficiencies and scale by consolidating and integrating the multitude of well-executed large and small business acquisitions of recent years.

This capital-intensive buyout spree has resulted in vastly expanding the company’s already impressive product portfolio and asset mix, while also helping the 19,500-employee company reach sales of $4.95 billion last year—ranking it as fifth-largest multinational CPG conglomerate operating in Canada, as well as the largest Canadian-owned.

As part of this transformation, Maple Leaf is also committing significant resources to help support its international and export businesses, which already accounts for a significant part of the company’s revenues.

Big Surprise “Most Canadians would be surprised to know that our New York Bakery Co. business in the U.K enjoys an 80-percent share of the Britain’s fresh bagel business, and is a dominant market leader,” Graham relates.

“We also have strong export markets in Asia for our premium meat products,” he adds, “while our frozen-bakery business headquartered in Chicago has a strong presence throughout North America.

“That said, the Canadian market still account for 75 per cent of our annual sales,” Graham points out.

“Therefore we are fully committed to maintaining our focus on our fresh meat business, where we’re already a Number One producer, and the bakery business, where we hold leading market shares in most of the core categories.

“Historically, Maple Leaf was built through a series of acquisitions that enabled our company to create a truly national footprint with talented, world-class employees and iconic brands,” Graham acknowledges, “but that in itself is no guarantee of endless success.

“While we tend to be a leader in most of the product categories in which we compete, the real key is what we do tomorrow to make those categories, brands and product lines healthier and more vital.”

Says Graham: “About three years ago we made a big effort to become a much more valueadded company by creating more value for our consumers and our brands.

“This goes beyond just having the highest-quality product out there: it’s also about bringing forth real product innovation by offering more delicious, and at the

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same time healthier, more convenient products to grow our brands right across the country catering increasingly to the evolving needs and demographics of our end consumers— whether they purchase our products at retail for home consumption or in restaurants.”

— Stephen Graham, In addition to offerChief Marketing Officer, Maple Leaf Foods ing a well-established core of signature Maple Leaf product brands of pork and poultry products ranging from Maple Leaf Prime portions to Maple Leaf Natural Selections deli meats, the company’s meat or protein product portfolio has also been vastly expanded across in recent years with the acquisition of some of Canada’s most prized regional brands.

This includes Schneiders and Shopsy’s in Ontario, Mitchell’s in Western Canada, and Larsen and Hygrade in Quebec, along with a stable of popular bread brands and baking products like Tenderflake pastries, POM, Bon Matin and Villagio breads and Olivieri fresh pastas, among many others.

Although such a rich brand offering sometimes results in having the company’s brands competing head-to-head in the grocery aisles—with Schneiders Country Naturals deli meats being a direct competitor to Maple Leaf Natural Selections deli meat products, for example—Graham asserts that offer Canadians such a wide range in diversity of high-quality product choices ultimately yields far more benefits than drawbacks for the company’s bottom line, especially in the context of today’s rapidly-changing retail sector dynamics.

“The retail landscape in Canada has changed dramatically in the past 10 years, and it will continue to change,” Graham states. “By nature, there is always going to be consolidation in any business: we have seen it in the food business and now we’re seeing it in the retail business, where there is no longer the Dominion, IGA, A&P and other big chain names that were

“Our packaging has to work way harder than it does today because it’s the best piece of communication, and the most important piece of communication, that we have at our disposal when the consumer is standing there in the store 10 feet away from the shelf.”

dominant players not so long ago.

“Even the lines between food and traditional drugstore retailers are being blurred, but the key is to respond to these changes by identifying and leveraging the opportunities these changes present, like putting our deli meats into new locations that did not sell food products before.

“For a company like ours, which operates its own agribusiness that is integrated right back to the farm fields, there are many opportunities for us,” he asserts. “A lot of it comes from not just looking at what the biggest changes in the marketplace are, but specifically what today’s consumers are looking for and how we can use our market strength and scale to satisfy and hopefully exceed their daily needs and evolving expectations.

“That’s why we are focusing on benefiting form the larger economic changes in the marketplace and Canada’s evolving demographics by offering consumers more value-added products with better nutrition, convenience, taste and indulgence characteristics,” says Graham.

“Naturally, the way we package our products has a major role to play in how well we succeed with our keen new focus on value-added products.”

States Graham: “We need to keep changing fast to keep pace with how fast the consumer

The new Maple Leaf Bacon Portions pack is a radical departure from traditional bacon packaging by providing two attached, fully-resealable packages of high-quality Canadian bacon that can be easily resealed in seconds flat right after use without having to rewrap the unused product.

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COVER STORY is changing, which is why we’re getting into stuff like portion-packs, resealable packaging, Halal meats and all-natural meat product made without any artificial additives or preservatives, like the Natural Selections range.”

Having just opened up a massive new commercial bakery and breadmaking facility in Hamilton, Ont., earlier this year, Maple Leaf is approaching completion of a nearby state-of-the-art prepared meats plant scheduled to come online in the latter part of 2014, Graham relates.

Once up and running, Maple Leaf will employ a total of about 1,000 people in total at the two state-of-the-art, greenfield food-processing facilities in the southwestern Ontario city, equipped with advanced, highly-automated, best-of-breed processing and packaging technologies.

“This $500-million investment is by far the biggest-ever single capital investment in the history of Canadian food business, period,” says Graham, adding some of those capital expenditures will also be used to upgrade and modernize the company’s existing strategic meatprocessing facilities in Saskatoon, Winnipeg and Brampton, Ont.

Canadian consumers will see at their stores this fall.

“This change alone affects the production process at three of our plants, meaning replacing three pieces of line equipment, but we see it as a strategic investment for the future.

“Not only do we eliminate all that foam from the wastestream, we are also using a pre-printed one-component package to replace three packaging components—foam tray, overwrap bag and stick-on product labeling— to improve the package’s recyclability, whilst also providing consumer convenience with a zipper design for The Olivieri brand of fresh-made premium pastas is one of a multitude of popular high-quality, Canadian-made food brands acquired by Maple Leaf in recent years.

Going Strong As Graham explains, “This investment is part of our objective is to make sure we have very strong brands, strong innovation, and really strong cost-competitive position in Canada from our infrastructure perspective.

“It’s one thing to enjoy a strong position in our core markets when the Canadian dollars was trading at 70 cents U.S. some years ago, but it’s a very different proposition when the currency is trading at par with the U.S. dollar,” he points out.

“So this investment is key for us to create a stronger foundation for future growth as we go forward,” he states.

For the company’s director of packaging innovation and sustainability Parbinder Cheema, who joined Maple Leaf about two years ago after a tenure as global innovation officer for the famed U.K. confectioneries powerhouse Cadbury, the two new Hamilton facilities and upgrades to existing plants will present a timely opportunity to build on the company’s recent progress in the areas of sustainable packaging, as well as other cutting-edge packaging advances already generating a big buzz in the marketplace.

Says Cheema: “Traditionally packaging initiatives would focus on our distribution to stores, but now we’re starting to address how the Canadian consumers are using the packaging and, even more tellingly, how they go about dispose of that packaging.”

According to Cheema, “We are going to prevent over 14 million styrofoam trays from going to landfill this year by switching the retail packaging of our Maple Leaf Prime fresh poultry brand to the recyclable PE (polyethylene) plastic bags, which

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the double-bird format that lets consumers enjoy one of the products right away and save the rest for later.

“As the demographics and family sizes keep

COVER STORY ment wherever possible, and also a benefit to our company in terms of operational efficiencies,” says Cheema, citing a recent overhaul of the company’s popular Maple Leaf Flakes of Chicken, Flakes of Turkey and Flakes of Ham canned meats packaging as a fitting example of such consumercentric mindset.

“Moving away from steel to aluminum cans is helping us reduce our metal consumption by 56 per cent, while making the cans easier to open by attaching new easy-open pull tabs at the same time is another great example of improved packaging, sustainability and consumer convenience,” Cheema points out.

“We are always looking for a win-win,” concurs Graham, “and this is a good example of identifying new consumer benefits and matching them up with like-minded improvements in sustainability.

“With aluminum being cheaper to produce and ship, enabling good freight savings, as well as being easier for the consumer to carry, store, use and dispose of, so much the better—especially when we’re talking millions of cans.”

For all that, Cheema and his team of packaging specialists still have a fair bit of work ahead of them, as Maple Leaf seeks to accelerate the pace of its value-added packaging innovation.

“While it’s always nice to be able to improve a product’s sustainability profile in some way, there is no one single magic silver bullet in this area. It really all depends on the kind of business you’re in.”

— Parbinder Cheema, Director, Packaging Innovation and Sustainability

changing, there is a growing demand for this kind of packaging f lexibility, which enables products to adjust to the people’s changing daily eating routines,” Cheema states.

Adds Graham: “The Maple Leaf Prime brand portion-packs are a good example of packaging providing a value-added product feature for consumers to make their lives easier.

“In the past one would often just cook the whole chicken for the family’s traditional sit-down dinner, but that generally just doesn’t happen as often any more.

“Instead, there are a lot more one- or two-person households with people coming and going all the time, so you may have to want two or three pieces one night, just one the next day, and freeze some for later ... whatever the consumer wants.”

While Cheema acknowledges that sustainability is becoming a big part of how Maple Leaf approaches packaging design and innovation, he says it’s important not to lose the primary focus on product safety, freshness and convenience in the fiercely competitive and hotly contested marketplace for fresh meat and grain products.

“While it’s always favorable to be able to improve a product’s sustainability profile in some way, there is a silver bullet in this area,” Cheema asserts. “It very much depends on the type of business you’re in.

“You try to do the best you can in the context of your product portfolio, your business landscape and your supply chain,” he expands.

“It’s important to approach the whole issue holistically, making sure that there is a benefit to the consumer, the customer and the environ-

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Hard Work

The new Maple Leaf Prime Portions line of fresh chicken products was developed to satisfy the busy modern lifestyles of many Canadian consumers willing to pay a little extra price premium for the convenience of resealable, high-barrier packaging that allows them to consume only as much of the product at a time as they need.

“The resealability provides a key benefit to reducing waste, especially for a premium all-natural product that uses no artificial preservatives or artificial additives to achieve optimal product safety, relying instead on a ‘magical elixir’ of lemon juice, vinegar, sea-salt and vegetable-based ingredients to do the job.”

Says Graham: “The Number One obstacle to real sustainability in food is food waste, and with the average Canadian estimated to throw away over 170 kilograms per year in food leftovers, according to Statistics Canada, eliminating food waste has to be a Number One priority if you really want to make a difference. In fact, the cost of food waste in Canada annually is estimated to be about $27-billion.

“So the more we can do to enable consumers to get the full usage of our food products and to preserve the food they buy, especially in the ‘fresh food’ context, the better we are doing our job from a

“Our packaging has to work way harder than it does today,” Graham proclaims, “because it’s the best piece of communication, and the most important piece of communication that we have at our disposal when the consumer is standing in the store 10 feet away from the shelf.

“That package has to tell consumers exactly what that product is, as well as communicate the numerous benefits and attributes of buying that product,” says Graham, singling out the new resealable thermopacks of the Maple Leaf Natural Selections premium-quality deli meats, which are 100-percent all-natural products with no artificial preservatives or additives to maintain their safe shelf-life.

“Our Maple Leaf Naturals Selections packaging has a great resealable feature allowing consumers to take a package, peel it open, and then fully reseal it to keep the remaining pieces fresh for the full shelf-life of the product,” he says.

The company’s Maple Leaf Prime brand of fresh whole chickens remains a consistent bestseller among Canadian families concerned about the nutritional value and quality of their poultry products.

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COVER STORY packaging perspective.”

Graham is similarly bullish and upbeat on the company’s recently-launched resealable Maple Leaf Bacon Portions packs, comprised of two side-by-side thermoformed plastic compartments that along with enhancing the product’s shelf-life also offer significant merchandising benefits by enabling a stand-up shelf presentation of the product—thanks to the package’s semi-rigid structure.

The package is a radical departure form the conventional run-of-the-mill, layerboard bacon packaging that only allows for bacon products to lie down f lat in uninspiring layers of plastic-wrapped paperboard sleeves sitting on top of one another, held down by sheer weight of the packs and typically barely showing much of the packaged product beyond the first slice or two.

“Our portions packaging on both Prime Chicken and Maple Leaf Bacon are some of the best packaging things we have done in a long time, because it creates a strong visual presence on the shelf, provides ease of portion usage and storage resealability benefits,” Graham enthuses.

idea of paying a little more to enjoy a high-quality premium product they can consume right away, reseal, put back in the fridge and enjoy later,” says Graham, citing the company’s selection as recipient of the country’s highly-coveted Marketer of the Year award from Marketing Magazine as validation of its strengthened focus on product and packaging innovation and enhanced communication with its consumers.

“We have gone from zero Facebook friends to well over a million in just a couple of years,” points out Graham, “which says a lot about our marketing commitment to being at the forefront of innovation by always striving to be where our consumers are today and will be in the future.

“We are also fortunate to have outstanding people throughout all functions and business units of Maple Leaf who support the efforts of our talented marketing and innovation teams.

Big Draw Graham points out the inherent ‘nothing-to-hide’ honesty of the brand’s packaging presentation and shelf appeal.

“You can’t fool Mother Nature and you can’t fool consumers,’ he states.

“Consumers really expect transparency about your products and greater ease of use in this day and age, and if you can’t give it them, they’ll be sure to look for it somewhere else.

“So you may as well be honest and up-front about your products,” says Graham, adding the company used a similar thought process in the development of recent packaging improvements for the Ready Crisp line of pre-cooked ‘real’ bacon, which can be microwaved in mere seconds to heat the product to its perfect ready-to-eat state.

“Actually, the consumers at first really didn’t get that this was actually real bacon that has already been cooked for them, mainly because it was being retailed in the unrefrigerated sections of the store,” he recalls.

“So we had to modify our packaging a bit to reinforce the idea that this product was in fact the real deal.

“Bacon is all about love,” he chuckles, “and we are now really seeing the way the product connects with consumers.”

According to Graham, “A lot of times, successful packaging innovation is all about making the product easier to use, so when you give them a package of product that is ready to go after 10 seconds in a microwave, with the premium quality, taste and indulgence values of one of Canadian’s favorite foods—bacon—you have a winner.

“Consumers don’t have a lot of time on their hands these days,” he observes, “so they are very open to the

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“People like Parbinder (Cheema) and his skilled staff have added new capabilities and talent to keep taking this company forward through continuous innovation—not just in the product sense but also in the packaging sense, “To win, we need to be innovative in everything we do making sure it is clearly focused on creating greater added value for both our consumers and customers,” Graham sums up.

“While we have been fortunate to win numerous ‘Product of the Year’ type awards in recent years by improving things like product quality nutrition, ease-of-use, taste-value and sustainability, we still have much, much more to do,” he concludes.

“Canada has unique advantages because of our abundance of fresh water and land to be a leader in creating high-quality food products for Canadians and beyond, at Maple Leaf we take that responsibility seriously.”

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hile it may well be that one man’s meat may be another man’s poison, as an old proverb would have us believe, you would have a hard time selling this argument in Alberta, where the beef industry largely enjoys the revered iconic status often reserved for the landlocked province’s natural and man-made charms ranging from majestic Rocky mountains and vast oil sands to well-preserved dinosaur fossils and, until recently, Stanley Cupwinning hockey teams.

Which is not to say that Alberta’s beef sector has had an easy ride in recent years—far from it, in fact.

Still digesting the negative fallout from the outbreak of Bovine spongiform encephalopathy (aka BSE or “mad cow disease”) about 10 years ago, exacer-

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bated by a high-profile E. coli outbreak at a meat packing plant in Brooks last year that prompted the largest beef recall in Canada’s history, the local beef industry has not been exactly overwhelmed with universal love and affection by any stretch.

Combined with the general decline in red meat consumption across Canada—resulting in the number of Alberta beef producers dropping from over 32,000 in 1996 to 18,600 in 2011—it would in fact be easy to dismiss Alberta’s beef sector as yet another sunset industry caught up in a terminal freefall.

Which would actually be the farthest thing from the truth, as evidenced by the longevity and prosperity of smaller independent beef processors such as Calahoo Meats Ltd. Named after the central Alberta hamlet of Calahoo, where the company operates a provincially–inspected 14,000-square-foot meat-processing facility and a 43,000-square-foot warehouse, the

privately-owned meat-packer has managed to stay clear of scandal and controversy plaguing some of its bigger rivals in recent years by adhering to a strict product safety regimen that covers all aspects of a proactive product traceability and record-keeping from farm to fork, according to the company’s manager of business development Len Smith.

“The meat industry has seen many changes in the past decade,” Smith told Canadian Packaging during a recent interview.

“Aside from all the new trends and food products in the marketplace, the processing and packaging of the product has really been put under the microscope, which is a good thing, to ensure that only safe products get to the consumer.

“For Calahoo Meats, the safe practices and procedures must be part of our daily operations,” says Smith, citing the recent certification of the company’s smaller 5,500-square-foot facility in

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PACKAGING FOR FRESHNESS A Mitsubishi GOT1000 HMI allows operators to easily work with the VC999 K7 conveyorized chamber vacuum pack machine.

Leduc, about 33 kilometers south of Edmonton, as a federally-inspected facility by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA). “Working under the federal (CFIA) umbrella and managing staff training, recording of data, additional equipment requirements and maintenance work, daily operations are not as basic as they used to be, and trying to maintain capacities and efficiencies is an ongoing challenge for us and the industry at large,” Smith says.

Founded in 1973 by five Berube brothers, Calahoo Meats spent its early years as a tiny, one-room operation looking to fill a market niche by supplying high-quality meats to the hardworking men and 28545 E Conestoga_7.875x10.75.qxt_28545 2013-03-22 3:21 PM Page 1 women toiling at the booming oil fields in the north of the province, Smith relates.

Forty years on, the company’s workforce has grown to 65 full-time staff, according to Smith, ref lecting a steady business growth that has seen the company evolve into a noteworthy foodservice supplier and further processor for restaurants, cafeterias, stores, hospitals and other institutions located across central and Arnold Drung, President, Conestoga Meat Packers, Breslau, Ont. northern sectors of the province.

“There are 15 Berube family members working at Calahoo Meats,” When you talk financing with FCC, notes Smith, “including the original founder Emile Berube’s son Ken and we’ll listen some other family members.

Ready to expand? We learn how you want to “This continuity helps us maintain grow, then create a financing package that our profile as a close family unit with helps you do it. Work with the leading lender strong ties to both the local comto agriculture, agribusiness and agri-food in Canada. Let’s talk business. munities and to our employees,” says Smith, acknowledging that the provwww.fccfinancing.ca ince’s booming energy sector investment has had a profound impact on the company’s growth in recent years.

“This is a very busy part of the world nowadays,” says Smith. “In this part of Alberta, we are well-placed to benefit from the ever-growing oil industry and the corresponding population growth that has allowed many sectors of the food industry to f lourish, including the meat segment.”

To make up for the decline in percapita beef consumption in recent years, the company has taken some proactive steps to diversify its product offering and services in order to strengthen its hard-earned market share.

“In light of the overall decline in beef consumption by the global population, we managed to continue to supplement our growth by selling chicken and chicken products, although we don’t actually process any poultry.”

This product menu expansion was made possible with the acquisition of the B.C.-based independent grocer Wright’s Foods Ltd., five years ago, according to Smith, which included the purchase of a grocery warehouse for dry goods, pastries, fresh produce, dairy products and cleaning supplies.

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Calahoo Meats manager of business development Len Smith running packs of garlic sausage through an S+S highperformance metal detection unit.

remains the company’s core business with 65-per cent of its output, says Smith, with pork making up the remainder.

In addition to operating a successful “steaking program”, offering a broad range of different beef cuts and grades of steak for its foodservice customers, the company’s expanding product range also includes raw beef products such as sausages and burgers; cooked beef products like pepperoni, salami and bologna; and a broad line of pre-cooked hams ranging from pre-sliced pizza toppings to fully-cooked family-sized whole hams and luncheon meats.

Moreover, the company has developed some promising new export markets in Japan, as well as increasing its market presence through the neighboring B.C., Smith relates.

According to Smith, the company’s status as a “local” producer has benefited its marketing strategy.

“Buzzword or not, being a company that offers a high-quality, locally-produced product provides us with a great opportunity to fill some of the product needs within the Alberta marketplace,” explains Smith.

“And why not? The whole concept harkens back to our roots, and so we’re just filling a niche that’s out there.

“So even though we are a small company, relatively speaking, when compared to the major national brands and foodservice providers, we have a plan to focus on further expansion in Alberta and Western Canada with our local product.”

Part of that plan involves growing the company’s co-packing business—currently comprising three private-label customers—as well as boosting the output of the company’s own branded products, Smith explains.

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“At the moment, the bulk of our products is mostly distributed through the foodservice sector—restaurants, institutions, work camps, fundraising programs, etc.—but although we have mostly focused on the foodservice sector, things might change,” he says.

“We have just started working with some major retailers to develop smaller portion-packs to add to our existing pack formats.”

To bring this plan to fruition, the company has recently expanded the output capacity of its Leduc operation with the installation of some new processing and packaging equipment, including a stateof-the-art thermoforming line manufactured by VC999 Packaging Systems, a renowned Swissowned equipment manufacturer supplying a broad range of vacuum chamber machines, thermoform rollstock equipment, tray-sealers, f lowwrappers, labelers and vision inspection systems to the global foods industries for nearly 50 years.

As a relatively long-time user of VC999 equipment at its Calahoo facility—including a model RS355 thermoforming machine installed in 2005 and an Xtravac 860A vacuum-packer a year later— Calahoo Meats was happy to turn to the machinebuilder again for the Leduc plant expansion project.

“Because the two machines worked so well for us, when it came time to expand our production line in Leduc, we looked towards VC999 to once again help us,” says Smith, relating that the installation included the purchase of a model RS420 thermoforming machine running at 12 cycles per minute, along with a K7 belt chamber machine and a 85.47 shrink tank for a new automated shrink bag line.

Says Smith: “We use the RS420 and RS355 machines to package our steaks, hams and sliced meats, and we

Along with forming a tight thermoformed seal around the sausages, the VC999 RS420 provides Calahoo Meats and its customers with a cost-efficient package that also looks good on retail shelves.

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couldn’t be happier with the fantastic results we have been getting from our VC999 equipment.

“Moreover, we really appreciate the phenomenal service we have been getting from VC999,” says Smith, complimenting VC999 for supplying the high-quality Xtraplast films for the packages.

“We have their representatives dropping in from time to time to ensure all of the equipment is working properly to live up to our demanding expectations.”

Naturally, this is all music to the ears of Remi Boudot, vice-president of VC999 Canada Ltd. in Saint-Germain-de-Grantham, Que. “One of the key requirements put forth to us by Calahoo Meats was to develop a high-quality package that had all the nice features and superb quality print, and to ensure that the package could also easily accommodate their product requests while providing a quick and easy changeover,” Boudot relates.

To achieve that, VC999 designers had set about installing a thermal-transfer printer onto the line, which would quickly add a black printing finish on each processed package, containing a product name, nutrition facts, list of ingredients, and other key variable data in true on-demand fashion.

“Technically, Calahoo Meats can switch from one print to another in just a few seconds to adapt to the product they run on the RS420 thermoformer,” says Boudot.

Such on-the-f ly f lexibility is critically important to the Leduc operation, where Smith is hoping to beef up its current production schedule from the current one-shift, five-days-a-week operation.

“Although we are still in the earliest stages of this expansion, our goal is to eventually operate our processing equipment at full capacity,” says Smith. “We’re not there just yet, but we will be in the near future.”

In addition to the VC999 equipment, the Leduc plant also makes extensive use of an Emplex MPS 6000 band-sealer, supplied by the Toronto-based PlexPack

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Corporation, along with a high-performance metal detection system manufactured by S+S Separation And Sorting Technology GmbH. “We want to maintain our product quality and services that we have been achieving for the past 40 years,” sums up Smith. “But in an ever-changing marketplace and rising consumer expectations, we are constantly looking at new products and services we can offer in order to remain competitive in a business where we compete with billiondollar corporations.

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aking hay while the sun shines is sound, time-tested advice for any small business trying to grow to the proverbial next level. And these are sunny days indeed for the super-friendly folks running the Sunf lower Kitchen plant in east-end Toronto—one of a fastgrowing number of Canadian-based producers of the increasingly popular chickpea-based spread called hummus, a core staple of Middle Eastern diet and cuisine for well over a millennia.

Although the tasty, zesty and nutritious spread— made from cooked and mashed chickpeas and f lavored with sesame seed-based tahini paste, sea salt and an assortment of tangy herbs and spices—is a relative newcomer to the mainstream North American packaged food marketplace, it is making up for lost time at a rapid pace these days, as evidenced by an estimated US$300-million market for packaged hummus products in the United States in 2010, fueled by years of breakneck double-digit growth.

Such heady growth is certainly well-ref lected in the rising fortunes of the aforementioned Sunf lower Kitchen, which was founded back in 1995 literally in the family kitchen of the Toronto residence shared by Israeli-born company founder Eldad Jungreis and his Mexican-born wife and business partner Nurith.

Originally operating as a home-based producer of specialty all-vegetarian soups and ready-to-eat dishes for nearby local health-food stores and niche ethnic food-stores, the company seized its chance at

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Sunflower Kitchen uses an Eagle Products Inspection X-Ray unit provided by integration specialist PLAN AUTOMATION to inspect the metal-lidded soup jars (see inset).

entering the big-league world of food retail about 13 years ago when its products caught the eye of a retailer attending the same food industry show where Nurith was promoting her company’s humble product offerings to a wider potential audience than the existing

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A large, but quiet SEW-Eurodrive gearmotor drives the gearbox connected to the mixer in the huge pressure cooker Sunflower Kitchen uses to make its tasty Mediterranean products.

A Festo pneumatic DNC-100-300-PPV-A air cylinder helps manipulate the sealing lid on the large-capacity pressure cooker and mixer at the Sunflower Kitchen facility.

‘word-of-mouth’ customer base.

“That’s how we got involved in providing meals for the retail market,” Eldad Jungreis told Canadian Packaging during a recent visit to the company’s aromatic, 20,000-square-foot facility in eastern Toronto that currently employs 14 fulltime people to produce some 25 different SKUs (stock-keeping units) of fresh-made soups, pesto and hummus spreads and dips nowadays retailing in healthfood stores and larger retail shops around the Toronto and Ottawa regions in Ontario, and also in the trendy West Coast ‘foodie’ hotspots of Vancouver and Victoria, B.C. It’s all a far cry from the early home-kitchen days, relates Jungreis, whose love affair with hummus goes back to his childhood days in Israel, where it is widely considered to be one of the country’s signature national dishes—as it is pretty much everywhere else throughout the Middle East region.

“If you want to try something different from the norm, the next time you make a sandwich use our hummus as a spread instead of butter, margarine or mayonnaise,” he advises. “You will be surprised at how delicious it can be.”

As well as good for you to boot, it must be added.

Like all of the company’s products, the six different varieties of the Sunflower Kitchen brand of

hummus—including Spicy, Jerusalem, Mediterranean, Roasted Garlic & Onion, Organic–No Added Oil Hummus, and the originalrecipe Classic Hummus— are all vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free, nut-free, transfat-free, Kosher- and nonGMO (genetically modified organism)-certified products containing no preservatives, artificial f lavors or additives, while providing a high fiber and protein content, along with other key nutrients such as iron, vitamins C and B6, and folate.

In addition to its popular eggplant-based babaghanouj dips, the company also produces 14 different varieties of soups packaged in 956-ml glass mason jars, adds Jungreis, made with the same patient love-and-care found in its hummus products.

Says Jungreis: “If you want the very best in fresh, prepared food that will make it easy for you to feel good about what you are eating and feeding to your family, Sunf lower Kitchen makes it easy for you.

“All of the hummus and pesto dips are available in 227-gram tubs, but we also offer 500gram packs for the more popular Classic, Roasted Garlic and babaghanouj products,” says Jungreis, crediting the unfolding consumer trend to healthier eating for the growing market demand of the all-natural food products made by the smaller, independent companies like Sunf lower Kitchen.

“And while it is important for our products to be healthy, it is equally important that they taste good,” he says, emphasizing the pronounced difference between the conventional “snack foods” and “meal compliments” like the hummus and pesto dips and spreads.

As the company’s sales steadily increased, prompting four relocations to bigger premises in the past seven years, so had its need for more automated, higher-capacity processing, packaging and quality control equipment, according to Jungreis.

“It was our move to automation that ultimately led Sunf lower Kitchen to decide exactly what products to make and distribute into the marketplace,” says Jungreis. “With the ability to do automated fills quickly and easily, we were able to determine exactly what products we could make to fill the market needs.”

The bulk of the plant’s hummus production is handled by the linear model PB-1000 filler and lidder from ORICS Industries Inc., which operates by dropping a small plastic tub from above onto the conveying line, filling it with hummus, vacuum sealing it with a layer of plastic film and crowning it with a semi-rigid, ASK US ABOUT pop-top plastic lid THE NEW before moving it out ORICS FFS-30 HORIZONTAL FORM-FILL-SEAL of the system for case packing.

An SMVector variable speed control from Lenze AC Tech (inset) helps operate a transfer pump feeding an ORICS piston filler’s hopper at the Toronto facility.

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One of three packaging lines at Sunflower Kitchen, the Toronto-based hummus producer utilizes the delicate but powerful linear PB-1000 from ORICS Industries to handle the bulk of the company’s production requirements filling, sealing and lidding tubs of its tasty spreads.

Other key pieces of packaging machinery at the Sunf lower Kitchen plant include: • An ORICS R20 rotary filler, controlled via a Telemecanique Magelis HMI (human-machine interface) manufactured by Schneider Electric, and an ORICS model R30 rotary filler for hot-fill applications; • Two small-character Videojet 1210 coders adding lot code and best-before data to primary product packaging; • One large-character Videojet 8510 coder used to print product codes and other variable data onto the corrugated shipping cartons; • An Aesus eco-wrap labeler featuring a Rockwell Automation Allen-Bradley PanelView Plus 600 PLC (programmable logic controller); • An EBR chiller operated via an SMVector variable speed control from Lenze AC Tech; • A large-capacity pressure cooker and mixer that utilizes Festo pneumatic components for gentle raising and lowering of the lid, an SEW-

Eurodrive motor for optimal power management and distribution, and an Allen-Bradley PanelView Plus 1500 PLC control for easy programmability and user-friendly operation.

Earlier this year, Sunf lower Kitchen made another strategic capital investment with the purchase of an Eagle Pack 240 X-Ray product inspection machine, manufactured by the Tampa, Fla.-based Eagle Product Inspection and distributed in Canada by packaging systems integrator PLAN Automation Inc. of Orangeville, Ont. According to Jungreis, the company’s packaging mix demanded a more comprehensive and all-encompassing quality control solution than the standard metal detection technology could possibly deliver.

“The decision to purchase an X-Ray inspection machine rather than a metal detection unit was an easy one for us,” explains Jungreis. “We make soups that are enclosed on top by a metal cap, which would have set it off with every single pass.”

According to Eagle Product Inspection, the highperformance Eagle Pack 240 is a system capable of fully inspecting up to 1,400 items per minute to detect metal and all other manner of foreign objects in the packaged product, while also simultaneously checking and verifying the product’s correct weight, size, shapes, etc., and rejecting all nonconforming packages right off the packaging line.

“I had been working with Eldad and Sunf lower Kitchen for many years, and he never One of a pair of Videojet Technologies 1210 small character inkjet coders used by Sunflower Kitchen to apply data directly to the side lids (see inset) of its food products.

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bought anything from us,” says Plan Automation’s X-Ray specialist Mat Bédard, a long-time fan and consumer of Sunf lower Kitchen products due to his own personal dietary restrictions.

“I have worked with him in the past to help him ensure that all his other machinery, purchased elsewhere, was working well,” Bédard says, “but his was the case of good things coming to those who wait.”

Bédard recalls: “After evaluating his application requirements in great detail, we determined that X-Ray was the way to go not only because of the metal caps, but because he wanted it to also inspect the product for glass, stones, high-density plastics, rubbers and more.”

Bédard explains that the Eagle Pack 240 provides a tremendous level of traceability, allowing Sunf lower Kitchen to execute a number of quality inspections on the characteristics of every product—including dimensioning, checkweighing, cap position, level fill inspection, etc.

“What makes PLAN Automation different from other automation distributors,” says Bédard, “is that we are not ‘sales agents.’

“As an unbiased integrator, we will provide clients with the best inspection solution regardless of the technology involved, be it metal detection, X-Ray inspection, chemical imaging technology, laser sorting, vision inspection and so on,” Bédard relates.

“We listen to the needs of our client and provide them with the right solution,” he says, “so what you get from us depends on what you actually need.”

That said, Bédard acknowledges that X-Ray inspection is definitely becoming a strategically important business segment for PLAN Automation, citing the technology’s unrivaled performance attributes and increased affordability.

To this end, PLAN Automation has developed a special comprehensive after-sales service program for its X-Ray customers, which covers: • X-Ray education and demonstration; • detailed analysis of the application; • custom quoting process; • formal product testing and reporting; • evaluation of the final solution with all parties involved, such as management, quality assurance, health and safety, maintenance, etc.; • installation and commissioning; • custom training programs (basic, advance, maintenance, sanitation, etc.)

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Sunflower Kitchen has been piling up the accolades for its tasty spreads, dips and soups.

Sunflower Kitchen uses an 8510 large character coder manufactured by Videojet Technologies for clean, easy-to-read product data application to carton exteriors.

• system registration with the appropriate provincial legislating body; • system validation in accordance to the client’s HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points)certification program; • follow-up visits and refresher training; • yearly visits for radiation safety inspection, training, etc.

“I am more than happy with the X-Ray program that PLAN Automation provides us,” says Jungreis. “The installation here only took two days, but during that time we not only got it started up, but also had PLAN Automation validate it according to our HACCP needs.

“They also came in and trained all of our operators.”

States Jungreis: “I am very proud of my products and I always want to remain one step ahead of my competition.

“Cooking, regardless of the batch size, is an art, so just as one should never scrimp on the ingredients, so too must you use the best equipment to cook it,” Jungreis ref lects.

“I think the work that PLAN Automation has done with us with our Eagle X-Ray equipment is extremely important in maintaining the trust our customers have shown in our product.

“It’s all part of the recipe for our success in the marketplace.”

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ometimes in business, as elsewhere in life, success is all about location, location, location.

And there is no doubt that Canada’s proximity to the world’s largest economy has benefited the country on multiple occasions by virtue of providing a perfectly-positioned strategic launching pad for later entry into the all-important U.S. market for leading global developers and manufacturers of industrial automation technologies.

For many of these companies, getting their feet first into the Canadian marketplace has proven to be a strategic stroke of genius in retrospect, as it has in the case of global power control and distribution technologies powerhouse SEW-Eurodrive GmbH, a German-owned multinational industrial group currently employing over 15,000 people around the world, while earning revenues of $3.26 billion last year.

Founded in 1931 as Süddeutsche Elektromotoren Werke (South German Electric Works) in the town of Brushal in Germany’s southwest by Christian Pähr, after his daughter married Ernst Blickle in 1942. After assuming the position of managing director thre years later, under Blickle’s leadership,

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the company commenced a steady rise up to industry prominence, fueled by fast-paced development and commercialization of the company’s signature gearmotors, followed by the introduction of frequency inverters and complete drive-based automation systems for a broad range of industrial applications.

Canada, Eh By the early 1970s, the thriving company was ready to test the North American market, which it entered in grand style in 1974 with the opening of its Canadian headquarters in Brampton, Ont., about a 30-minute drive northwest of Toronto.

Today, SEW-Eurodrive Company of Canada Ltd. employs approximately 200 people across the country, including the Vancouver branch opened in 1983 and a Montreal facility started up in 1987, according to the subsidiary’s chief operating officer Anthony Peluso.

“Although we don’t actually manufacture our products here, we have enjoyed great success right across Canada,” Peluso told Canadian Packaging on a recent visit to the Brampton headquarters.

“Along with the 40 full-time technical representatives from coast-to-coast, we maintain a huge inventory of parts at all our facilities, so that we

can assemble any unit to order,” says Peluso, adding SEW-Eurodrive can supply its Canadian customers with fully-assembled geared motors or frequency inverters within three days of receiving an order.

While the company’s initial success in Canada helped pave the way for a smooth expansion into the U.S., where it established a satellite manufacturing plant in Lyman, S.C., in 1983, Peluso insists Canada still represents an important market for the company in its own right—particularly in the country’s thriving food-and-beverage industries.

“SEW-Eurodrive has long been a market leader in this segment, with a plethora of gearmotors and other products installed globally,” says Peluso, adding that having three Canadian assembly locations enables the company to establish closer and more meaningful relationships with its customers and business partners.

“We don’t merely build gearmotors: we build relationships,” states Peluso. “It’s important for us to safeguard that we work with our customers to ensure we build gearmotors that address their specific needs and requests.

“We are all about providing top-quality machinery, along with our patented fast-delivery.”

Because the company does not really get into customizing its equipment for individual projects,

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“That’s what makes us different,” Peluso asserts.

“Even while our competitors might have one big centralized plant, all the segments of SEWEurodrive, which are ultimately a part of a huge company, prefer to conduct themselves as though we are a small company.

“As part of our total commitment to customer satisfaction, we also provide an individual, comprehensive worldwide service 24/7, 365-days of the year,” he says, adding that the local staff consists of true, highly-specialized industry experts who each focus on one particular industry segment, citing food-and-beverage, logistics, mining, material handling and water treatment as key enduse markets.

“We work closely with consultants and integrators,” notes Peluso. “We keep our customers informed with information on how new products can be utilized within their industry.”

At the Brampton, Ont. assembly plant and Canadian headquarters, the basic components of an SEW-Eurodrive gearmotor can be put together and utilized anywhere in the world thanks to its modular style.

Key To Success Acknowledging the company faces great competition from other gearmotor manufacturers, Peluso states that “our reputation is built on us consistently manufacturing, building and servicing gearmotors that work exactly as advertised with a long life.”

In fact, Peluso says that the key for any company nowadays is to provide added value to the customer.

“We do that by upping the technological value by providing efficient and robust products that provide cost-savings by reducing downtime,” he adds.

Of course, savings for a customer need not be directly related to the product’s initial cost, but can also be realized through energy efficiency.

Rising energy costs are also promoting many smart equipment manufacturers to seek out partners who can help provide them with energy-efficient products. As a systems supplier and specialist for drive technology, SEW-Eurodrive offers highly energy-efficient and modular systems that provide cost advantages for its entire lifecycle.

“Informing our customers on the latest state-of-theart drive solutions helps keep manufacturing competitive in Canada for the long-term,” explains Peluso.

One of the more recent products from SEWEurodrive is the Movigear mechatronic drive system that helps maintain the innovative decentralized look the company is known for.

Peluso says the Movigear technology used for horizontal material handling equipment “combines a gear unit with a motor and the matching drive electronics all in one product. But it also ensures that the technical and economical advantages of these three drive components are maintained and utilized in an optimal manner.”

Peluso also describes the company’s Movipro decentralized drive control as another recent product that SEW-Eurodrive is proud of.

“It’s a decentralized drive and positioning control up to 15 kW, suitable for both horizontal and vertical material handling applications, with integrated encoder evaluation, brake control and field bus communication,” explains Peluso.

He says that for SEW-Eurodrive—as long as the company continues to manufacture more and more efficient motors, it will continue to make

Alotted a spacious and well-stocked gearmotor workstation at the Brampton, Ont. assembly facility, an SEW-Eurodrive assembler quickly and effortlessly combines a motor with a gearbox.

A cut-away showing the intricate inner workings of a pair of SEW-Eurodrive R-Series gearmotors.

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An SEW-Eurodrive assembler working in the motor assembly cell at the Brampton, Ont. assembly plant.

Canadian equipment manufacturer UniTrak Corporation utilizes SEW-Eurodrive’s 0.75-horsepower motor and MOVITRAC variablefrequency inverter to ensure a smooth and even delivery of product along the entire conveying system of its TipTrak bucket elevator.

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great inroads into all markets.

The new DRC electronic motor, launched by SEWEurodrive earlier this year, is another stellar example of the company’s penchant for product innovation.

As a new permanent-magnet synchronous electronic motor, the DRC is a servomotor that can be directly paired with a SEW-Eurodrive gear unit to achieve a highly f lexible drive solution.

“Combining the DRC motor with one of our speed reducers will allow any manufacturer to build a mechatronic drive system that will essentially combine all three of the company’s core efficiencies into a single solution comprising a gear unit, a motor and drive electronics,” states Peluso.

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Customer Help While Peluso certainly has every reason to trumpet the virtues of SEW-Eurodrive and its quest for optimum innovation in the field of motots et al, he was also quick to point out that it also receives a lot of help and input from its many customers.

“After SEW-Eurodrive develops a new product, we go to our biggest customers and have them try it out in an effort to not only test the equipment, but to better develop it,” relates Peluso.

“It’s how we developed our CDM,” says Peluso, referring to the company’s innovative Complete Drive Management (CDM) database that is used for entering, updating, searching and evaluating data—which not only provides the user with a complete overview of one’s entire stock and condi-

tion thereof, but it can also inform, for example, which drives are especially in demand and what components were serviced, as well as how and when in the past they were serviced.

“We build great solutions,” Peluso sums up, “but it’s always good to know when a customer needs to have it serviced, so that it continues its high level of efficiency.

“That’s the kind of thinking that helps us fulfill our solid mandates of providing our industrial customers high-quality, robust products with very fast on-time delivery.”

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ustainability is often called a journey, but for Sobeys, part of that journey is about reclaiming your agenda. You can often find yourself in the trap of responding to a series of actions: crises, NGO campaigns, stewardship initiatives and so on, and if you’re not careful, that becomes the sum total of what you work on.

It’s really important that we try to move beyond that by working on a proactive agenda is D. based some substance and the things Ted Moroz, The Beer Store that John Coyne,on Unilever David Smith, Sobeys that are really material to your business.

If you can establish that proactive agenda and demonstrate that Y leadership, you may find that some of that reactive stuff you have to participate P R E S EinNactually T E D goes B Y away because you are participating in defining the agenda. You’ll find that when you do have to react, you’ve got a story because you have already identified it as an issue and you have something that you are working on.

At Sobeys, packaging gets a lot of attention because it is very visible. But we would be shooting ourselves in the foot if we just continue to lightweight our package so much that we end up throwing re May 15, of2013 away more the product than what’s in the packaging, which at the end of the day accounts for less that 10-pecent of the retail industry’s Summit: 8am to 5pm actual carbon footprint.

50 Reception: 5pm to 7pm Taking a life-cycle view is very important, and so is having a global 00 protocol on packaging sustainability so that we all have an interntact national standard that we can reference. ount code.

At PACKEX Toronto Looking at packaging as part of the total context, and not just as a part of servicing the product and then thinking about the sustainToronto Congress Centre ability of the package, means taking into account the total system Cohen Room impacts—the product plus the packaging—throughout the global 650 Dixon supply chain. Rd., Toronto Because things that are visible are things that get measured and get done, big challenge for industry y PAC the NEXT members - $50 is that some of the key issues are PACKEX very small and are not very visible to us.

PAC members - $75 Packaging is visible, but palm oil is not, making it our job to create ng Reception General the visibility admission for it. Being five- $100 to six steps removed from our own supainability ply chains, we neither buy nor sell palm oil, but it is processed, reproPAC NEXT members, please contact ny cessed and refined again in thousands food and nonfood products labraham@pac.ca for your discountofcode. that we sell daily. And when you think about all those palm oil plantations in Malaysia and Indonesia that used to be tropical rain forests and home to wide range of biodiversity, that message really hits home.

So it is vitally important to make it visible, measurable and actionable.

The idea of a global ‘gold standard’ certification is incredibly importogle@pac.ca ant because it defines what ‘good’ looks like. But there is the risk that by focusing on certification, we end up ignoring some areas where the at 416.646.4641, logle@pac.ca or visit pacnext.com really key issues are in the near-term, and how can we drive change more quickly by applying some focus on those areas. What we need is more of a bottom-up process rather than a top-down process, whereby an imperative to become gold standard-certified can cost your business a lot of extra money and reduce your sourcing options.

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For us at Sobeys, our path forward lies in identifying where we can create some impact in a cost-effective way by employing a ‘materiality analysis,’ whereby we use a life-cycle inventory database to focus on one particular food products group and apply LCA (life-cycle analysis) tools to identify the top 20 categories and ingredients on which we should focus our carbon-footprint reduction efforts.

Naturally, packaging is a big part of that conversation and effort, but because it accounts for about 15 per cent of the carbon footprint for these categories, it is also important to look at the contents of the packaging in question.

For all its usefulness, LCA is just one tool in the sustainability journey, but it’s not the only one to hang your hat on because it sill has certain weaknesses, including how it how it addresses biodiversity and ecosystem issues.

So when we did primary screening of cumulative weight and then carbon footprint, we followed that up by also looking at things like the secondary-like tropical deforestation, water resources, species protection and or biodiversity, pollution risks, labor and social impacts, animal welfare and other things related to some of our agricultural commodities and animal proteins, including seafood.

Five years ago we had no idea where our seafood came from; today we’re tracking our seafood sources from 220 fisheries from around the world, as well as all the farmed seafood and the countries that it comes from. Having this detailed knowledge that we didn’t have before has shifted the game for us.

We now have about 150 seafood suppliers involved in this journey with us; we’re currently selling 70 different eco-labeled seafood products; we have trained about 2,000 of our own staff to become knowledgeable about seafood sustainability, including store employees and our buyers, so that they can make informed purchasing decisions. We also implemented a traceable seafood initiative that allows tens of thousands of customers to trace the source of their seafood.

We are now going through a similar process with palm oil and pulp-and-paper. We source a lot of products from Asia, where packaging often comes not from sustainable forests, but from rainforests being cut down in Indonesia and elsewhere, so we definitely want to get a handle on that.

While there are many tools available for helping us source our products more responsibly, I think that there is a pressing need in Canada for a comprehensive biodiversity and water database. Many companies like ours are collecting a lot of this data, but it’s all being hidden in drawers and on spreadsheets, instead of being developed as a valuable mapping tool.

As businesses, it is our responsibility to push all kinds of these tools in order to form a coherent sustainability vision, to encourage further progress, and to leverage our supply chains to improve things in this area.

We can’t keep doing this individually as competing companies because there’s just too much heavy lifting. But if we can leverage our combined clout and create a vision for what we need to help accelerate the transition, we can make that progress much more quickly by collaborating to drive true systemic change.

David Smith is vice-president of sustainability for Sobeys, Inc., Canada’s second-largest grocery retailer operating over 1,400 supermarket locations across the country.

The above text is an edited version of his address at the recently-held Packaging Optimization Summit in Toronto, organized by the PACNEXT group of PAC-The Packaging Association.

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eople often think about sustainability in terms of environmental sustainability, but for The Coca-Cola Company it is much broader and more comprehensive than that. For us, it also encompasses promoting active, healthy living and good nutrition, product safety and quality, and real social benefits for the comLisa Abraham at 416.646.4640, labraham@pac.camunities in which we operate.

That includes women’s economic empowerment, communitybuilding and workers’ rights as much as it does water stewardship, energy efficiency, sustainable packaging and sustainable agriculture, with the latter being a whole new space for Coca-Cola, as our product life-cycle analysis shows.

These days, a lot of our sales growth comes from juices, teas and other agriculture-intensive categories, so this is a whole new area where we need to grow in expertise by really digging in and understanding and learning from others how to advance sustainability in this area.

In terms of packaging, Coca-Cola believes that between responsible renewable materials and recycling, we can help dampen mostly grim trajectories in terms of our overall carbon demand by designing for recyclability.

It doesn’t always mean that all the packaging that leaves the door is recyclable: it means we have had an active dialog and conversation about the technical requirements for that packaging’s form and funcvents tion, and that we made a choice based on the needs for the business ed content, fully engaged members on whether the package can be criteria for recyclability.

We are also having some tough conversations about the packaging’s Join the PAC. Contact Lisa Abraham at 416.646.4640, labraham@pac.ca aesthetics versus functional needs. There has been some criticism about companies overpackaging or focusing solely making it look great, while putting recyclability and environment off to the side.

There is also the matter of product shelf-life versus package weight, which is an emerging and growing new packaging optimization theme that certainly is part of the design and the thinking that goes on at Coke.

There are three basic drivers behind our thinking process: • Consumer connection and brand-building.

• Resource scarcity.

• Environmental impact on overall cost position.

For Coca-Cola, refrigeration and packaging are the two largest carbon sources, and with packaging being the biggest single source, this is really the area where we need to excel.

With different drives for different materials, we employ many different strategies: from recycled materials to bio-based plastics to helping to drive packaging recovery and lightweighting, with each having its own role to play.

While using recycled materials today is not really helping with reducing our cost position, it does help reduce waste and environmental impact.

As for bio-based plastics, we can make all the plant-based bottles in the world, but if they are not recovered or recycled, that becomes a whole new sustainability challenge in and of itself.

By now, everyone is more or less familiar with our bio-based PlantBottle container (see picture), which we currently use to package all our Dasani

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brand of bottled water and Odwalla juices.

Made from renewable sugar cane, the real beauty of the PlantBottle container is that the consumer doesn’t pay more for it than the traditional PET (polyethylene terephthalate) bottle.

That said, there is certainly a long way for us to go about clearing up the consumer confusion out there about the PlantBottle, as well as building a supply chain with a world-class infrastructure that has been built on PET technologies for over 60 years.

We are trying to do all that in the next three to five years, which presents a tremendous amount of work, so we have been very busy building new capacity.

Today, we have 10 plants around the world that can make the PlantBottle resin, which may not sound like much, but it’s a ten-fold increase from three years ago.

During that time, we have executed the PlantBottle launch in 24 countries—selling some 14 billion PlantBottle containers to date— with our flagship, US$1-billion Dasani mega-brand leading the way with nine-percent annual growth at a time when many other beverage brands, including our own sparking drinks, have been posting declines.

So if there is a question about whether people notice our PlantBottle efforts by picking Dasani over other brands, I think the right answer is ‘Yes.’ We are currently in the process of converting our sparkling Smart Water brand to the PlantBottle, which will hit the stores later this year, which shows the level of our commitment to this packaging.

We really believe that growing the demand will help us get the scale to help get the costs to be advantageous to, or at least competitive with, the traditional PET packaging.

We are already working on the development of new-generation PlantBottle 2.0, as we refer to it, but we need partners along the way to make it all happen. That’s why we have five partner companies— with different interests and different product lines—joining us in this development.

We need people to help us make sure that our life-cycle performance is good, that we are thinking about it the right way: How do you measure all the impacts of growing sugar cane? How do you make sure this is done right, that it’s done well, and that it’s something the company would be proud of?

We are often asked whether the PlantBottle supply chain is sustainable, based on the fact that we are shipping sugar cane from Brazil to a factory in India and then shipping the resin all over the place.

Naturally, we have done extensive LCA (Life-Cycle Analysis) on that, and found out that the energy required for transporting the PET accounts for two per cent of the footprint. So shipping it from India is not in itself going to break the bank in term of sustainability.

There are also criticisms about us using so much land in Brazil in a sense that we are competing directly with the food supply, namely sugar. The answer to that is ‘No,’ of course, because why would we do something that would disrupt the supply of sugar, which is the biggest single commodity that we buy on a global basis? The truth is that there is still much more room for more sugar cane growth without impacting the food supply.

We always take care to be very intentional as we go through this to make sure we are not trading off one thing for the other.

Ultimately, our focus is to use non-food sources to launch new renewable packaging innovations using cellulosic materials, and only using locally-sourced feedstocks across the board.

That’s how we see the future of sustainable packaging for us, and we are happy for all companies out there to join us as partners on this exciting journey.

Jeff Meyers is manager of sustainable packaging for the Coca-Cola Refreshments unit of The Coca-Cola Company in Atlanta, Ga. The above text is an edited version of his address at the recently-held Packaging Optimization Summit in Toronto, organized by the PACNEXT group of PAC-The Packaging Association.

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PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE Unilever’s global sustainability agenda bearing fruit in bottom-line improvements

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aking a sustainable future for a company like Unilever— a company that has been in existence for over 130 years— is a matter of a business benefit and a social purpose.

Whenever we talk about packaging stewardship, optimization and production, we are really only talking about one element of the broader sustainability agenda, which we often try to frame in as stark a set of terms as we possibly can. he Beer Store John D. Coyne, Unilever But we do that not because we’re interested in frightening people or having people crawl underneath their covers. We are trying to do that so that we can exploit the need for urgency and the need for rapid action on very critical problems that are being faced around SENTED BY the world—some in Canada—which affects our business around the world.

Two years ago, Unilever began a new journey as part of it sustainability view of the world under the banner of the Unilever Sustainable Living Plan.

While setting an important set of business objectives for us, this plan 2013 also sets some important social objectives for us that underpin the values of our corporation, with three critical components in mind: : 8am to 5pm • In the next 10 years, helping improve the livelihoods of over one on: 5pm to 7pm billion people on this planet, most of those living in the Third World.

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Operating in over 190 countries around the world enables Unilever members, please contact to touch 2.6 billion consumers every single day, which in turn @pac.ca for your discount code. enriches our understanding of what their particular challenges are on an ongoing basis.

In turn, this global reach helps create the sense of urgency you need to get into optimizing your manufacturing facilities and operations, optimizing and reducing your packaging, improving the environmental performance of your overall business, and om communicating to consumers the importance of these initiatives.

Although we are only two years into this strategy, there are some common themes emerging from within some of these spaces, with three notable areas of progress.

We have applied ourselves vigorously to reducing energy, waste and water consumption in all of our facilities.

In Canada, for example, we have reduced waste, water and energy consumption by about 38 per cent throughout all of our manufacturing facilities.

Throughout North America, all of our factories

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now are zero waste-to-landfill, with water usage down by just over 20 per cent.

Globally, Unilever has saved itself about $400 million to date throughout its supply chain just in this space alone—a massive amount of money that our business can use to promote their brands and to communicate better with the consumers.

Sustainable sourcing is not only a fine environmental thing to do, but from a purely business point of view, it also means de-risking your business on a global basis in the global commodities markets fraught with price spikes, shortages, riots, etc., which are very destabilizing not only for the affected nations, but even more so for the businesses that operate in those nations.

Therefore, sustainable innovation and collaboration is an outgrowth of the philosophy that enables our laundry detergents, icecream products, and home cleaning products to keep growing at the aforementioned double-digit rates.

But ultimately, reducing our environmental impact across our entire value chain is inextricably linked to changing consumer behaviors.

It is the responsibility of companies like ours to continue to innovate the packaging and the product, to re-innovate the packaging and the product, and to communicate the benefits of what it is that we are delivering directly to our consumers.

These are nontraditional challenges: people who went to marketing schools 10 or 15 years ago weren’t being taught how to communicate with consumers in this way.

But although it is hard to change consumer behavior, from a stewardship point of view consumers can and will change, given the opportunity.

Consumers are like us—they are not strangers to sustainability, and they do understand the idea that less packaging means less waste.

Twenty-five years ago people were not doing anything with their Blue Boxes, but today we can see filled multicolored boxes literally lining up streets to have their contents recycled.

That’s because consumers in this country nowadays don’t really think twice about performing what is actually a significant environmental service to their community and their families, and we really need to build on that.

Consumers are ready to embrace our messages of sustainability, and it is important for all responsible companies out there with an opportunity to touch the lives of consumers to speak eloquently in the space, as it is equally important to get our governments onboard for that.

Everyone has a role to play in this space—from consultants and governments through citizens and consumers and on to businesses and business leaders—and even for those people who may not be experts when it comes to packaging, their input is just as vital insofar as dealing with this complex and multifaceted global planetary set of issues that impact our business on a day-to-day basis.

John Coyne is vice-president of legal and external affairs at Unilever Canada Inc. in Toronto. The above text is an edited version of his address at the recently-held Packaging Optimization Summit in Toronto, organized by the PACNEXT group of PAC-The Packaging Association.

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s the largest consumer products company in the world—selling our 300 brands across 180 countries to some 4.6 billion people using our product on an everyday basis—Procter & Gamble (P&G) is well aware that all of our products inevitably end up somewhere in the environment, be in the air, water, solid waste, etc.

So for a company our size and pervasiveness that we are, environmental sustainability is an incredibly important part of our corporate responsibility strategy and, in fact, we can trace our work in the environmental area back to the 1960s.

As we started getting into the 2000s, we began to see more and more attention being paid to sustainability, with retailers, NGOs (nongovernmental organizations) and political leaders like Al Gore raising a lot of new questions on the subject.

And while we though that we were already doing a lot of good work from the standpoint of responsibility as a company, we thought it was probably good for us to talk about it a little bit more.

Because of our size and breadth, along with our large R&D budget and proven ability to innovate, we thought about using sustainability as an opportunity to

build the company’s business by creating products that enable consumers to be sustainable through the use of the products, and then also look at the bottom line through the lens of eco-efficiency.

When we surveyed the marketplace between 2005 and 2007, we discovered that there were already a lot of products out there claiming to be ‘green’ or sustainable.

But interestingly, not many people seemed to be buying those products, which typically had a very small market share and were largely sold in smaller specialty stores.

So while we could have easily come out with similar products claiming to be just as green, we were not sure that these would be products that people would buy.

Wanting to make a meaningful impact as we went forward, we had to understand the consumer a little better, so we proceeded to collect some interesting data.

What we found was that there was a very small niche of consumers, about 15 per cent, who were really into the environmental movement—to the point that they are willing to accept some sort of trade-off in terms of a higher price or a decrease in the product’s performance in order to make a ‘green’ purchase.

We also found a group to the right, about 10 per cent, who will never accept such a trade off, with about half of that number were comprised of the so-

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Between those two groups lie the huge mainstream of ‘eco-aware’ consumers who want to do the right thing, but will not accept any trade-off in terms of a higher price or decrease in performance levels.

So for us at P&G, making a meaningful improvement in this space meant working on developing products for which there are no consumer trade-offs in respect to improved environmental sustainability.

The term Life-Cycle Assessment (LCA) may be relatively new to some, but at P&G we have been using it for several decades to help us quantify the environmental impact that products and processes have across their entire life-cycle—from the creation of the raw materials to manufacturing, distribution, use at home and, eventually, the product’s after-life.

We typically apply this technique to our products and processes to find where they make the biggest environmental impact, and then target our R&D efforts against those things to be able to make this meaningful environmental improvement.

With the energy footprint being a big part of the LCA for our home laundry products—considering that 83 per cent of energy requirements are for the heating of water used for laundry—that was the main driver behind our launch of the Tide Coldwater brand of liquid detergent a few years ago.

Granted, you can’t just slap a label on a product and say “use in cold water” because consumers have an expectation of a certain level of performance in the product. So we had to go through a lot of R&D efforts to boost performance of this product in cold water so consumers would not perceive a trade-off in performance. And because this product does not cost more than the parent brand, there is basically no trade-off for the consumer at all.

Considering that four per cent of all household energy use here in North America is simply used for the heating of water for laundry, taking that four per cent off the grid and calculating the CO2 reductions associated with that adds up to making a meaningful impact indeed.

Naturally, there is a challenge of convincing consumers about the same level of performance in cold water, so we spent several years to drive the consumer understanding of the value of being able to do this—by working with retail partners to provide education at the shelf level; work with the NGOs to provide information through their various avenues; and through television advertising.

It’s worth noting that there is nothing in our Tide Coldwater TV commercial that actually mentions anything about the environment or sustainability. Instead, the focus is all about saving money on their next utility bill: that’s the

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kind of message that we found consumers to be most responsive to in terms of causing real habit change.

As for operational improvements on the manufacturing level, it is really a no-brainer from the sustainability angle because most of it is largely about cost-savings. For the past five years, P&G has implemented programs that were very specifically focused on the environmental metrics of our clients, and as a result we have had absolute reduction in each of the primary metrics. In terms of carbon dioxide, for example, we are emitting less CO2 today than we did five years ago, even though the company’s business has grown by US$12 billion.

Although we do not have a set date, our longterm vision is being able use 100-percent renewable materials one day, and we have set ourselves a goal of 25 per cent by 2020.

Working towards that long-term vision now, we are were the first to admit that we are to achieve

that by working as a single company, which is why we are forming partnerships with our like-minded competitor companies, trade associations and NGOs to advance our goals.

Single companies simply cannot create the scale that a consortium of corporations and organizations can, which is why P&G is a proud member of the Sustainability Consortium network.

At the end of the day, that is the best way to understand where the problems are, so that we can put our resources to optimal use to fix them.

Dr. Len Sauers is vice-president of global sustainability at the Cincinnati, Ohio-headquartered consumer packaged goods manufacturer Procter & Gamble (P&G).

The above text is an edited version of his address at the recently-held Packaging Optimization Summit in Toronto, organized by the PACNEXT group of PAC-The Packaging Association.

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Produced by the leading North American packaging industry organization PMMI, the biennial show has always been a top draw for North American packaging professionals in the past, but this year’s edition is already shaping up as the biggest PACK EXPO Las Vegas show ever, as well as the largest processing and packaging technologies event in North America in 2013.

With more that 1,600 exhibitors lined up to occupy over 700,000 square feet of space at the Las Vegas Convention Center fairgrounds (see these pages for a snap preview), the show is well-positioned to draw over 26,000 professionals from the foodand-beverage, baked goods, snack-foods, confectionery, pharmaceutical and other key CPG (consumer packaged goods) industries, according to the organizers.

Running from Monday, September 23 through Wednesday, September 25, 2013, this year’s show has been structured to help attendees maximize their time at the show and discover innovation quickly and easily by bringing ‘more to the f loor’ with new programs, education and networking opportunities, including: • The all-new SMB FastTrack program. Aiming specifically at small and mid-sized companies with annual revenues between $50 million and $500 million, this free program connects them directly with the exhibitor offering special incentives, programs, pricing or other services to SMBs. See full details online at www.packexpo.com/fasttrack.

• The Baking-Snack Break lounge. Endorsed by the

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Snack Food Association, the lounge returns to Las Vegas as a dedicated space for baking and snack manufacturers and suppliers to provide a convenient on-site location to network and collaborate on challenges and solutions facing their industries.

The Processing Zone. Now into its fourth year as a regular PACK EXPO feature, this sold-out pavilion will house the latest advancements in equipment for baking, mixing, grinding, and other processing applications across multiple industries, with companies offering processing solutions also to be located throughout the exhibit halls alongside packaging equipment and materials and containers suppliers.

The Pharmaceutical Pavilion will highlight the latest advances in equipment and materials such as labeling technologies, filling and inspection systems, blister packaging, tubes and closures, with its The Rx Lounge, endorsed and staffed by the International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering (ISPE), will offer a place for brand-owners to network and exchange ideas with colleagues and key decision-makers, with its Ask-the-Experts Forum providing attendees with an opportunity to seek advice on how to resolve their packaging and processing-related challenges.

The Brand Zone will help brands break out of the packaging box with innovative containers and materials to help CPGs create a competitive edge at the point-of-sale and to build consumer loyalty.

The Confectionery Pavilion. Endorsed by the National Confectioners Association, this pavilion will provide innovative solutions and technologies for the confectionery industry, with

its on-site Candy Bar lounge providing brandowners with unique opportunities to network with suppliers and to source unique solutions for their products.

• The Beverage Cooler lounge. Sponsored by the International Society of Beverage Technologists, this dedicated area for beverage industry professionals provides opportunities to network with peers and to address industry trends and challenges.

• The Innovation Stage—offering free 30-minute presentations each day and will include a variety of topics covering all industries and sectors of the supply chain.

• The all-new Center for Trends & Technology.

Sponsored by Rockwell Automation and its Partner Network group of companies, Booth #1138 will feature a full slate of displays and cuttingedge learning sessions from Cisco, E&H, Jacobs Automation, Microsoft, Motorola, Panduit, Prosoft Technology and Spectrum Control.

Covering network security, line integration, secure remote monitoring, cloud computing and manufacturing convergence, this new onsite resource will also provide education sessions on shortening time-to-market and maximizing technology investments, regulatory compliance and brand equity.

• The Food Safety Summit Resource Center—a special area designed to connect attendees with food safety subject matter experts—including professionals from government and academic backgrounds—about a broad range of food safety issues.

For more information on PACK EXPO Las Vegas 2013, visit www.packexpo.com or contact PMMI’s Show Department at (703) 243-8555.

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CONTROL CENTRAL Schneider Electric will unveil its turnkey PacDrive automation platform combining powerful motion, PLC (programmable logic controller) and IT (information technology) functionalities to enable the creation of fully-integrated software structures that enable modular machine designs and help to reduce engineering times, according to the company. Using an IEC 61131-3-compliant machine program, a single processor performs all control functions—from Cartesian and robotic motion to temperature regulation and machine logic—with all of the system function running through the single centralized controller, from the human-machine interface to motion and device bus communication, line synchronization, and vertical integration.

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SORT IT OUT Delkor Systems will unveil a high-speed robotic packing system that integrates forming, loading and closing with a special detection device that locates and discharges out-of-place packaging before it can jam the system. Developed jointly with the leading global aseptic packaging producer Tetra Pak, the company’s patent-pending C1 1400 Robotic Packer is designed for the popular Tetra Wedge Aseptic drink cartons used for packaging juice, nectar, still drinks, tea and milk drinks, whereby the loader can pivot alternating containers to nest them in a

Capmatic Ltd. will showcase the company’s new state-of-the-art SortStar bottle unscrambler, designed to provide operators with enhanced ease of set-up via the use of an integrated pre-feeding system, along with tool-less and programmable changeover and the versatility of handling a wide range of bottles from 20-ml to 950-ml at speeds of up to 200 bottles per minute, according to the company.

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EAGLE EYES Eagle Product Inspection will unveil its two new Eagle Pack 430 and the Eagle Pack 240 X-Ray inspection machines designed primarily for high-speed identification of foreign body contamination in meat and other products, including metal, glass, stone and calcified bone, as well as analyzing fat content of meat, measuring fill levels and seal integrity. Both distributed in Canada through PLAN Automation, the Eagle Pack 430 uses dual-energy technologies called Material Discrimination X-ray (MDX) and the proprietary SimulTask proprietary software to allow food manufacturers to inspect their mid-sized products with complex density levels and packaging types—such as pre-packed salads, snack items and frozen vegetables—to provide high-speed imaging of up to 400 products per minute, whereas the Eagle Pack 240 model can inspect up to 300 items per minute when handling flowwrap line, blisterpacks and other small-sized packaged items. Both model feature updated software user interface with improved algorithms for image analysis, along with ‘auto learn’ capabilities and dynamic belt speed adjustment for simplified product set-up and changeover.

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DOMINO EFFECTS Domino Printing Sciences plc will be introducing the company’s new A420i continuous inkjet (CIJ) solution, incorporating the company’s unique i-Tech features to deliver the lowest make-up consumption of any comparable CIJ printer the A420i printer delivers the lowest makeup consumption—typically lasting four times longer, according to the company. Designed to ensure extended run time between changes, the system’s large-volume make-up cartridges can be easily changed while the printer is in operation, while its Qube ink system—containing ink and ink filters— can be changed in less than 10 minutes to provide end-users with optimal uptimes, fewest possible interruptions, and considerably less waste.

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GO WITH THE FLOW Ryson International Inc. will introduce the company’s new model 1900-260 high-capacity mass f low spiral conveyor featuring a 10-inch-wide slat surface to provide optimal space savings with a compact footprint design. Outfitted with a one-inch drive chain to enable weight handling capacity of 3,600 pounds, the new spiral is capable of reaching up to 20 feet of elevation change, according to the company, depending on the incline and decline angles. Well-suited for vertically conveying bottles, cans, jars and generally anything round that needs to be conveyed in mass, the 1900-260 mass f low spiral is available with the same wide array of finish options as the rest of the company’s extensive line of vertical conveyors.

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S+S Inspection Inc. will display its fullyupdated GHF Detector metal detection system, featuring IP69K protection the GHF meets the arduous protection requirements of high pressure washdown operations. The system’s detector head features an integral full-color touchscreen control unit, designed to make it easy to set up and report back on line conditions that could affect the integrity of the inspection system, and the GHF Detector can also be equipped with high-precision monitoring technology that detects failures in use from operational issues during production such as line blockage, reject bins becoming overfilled, low air-pressure reject capabilities, and a full diagnostic log for immediate feedback to indicate the necessary corrective actions, according to the company.

Hudson-Sharp Machine Company will introduce the new model 5750W high-speed servo wicketer—a high-performance plastic bagmaking machine capable of reaching speeds of up to 400 bags per minute when using the company’s Rapid Close self-seal bags, featuring innovative turnkey self-seal attachments, to create a broad range of high-performance f lexible packaging solutions.

Booth #S-5751

BUILDING BLOCKS FleetwoodGoldcoWyard, Inc. will demonstrate full performance advantages of the company’s Robotic Rainbow pallet building system, which utilizes a KUKA robot to select layers from two donor pallets of different products to create a mixed pallet—using KUKA’s mxAutomation software and a specially-designed pick-and-place tool—to provide efficient and costeffective means of creating mixed loads for custom orders or route trucks. Capable of handling many types of product ranging from corrugated boxes to shrinkwrapped bundles, the system can be programmed in either a fully-automatic repeating cycle or an interactive manual mode that allows for operator to enter a requested new layer sequence whenever required.

Booth #C-900

GET SMART! Markem-Imaje will launch a new generation of SmartLase CO2 laser coders equipped with the company’s new patented SCT (SmartLase Code Technology) features developed to reach superior performance levels on high-speed bottling lines. Capable of coding up to 108,000 bottles per hour with superior print quality and code legibility for optimal product traceability, the new upgraded lasers boast 120-character print capacity per each code—compared to the more conventional 30-character density—along with a built-in sensor to facilitate diagnostics by assessing the laser power inline, and a modular design that allows operator to change the laser head in less than 10 minutes without time-consuming alignments. Offered in several versions to accommodate high-quality laser printing on most packaging surfaces—including paper, cardboard, f lexible packaging and PET plastics, the new lasers are equipped with an intuitive touchscreen interface for user-friendly operation and minimal risk of human errors.

Booth #C-2325

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Booth #C-900

GET YOUR FILL

mizes char and melts only the adhesive required, with the system’s Optix touchscreen controls, available in multiple languages, providing a user-friendly interface that is easy to monitor and operate. The Freedom system’s built-in EcoBead pattern generator allows for quick and easy adjustment of pre-programmed bead pattern to provide significant adhesive savings, while the Freedom MiniBlue II SureBead is designed for ensuring superior applicator service life and selfcleaning technology to minimize clogging, downtime, labor and parts costs.

Booth #C-2100

TAKING SIDES

PneumaticScaleAngelus will highlight significant performance advantages of the company’s monoblock filler-and-capper machines boasting a compact footprint design, and patented capping technology dramatically reduces the chance of product contamination by immediately capping containers once they fill, thereby reducing the risk of product spillage. Offering simple machine adjustments and performance monitoring, the direct-transfer monoblock machines are outfitted with a userfriendly touchscreen interface to allow control of all capper and filler functions, including fault display.

RockTenn Company’s Automated Packaging Systems unit will showcase the benefits of its Meta Systems equipment that is designed to run cases that are precisely formed around a fixed mandrel—minimizing case-skew and maximizing structural integrity to ensure better box performance on the production line and through the distribution system. The new forming technology goes far beyond the ordinary four-sided cases by providing capability to run three-, four-, five-, six-, sevenor eight-sided cases at speeds of up to 60 cases per minute, with minimal changeover downtime and choice of side or vertical loading.

Booth #C-900

Booth #C-1123

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PALLET PALS

Loma Systems will introduce the company’s newgeneration x5 X-Ray product inspection system featuring rounded, sloping surfaces and impermeable seals on the cabinet to ensure that contaminant particles and washdown droplets cannot accumulate on surfaces. Made of 304 stainless steel, the highly sensitive system automatically detects the presence of potential food contaminants such as metals, metalized packaging, glass, PVC, bone, rubber, stones and ingredient clumps—immediately diverting the affected packages from the line for further investigation, along with any improperly packaged items and packs with incorrect content levels, with all the collected inspection data automatically monitored and extracted to provide an effective and reliable audit trail.

Columbia Machine, Inc. will showcase the company’s expansive range of inline high-speed, floorlevel, high-level, and robotic hybrid palletizers featuring advanced safety features, including Category 3 safety components, as well as the ETO (easy to operate) control package—comprised of the AllenBradley Compact Logix PLC control, Allen-Bradley PanelView Plus 600 color touchscreen interface terminal and Columbia’s Product Manager software— for both floor-level and high-level palletizers.

Booth #S-2000

FREEDOM FIGHTER Nordson Corporation will demonstrate the full performance and cost-saving benefits of the company’s new Freedom integrated hot-melt system, featuring a distinctive slim design that allows for multiple mounting options to the parent machine. Using only a small reservoir to hold molten adhesive, the tankless system mini-

Booth #C-718

MEANING BUSINESS MULTIVAC Inc. will showcase its versatility at the Pack Expo Las Vegas 2013 by featuring machines engineered for businesses of every size.

These machines will highlight the ability to adapt to needs of customers, large or small. MULTIVAC will have live demonstrations of three machines: the R245 thermoformer—a fully scalable and customizable machine that features the industry leading hygienic design, easy-to-use controls and the sleek stainless steel design; the T200 tray sealer—a semi-automatic space saving design that has a comprehensive range of functions for easy and efficient packaging, while offering the hygienic design and simple operating system; and the C300 chamber machine, that is fully adaptable with a high performance pump, spacious chamber and long sealing bar, that easily handle large quantities or product sizes.

Booth #5935

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SHOW REPORT COMING CLEAN Dynamic Conveyor is planning to unveil the new DynaClean line of conveyors for hygienic, sanitary applications in the food processing and packaging industries. Featuring a patent-pending design that facilitates for quick and easy cleaning and sanitation, the DynaClean system provides users with optimal operational versatility by facilitating quick configuration changes to adjust angles and to shorten/ lengthen the conveyor line as needed.

This versatility allows for a single, continuous conveyor to run straight, incline and/or decline while utilizing just one energy-efficient motor, according to the company, with the DynaClean premium systems also including an option for facilitating line turns. Made from FDA- and USDA-approved materials, the corrosion- and temperature-resistant, nontoxic, blue-colored ThermoDrive solid belting and modular plastic link-style belting is specified to address the challenges of handling wet, dry or sticky foods products, with the choice of two options of a washdown motor for easier and quicker system cleaning.

Booth #3119

LOCK & LOAD Kliklok-Woodman will showcase four of its latest innovations at the Pack Expo Las Vegas 2013 show: the Enterprise mid-range endload cartoner, paired with the CLS120 Cascade Loading System, the new Eco Sleever—a low-cost sleeving machine— and the new Apache CM, the company’s universal bagmaker now with full continuous motion.

well, it employs a user-friendly HMI access to operator settings and machine monitoring data.

Designed for 24/7 operation, the new LB-SRT delivers cost-effective packaging automation!

The modestly priced LB-SRT opens the door to automation for smaller companies while enhancing the selection available to larger companies and the existing customer base.

Booth #C-1703

RIGHT IN THE MIX Showcasing a broad range of automated material handling systems and equipment designed primarily for mixed-load order fulfillment for manufacturing and direct-to-retail distribution environments, Intelligrated’s exhibit will feature a live demonstration of an interactive system with robotic arms equipped with custom endof-arm tooling, software and controls—all integrated with a pallet conveyor and motordriven roller case conveyor to provide a highperformance automated solution whereby one robotic arm is used to palletize multiple case sizes, while a second will perform visionguided random case depalletizing. According to the company, booth visitors will be able to choose their own programmable case-load sequences and see the robots—equipped with advanced software and vision technology capabilities— execute the order in real time with optimal speed and accuracy.

Booth #2036

SLEEK & SLICK

Booth #C-1703

ALWAYS THE PRO Propack, sharing exhibit space with KwiklokWoodman, is showcasing its LB-SRT Robotic Product Collator and Loader, a cost-effective, f lexible machine ideally suited to handle the output from medium speed f low-wrappers.

The LB-SRT collates wrapped products and loads into triseal cartons or trays.

The machine incorporates advanced servo drive technology for the most precise motion control available. As

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WeighPack Systems Inc. will introduce the company’s new state-of-the-art, servo-driven horizontal wrapping machine designed for optimal reliability, simplicity, cleanability and serviceability, according to the company. Manufactured mostly in 304 stainless steel, the Sleek 60 Wrapper uses three servo motors and servo drives to facilitate quick-and-easy changeovers and adjustments, while ensuring precise positioning, smooth acceleration/deceleration, and minimal maintenance requirements. This new machine offers an excellent price/value ratio as well as a low cost of ownership and maintenance.

Equipped with dual-lug position infeed conveyor and an adjustable forming shoulder to execute simple product changeovers, the Sleek 60 Wrapper

boasts a multitude of value-added standard features such as precise PID temperature control, pre-programmed and stored product set-up, user friendly color touchscreen HMI interface, an adjustable forming box, automated open/close rotary finwheel assembly, motorized exit conveyor, rotary seal jaws with jam detecting logic, and the capability to extend the infeed conveyor length up to 12 feet for optimal operational f lexibility. Easily reaching operating speeds of up to 60 packages per minute, depending on package size dimension, the new wrapper works equally well across a broad range of rollstock materials, including polypropylene, microperforated, multilayer, laminated, co-extruded and foillined films.

Booth #2936

GRAND VISIONS Agr International, Inc. will demonstrate the company’s newest inspection systems designed to ensure optimal quality assurance for rigid plastic containers, including the new vision-based Pilot Vision system that mounts directly inside the blowmolder to provide high-precision detection of occurring defects during the production of PET plastic bottles—offering manufacturers a reliable means to critically evaluate both preforms and blown bottles for defects that may compromise the quality of the finished product. Also on display, the company’s new OptiCheck system offers a highly versatile solution for bottles and similar containers transported on a conveyor line.

Featuring advanced vision technology capabilities and innovative lighting methods, this multicamera inspection system performs comprehensive detection for the entire container, including seal surface, sidewall, base and label defect detection, as well as laboratory-precision finish gauging, right on the conveying line.

Booth #6315

AUDIT READY METAL DETECTORS Fortress Technology’s GFSI/HACCP-compliant software, Contact Reporter Lite, comes with the Stealth detection system. Contact Reporter Lite is easy to set-up and the USB feature of the Stealth detectors allows quick access to QA/Audit reports.

Booth#2505

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Linx Printing Technologies Ltd.’s exhibit will feature the company’s four allnew product coding and marking innovations, including: • The Linx 5900 continuous ink jet (CIJ) printer (see image)—designed to provide maximum f lexibility and consistently reliable coding, along with a large built-in 1,000-message memory capacity, a built-in USB port for faster code changes and easy message creation, and the patented SureFill system for ensures error-proof f luid refills; • The Linx TJ725 thermal inkjet printer— incorporating the company’s innovative Simply Smart Technology feature to provide a highly efficient, high-resolution, digital solution for coding onto outer cases, boxes, and shelf-ready trays and display packaging; • The new Linx SL102 and Linx SL302 laser coders offering a wide selection of marking heads, lens and tube options to allow end-users to customize and fine-tune their lasers to match their specific application requirements—outfitted with the intuitive, user-friendly LinxVision color touchscreen interface for easy operation and effortless control, editing and status reporting.

SHRINK WRAPPERS

Standard-Knapp will demonstrate the performance benefits of the new f lask-handling option for the company’s popular model 939S Versatron casepacker, featuring thicker lane guides to ensure safe and gentle packing of 100-ml, 200-ml and 375ml f lasks, along with the innovative Pic-N-Place case-packing module offers designed to offer extra

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ROLL WRAPPERS

CASE IN POINT

Booth #N-4106

CASE PACKERS

Booth #C-1900

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PRODUCT FEEDING SYSTEMS

Bosch Packaging Technology will unveil its comprehensive range of automated packaging solutions and technologies for the pharmaceutical, food and confectionery industries, including the new state-of-the-art, model SVE 2520 continuousmotion vertical bagger upgraded with new AllenBradley controls for smoother machine running and enhanced OEE (overall equipment effectiveness) performance, according to the company.

In addition, the expansive Bosch Technology display will also feature the new entry-level Pack 101 horizontal f lowwrapper and the entry-level SVI 2600 vertical form-fill-seal (VFFS) machine designed for growing a small- to mid-sized manufacturer of confectionery, snack, grain and similar food products and other food company’s looking to automate their primary packaging operations.

Booth #4546

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materials, bag sizes and bag closing devices, while enabling quick product changeovers and accommodating different job recipes.

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gentle product placement for reduced breakage and better label protection. According to the company, the new Pic-N-Place module is a positive-control, gentle-placement case filling module that provides direct, automatic control of the product and gentle placement without need for a lift-table, with its lowering head perfectly compatible with both the 939S and the 949S Tandem case-packers.

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A-B-C Packaging Machine Corporation will unveil the company’s new Model 108 bulk depalletizer, designed for the unique requirements of packagers who need maximum f lexibility to feed empty containers to one or multiple packaging lines. Capable of running a wide range of different container types and styles with practically no downtime for changeover, the 108 system can easily work with plastic, glass, metal and composite containers running interchangeably with no special options or change parts, according to the company, by automatically sensing the load dimensions and depalletizing the loads gently and smoothly at speeds of up to four layers per minute, with capabilities to automatically remove and stack picture-frames, tier sheets, inverted trays and pallets.

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Booth #S-5866

See us at booth C-3720 I PackExpo Las Vegas

MOUTH WIDE OPEN The exhibit of Canada’s own Premier Tech will unveil the company’s highly innovative PTR open-mouth bagging system, which employs two FANUC robots to bag rice, seeds, powders and many other types of granular products into bags weighing from 10 to 110 pounds. According to the company, this versatile and agile turnkey bagging solution is designed to quickly adapt to different applications and handle many different bag

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ASSOCIATIONS Adhesive and Sealant Council, Inc.

American Frozen Food Institute

7101 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite 990 Bethesda, MD 20814, U.S.A. (301) 986-9700

2000 Corporate Bridge Blvd., Suite 1000 McLean, VA 22102, U.S.A. (703) 821-0770

Adhesives and Sealants Manufacturers Association of Canada

B10-800 Steeles Ave. W., Suite 221 Thornhill, Ontario, L4J 7L2 (416) 919-5335

Alliance of Foam Packaging Recyclers

1298 Cronson Blvd., Suite 201 Crofton, MD 21114, U.S.A. (410) 451-8340

American Marketing Association

311 S. Wacker Street, Suite 5800 Chicago, IL, 60606, U.S.A. (312) 542-9000 American Meat Institute

1150 Connecticut Avenue, NW 12th Floor Washington, DC 20036, U.S.A. (202) 587-4200 Association of Canadian Distillers

255 Albeet Street, Suite 704 Ottawa, Ontario K1P 6A9 (613) 238-8444

Aluminum Association

1525 Wilson Blvd., Suite 600 Arlington, VA 22209, U.S.A. (703) 358-2960

Association of Independent Corrugated Converters (AICC)

Aluminum Association of Canada

1010, Sherbrooke West, Suite 1600 Montréal, Québec H3A 2R7 (514) 288-4842

113 S. West Street, 3rd Floor, P.O. Box 25708 Alexandria, VA 22313, U.S.A. (703) 836-2422

American Association of Meat Processors

Brewers Association of Canada

American Forest & Paper Association

Canadian Health Food Association (CHFA)

One Meating Place, Elizabethtown, PA 17022, U.S.A. (717) 367-1168

1111 19th Street, N.W., Suite 800 Washington, DC 20036, U.S.A. (202) 463-2700

45 O’Connor Street, Suite 650 Ottawa, Ontario K1P 1A4 (613) 232-9601 235 Yorkland Blvd., Suite 302 Toronto, Ontario M2J 4Y8 (416) 497-6939

Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters

1 Nicholas Street, Suite 1500 Ottawa, Ontario K1N 7B7 (613) 238-8888

Canadian Marketing Association

1 Concorde Gate, Suite 607 Toronto, Ontario M3C 3N6 (416) 391-2362 Canadian Meat Council

1545 Carling Avenue, Suite 407 Ottawa, Ontario K1Z 8P9 (613) 729-3911 Canadian Pallet Council

239 Division Street Cobourg, Ontario K9A 3P9 (905) 372-1871 Canadian Pharmacists Association

1785 Alta Vista Dr. Ottawa, Ontario K1G 3Y6 (613) 523-7877

Canadian Plastics Industry Association

5955 Airport Road, Suite 125 Mississauga, Ontario L4V 1R9 (905) 678-7748, ext. 501

Canadian Poultry and Egg Processors Council

1545 Carling Ave, Suite 400 Ottawa, Ontario K1Z 8P9 (613) 724-6605

Canadian Standards Association (CSA)

178 Rexdale Blvd.

Toronto, Ontario M9W 1R3 (416) 747-4000

Carton Council of Canada

e-mail: info@recyclecartons.ca Composite Can & Tube Institute

50 South Pickett St., Suite 110 Alexandria, Virginia 22304-7206, U.S.A. (703) 823-7234 Contract Packaging Association

1833 Centre Point Circle, Suite 123 Naperville, IL 60563 U.S.A. (630) 544-5053 Converting Equipment Manufacturers Association

201 Springs Street, Fort Mill, SC 29715, U.S.A. (803) 802-7820

Corrugated Packaging Council

25 Northwest Point Blvd., Suite 510 Elk Grove Village, IL 60007, U.S.A. (847) 364-9600 Flexible Film and Bag Division of SPI – The Plastic Industry Trade Association

1667 K Street NW, Suite 1000 Washington, DC 20006 (202) 296-7675

Flexible Intermediate Bulk Container Assn.

PO Box 24792 Minneapolis, MN 55424 U.S.A. (952) 412-8867

Flexible Packaging Association

971 Corporate Blvd., Suite 403 Linthicum, MD 21090, U.S.A. (410) 694-0800

Food And Consumer Products of Canada

100 Sheppard Avenue East, Suite 600 Toronto, Ontario M2N 6N5 (416) 510-8024 Food Marketing Institute

2345 Crystal Drive, Suite 800 Arlington, VA 22202, U.S.A., (202) 452-8444 Food Processing Suppliers Association

1451 Dolley Madison Blvd, Suite 101 McLean, VA 22101-3850, U.S.A. (703) 761-2600 Food Processors of Canada

350 Sparks Street Ottawa, Ontario K1R 7S8 (613) 722-1000

Foodservice Packaging Institute

201 Park Washington Court Falls Church, VA 22046, U.S.A. (703) 538-3550

Forest Products Association of Canada

99 Bank Street, Suite 410 Ottawa, Ontario K1P 6B9 (613) 563-1441

Fibre Box Association

25 Northwest Point Blvd., Suite 510 Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 U.S.A. (847) 364-9600

Further Poultry Processors Association of Canada

203-2525 St. Laurent Blvd.

Ottawa, Ontario K1H 8P5 (613) 738-1175 Glass Packaging Institute

700 North Fairfax Street, Suite 510 Alexandria, VA 22314, U.S.A. (703) 684-6359 Gravure Association of America

P.O. Box 25617 Rochester NY, 14625, U.S.A. (201) 523-6042 GSI Canada

1500 Don Mills Road, Suite 800 Toronto, Ontario M3B 3K4 (416) 510-8039 GSI US

7887 Washington Village Drive, Suite 300 Dayton, OH 45459, U.S.A. (937) 435-3870 Guelph Food Technology Centre (GFTC)

88 McGilvray Street Guelph, Ontario N1G 2W1 (519) 821-1246

Healthcare Compliance Packaging Council

2711 Buford Road, #268 Bon Air, VA 23235-2423, U.S.A. (804)-338-5778 Industry Canada

C.D. Howe Building 235 Queen Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0H5 (613) 954-5031

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Institute of Packaging Professionals (IoPP)

1833 Centre Point Circle, Suite 123 Naperville, IL 60563, U.S.A. (630) 544-5050 International Union of Food Science & Technology

P.O. Box 61021, Suite 19, 511 Maple Grove Dr. Oakville, Ontario L6J 6X0 (905) 815-1926 National Institute of Packaging, Handling, and Logistic Engineers

1187 West Spring Valley Pike Dayton, OH 45458-3109, U.S.A. (937) 985-9375

Don’t leave your coding and marking needs to chance. Harlund is ready to help and able to provide a number of different lines.

NPES Association for Suppliers of Printing, Publishing and Converting Technologies

1899 Preston White Drive Reston, VA 20191, U.S.A. (703) 264-7200

Packaging & Label Gravure Association Global

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Auto Printhead cleaning resulting in maximum uptime productivity Extended Warranties.

Longest in the Industry.

18481 Royal Hammock Blvd.

Naples, FL 34114, U.S.A. (920) 217-6059

Hitachi features:

Hitachi Continuous Ink Jet Printers provide the best price point value with the lowest cost of ownership in the industry.

This is not by chance.

PAC – The Packaging Association

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1 Concorde Gate, Suite 607 Toronto, Ontario M3C 3N6 (416) 490-7860

allowing for extremely low

Packaging Machinery Manufacturers Institute (PMMI)

11911 Freedom Drive, Suite 600 Reston, VA 20190, U.S.A. (703) 243-8555

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Paper & Paperboard Packaging Environmental Council (PPEC)

system design and build resulting in environmentally friendly features

3-1995 Clark Blvd.

Brampton, Ontario L6T 4W1 (905) 458-0087

Paperboard Packaging Council

1350 Main Street, Suite 1508 Springfield, MA 01103-1670 (413) 686-9191

Paper Packaging Canada (PPC)

1995 Clark Blvd., Unit 3 Brampton, Ontario, L6T 4W1 (905) 458-1247

Paper Shipping Sack Manufacturers Assn.

5050 Blue Church Road Coopersburg, PA 18036 (610) 282-6845

Plastics Institute of America

One University Avenue, Ball Hall, Room 204 Lowell, MA 01854, U.S.A. (978) 934-2575 Recycling Council of Ontario

215 Spadina Avenue, Suite 225 Toronto, Ontario, M5T 2C7 (416) 657-2797 Robotic Industries Association

900 Victors Way, Suite 140 Ann Arbor, MI 48106-5210, U.S.A. (734) 994-6088 Society Of The Plastics Industry

1667 K St., NW, Suite 1000 Washington, DC 20006, U.S.A. (202) 974-5200 StewardEdge

26 Wellington Street E., Suite 601 Toronto, Ontario M5E 1S2 (800) 277-2762 Sustainable Packaging Coalition

600 E. Water St., Suite C Charlottesville, VA 22902, U.S.A. (434) 817-1424, ext. 319

Tag & Label Manufacturers Institute Inc.

1 Blackburn Center Gloucester, MA 01930 (978) 282-1400

Technical Assn. of the Pulp & Paper Industry

15 Technology Parkway South Norcross, GA 30092, U.S.A. (770) 446-1400

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Women in Packaging

4290 Bells Ferry Road, Suite 106-17 Kennesaw, GA 30144-1300, U.S.A. (678) 594-6872

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MATERIALS & COMPONENTS WHO MAKES/SELLS WHAT AND WHERE TO FIND THEM • This section includes any item that forms part of the finished package. Examples: closures, coatings, films, foils, inks, labels, papers, tags and tapes.

• Advertisers are shown in red type • For full addresses of companies listed on the following pages, turn to the Address Section of this Buyers’ Guide.

ADHESIVES

1 Animal 2 Cold Glue 3 Hotmelt 4 Jelly Gum 5 Lacquer Or Coating Type Silicate 6 Paste & Vegetable 7 Rubber-Based Resins & Solvent 8 UV-Cured 9 Vinyl Emulsion 3M Canada 3, 7, 9 Canpaco Inc. 2, 3 Capmatic Ltee 3 Eastey Enterprises 3, 9 Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. 1, 2 Glue Dots International 2, 3, 7 Gluefast Company Inc. 2, 3 Goldrich Printpak Inc. 2, 3, 5, 8 Groupe Lelys 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 H B Fuller Canada 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9 Habasit Canada Limited 2, 3 Jowat Canada 2, 3, 7, 8, 9 KRONES Machinery Co. 2, 3 M.D. Packaging Inc. 3 Technical Adhesives Limited 1, 2, 3, 6, 9 Valco Melton Inc. 2, 3 VisuaScan Inc. 2

ALUMINUM FOIL Capmatic Ltee Edelstein Diversified Co. Ltd. FPC Flexible Packaging Corp.

Heat Sealing Pkg Supplies Klockner-Pentaplast of Canada Winpak Ltd.

BANDSTRETCH Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. Canpaco Inc.

BARCODE MASTERS

1 Barcode 2 EPS 3 Film All-Fill Inc. Alpha Poly 3 Automated Packaging Systems 1 Barcode Graphics Inc. 1, 2 Chartwell Automation 1 Goldrich Printpak Inc. 1 Groupe Lelys 2, 3

BARRIER MATERIALS

1 Coating 2 Films 3 Others 4 Resins Alpha Poly 2 Alte-Rego Corporation 2 Bericap North America Inc. 3 CFS North America 2 CVP Systems, Inc. 2 Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. Canpaco Inc. 2 Celplast Metallized Products 1 Celplast Packaging Systems 2 Chantler Packaging Inc. 2 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 2 Cima-Pak Corporation 3 Cryovac – A Division of Sealed Air (Canada) 2 Danafilms 2 Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. 2 Farnell Packaging Limited 2 General Magnaplate Corp. 1 Goldrich Printpak Inc. 1 Groupe Lelys 1 Haremar Plastic Manufacturing 2 Harlund Industries Ltd. 2 Heat Sealing Pkg Supplies 2 Hood Packaging Corporation Peel Plastic Products Ltd. 1, 2 Printpack Inc. 1, 2 Prolamina 1, 2 Richards Packaging Inc. 4 Seville Plastics 2 Stock Packaging Canada 2 Winpak Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4 Winpak Portion Packaging Ltd. 3

BLISTERS

Atlantic Packaging Prod Ltd. Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. Canpaco Inc. Celplast Packaging Systems Goldrich Printpak Inc. Nova Pack Limited

BOARD

1 All Grades Folding Set-Up 2 Clay-Coated 3 Coated For Skin Blister 4 Corrugated 5 Corrugated Plastic 6 Metalized 7 Moisture-Proof Grease Proof 8 Non-Slip Coated 9 Plastic-Coated 10 Wax-Coated Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 1, 2, 4 Canpaco Inc. 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10 Cardinal Corrugated Containers 4 Cascades Boxboard Group 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Donway Packaging Corp. Ltd. 2, 4, 7 Elopak Canada Inc. 9 Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. 4 Goldrich Printpak Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9 Grimsby Packaging Limited 4, 5, 7, 8 Kruger Inc. 4 MeadWestvaco Packaging Systems 2 Norampac, a Division of Cascades Canada ULC 4 Nova Pack Limited 4 Packaging Technologies Inc. 4 RockTenn 2, 4 SDI Packaging Inc. 8 Strathcona Paper LP 2, 3 Tembec Paperboard Group 2 Unisource Canada, 2, 4, 7, 8, 10

CLOSURES

1 Aerosol Cover Caps 2 Applicator 3 Atomizer Spray 4 Bag Clips 5 Bag Header Labels 6 Bag Twist Ties 7 Brush Applicator 8 Can Clips 9 Caps Metal 10 Caps Plastic 11 Capsules Metal 12 Capsules Plastic 13 Cellulose Seals 14 Child-Resistant 15 Corks 16 Crowns 17 Dauber Applicator 18 Dispensing 19 Dropper Applicator 20 Drum 21 Foil 22 Glass 23 Heat Shrinkable 24 Metal 25 Paper 26 Plastic 27 Pour Spout 28 Rod Applicator 29 Rubber 30 Shrinkband 31 Supplementary Bottle Applied 32 Tamper-Evident (Security) 33 Vacuum 34 Wood 3M Canada 2, 19, 23, 32 All-Fill Inc. 5, 32 Alpha Poly 21, 32 Automationdirect 5, 32 Bericap North America Inc. 2, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 23, 26, 27, 32 Berry Plastics Canada Inc. 10, 12, 14, 18, 19, 26, 27, 32 Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 6 Canfab Packaging Inc. 9, 10, 24, 26 Canpaco Inc. 6, 23, 30, 32 Capmatic Ltee 1, 2, 3, 9, 10, 12, 14, 18, 19, 21, 22, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 31, 32 Celplast Packaging Systems 32 Chantler Packaging Inc. 32 Consolidated Bottle Corp. 1, 2, 3, 7, 9, 10, 13, 14, 17, 18, 19, 20, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 30, 31, 32 Crown Metal Packaging Cda LP 9, 16, 24, 33 Donway Packaging Corp. Ltd. 6 Edelstein Diversified Co. Ltd. 32 Elopak Canada Inc. 2, 27, 32 Enercon Industries Corp. 32 Farnell Packaging Limited 5, 6 Goldrich Printpak Inc. 25, 32 Heat Sealing Pkg Supplies 6 Hudson Supplies Inc. 4, 24, 26 Jones Packaging Inc. 14, 30, 32 Labelad Ltd. 23, 30, 32 Nova Pack Limited 30 Packaging Equip & Conveyors 1 Pano Cap Canada Ltd. 1, 10, 14, 16, 18, 26, 32 Peel Plastic Products Ltd. 10, 26, 32 Pemberton & Associates Inc. 4, 9, 24, 26, 32, 33 Pillar Technologies 14, 21, 32 Polytainers Inc. 10, 26 PPI Technologies Group 27 Printpack Inc. 23, 32 Richards Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34 Roberts PolyPro 26 Salbro Bottle Inc. 1, 2, 3, 7, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 30, 32

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Silgan Plastics Canada 10, 14, 18, 26, 32 Summum Plastics Inc. 10, 18, 26, 27, 32 Unisource Canada, 4, 6 Vibac Canada Inc. 32

COATINGS

1 Barrier 2 Extrusion Plastic 3 Hotmelt 4 Non-Slip 5 Pressure-Sensitive 6 Release 7 Silicone 8 Solvent Lacquer 9 UV-Cured 10 Water-Based 11 Wax 3M Canada 4, 8 Alpha Poly 8 Capmatic Ltee 3, 5 Cascades Boxboard Group 1, 2 Celplast Metallized Products 1 Covertech Fabricating Inc./Covertech Flexible 1, 2, 8 DJS Enterprises 8, 10 Elopak Canada Inc. 1 FPC Flexible Packaging Corp. 2, 3, 8, 10, 11 General Magnaplate Corp. 1, 2, 4, 6, 7 Goldrich Printpak Inc. 1, 4, 8, 9, 10 HMA Systems 3, 5 Heidelberg Canada 4, 5, 9, 10 Hood Packaging Corporation 2, 3, 4, 8, 11 Labelad Ltd. 9 Metro Label Company Ltd. 7, 9, 10 Nordson Canada Limited 3 Peel Plastic Products Ltd. 1, 3, 4, 8 Richards Packaging Inc. 1 Sawmill Associates Ltd. 6, 7 Unisource Canada, 3, 4 Vibac Canada Inc. 5 Winpak Ltd. 1, 2, 8

CONVEYOR BELTING

1 Composite 2 Metal 3 Plastic 4 Rubber 3M Canada 2 Bosch Rexroth Canada Corp. 2 Capmatic Ltee 3 DJS Enterprises 1, 3 FlexLink Systems, Inc. 3 Garvey Corp. 2, 3 General Conveyor 2, 3, 4 Habasit Canada Limited 1, 2, 3, 4 Newmapak Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4 Nitta Corporation of America 4 PMR Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4 Packaging Equip & Conveyors 1, 2, 3 Quality Transmission Components 1 Rexnord Canada Ltd. 2, 3 Strong Point Automation Inc. 1, 2, 4 Tri-Mach Group 3 VisuaScan Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4 Wecon Services Ltd. 1, 4 Wepackit 2009 Inc. 3, 4

CORDAGE, ROPE TWINE STRING Atlantic Packaging Prod Ltd. Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. Canpaco Inc. Donway Packaging Corp. Ltd. Mitchel-Lincoln Packaging Ltd. PMR Packaging Inc.

CORES

1 Fibre 2 Paper 3 Plastic Atlantic Packaging Prod Ltd. 1, 2, 3 Canfab Packaging Inc. 1, 2 Canpaco Inc. 2 Prolamina 2

CUSHIONING MATERIALS

1 Air-Bubble 2 Antistatic 3 Corrugated 4 Foam Pallets 5 Foam Rigid 6 Foam-In-Place 3M Canada 2 Alte-Rego Corporation 1 Atlantic Packaging Prod Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Automationdirect 1 Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 1, 2, 6 Canpaco Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 Chestwood – Mezey Distribution 1 Covertech Fabricating Inc./Covertech Flexible 1, 2 Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. 1, 3 Goldrich Printpak Inc. 1, 3 Mitchel-Lincoln Packaging Ltd. Nordson Canada Limited 6 Nova Pack Limited 3 Sealed Air of Canada Ltd. 1, 2, 5, 6 Seville Plastics 1, 2 Unisource Canada, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

DECORATIONS Richards Packaging Inc.

DESICCANTS

Atlantic Packaging Prod Ltd. Capmatic Ltee Cima-Pak Corporation DJS Enterprises Richards Packaging Inc.

EXCELSIOR

1 Film 2 Paper 3 Parchment Capmatic Ltee 2, 3 Unisource Canada, 1, 2, 3

FIBROUS GLASS REINFORCEMENTS 3M Canada H B Fuller Canada

FILMS

1 Antistatic 2 Cellulose 3 Cellulose Acetate 4 Cellulose Acetate Butyrate 5 Cellulose Triacetate 6 Coextruded 7 Corrosion Inhibiting 8 Edible 9 Metalized 10 Nylon 11 Polycarbonate 12 Polyester 13 Polyester Oriented 14 Polyethylene High-Density 15 Polyethylene Linear Low-Density 16 Polyethylene Low-Density 17 Polyethylene Medium-Density 18 Polypropylene 19 Polypropylene Oriented 20 Polystyrene 21 Polystyrene Oriented 22 Polyurethane 23 Polyvinyl Acetate 24 Polyvinyl Alcohol 25 Polyvinyl Chloride 26 Polyvinylidene Chloride 27 Shrink 28 Skin 29 Stretch 30 Vinyl Latex 31 Water Soluble 3M Canada 1, 7 Alpha Poly 1, 6, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 Alte-Rego Corporation 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 27, 29, 31 Astro Box Corp. 5, 8 Atlantic Packaging Prod Ltd. 6, 14, 15, 16, 17, 27 Automated Packaging Systems 7, 29 CFS North America 6, 10, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20, 27, 28 CVP Systems, Inc. 6, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17 Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 6, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 25, 27, 28, 29 Canpaco Inc. 1, 2, 6, 7, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 25, 27, 28, 29 CAPS/PhoenixWrappers 29 Celplast Metallized Products 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 25 Celplast Packaging Systems 6, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 25, 27, 28, 29 Chantler Packaging Inc. 6, 9, 10, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 24, 27, 31 Cima-Pak Corporation 27 Cousineau Packaging Inc. 1, 15, 16, 18, 27, 29 Covertech Fabricating Inc./Covertech Flexible 9, 14, 15, 16, 17, 27, 28, 29 Cryovac – A Division of Sealed Air (Canada) 6, 27, 28, 29 Danafilms 1, 6, 14, 15, 16, 17, 27 Donway Packaging Corp. Ltd. 1, 7, 15 Edelstein Diversified Co. Ltd. 27 Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. 7, 9, 15, 27, 29 Farnell Packaging Limited 15, 16, 17, 25, 27, 29 Goldrich Printpak Inc. 3, 4, 6, 12, 18, 19, 20, 25, 28 Groupe Lelys 1, 6, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 Haremar Plastic Manufacturing 1, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 Harlund Industries Ltd. 27 Heat Sealing Pkg Supplies 2, 6, 15, 18, 25, 27, 28, 29 Hood Packaging Corporation 6, 14, 16, 17, 27, 28 ITW Muller Canada 29 Klockner-Pentaplast of Canada 1, 12, 18, 20, 25, 26 Metro Label Company Ltd. 12, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 Mitchel-Lincoln Packaging Ltd. 29 Peel Plastic Products Ltd. 6 Printpack Inc. 6, 9 Prodo-Pak Corp 9, 13, 19, 21, 24, 31 Prolamina 1, 2, 6, 9, 10, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 R-J Machinery Inc. 27 Samuel Strapping Systems 29 Sawmill Associates Ltd. 6, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 Sealed Air of Canada Ltd. 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 Seville Plastics 6, 9, 14, 15, 16, 17, 27, 29 Unisource Canada, 14, 15, 16, 17, 27, 28, 29, 30 VC999 Canada 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 20, 27, 29 Vibac Canada Inc. 18, 19 Vifan Canada Inc. 6, 9, 19 Winpak Ltd. 6, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28

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1 Coated Laminated 2 Embossed Printed 3 Hot-Stamping 4 Unsupported All-Fill Inc. 2, 3 Alpha Poly 1 Covertech Fabricating Inc./Covertech Flexible 1 Dependable Marking Systems 3 FPC Flexible Packaging Corp. 1, 2, 4 Goldrich Printpak Inc. 1 Groupe Lelys 2, 3 Hood Packaging Corporation 1 M.D. Packaging Inc. 3 Norwood Marking Systems 3 PMR Packaging Inc. 3 Prodo-Pak Corp 1 Richards Packaging Inc. 3 Seville Plastics 1 VisuaScan Inc. 3 Winpak Ltd. 1, 2, 4

maintenance than today’s standard.

What’s more, the X65 conveyor is far quieter even at high speeds.

Contact us, to find out exactly what this new value will mean to you and your business, at info.ca@flexlink.com or give us a call at +905-639-6878.

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LAMINATES

INKS

LINERS

HANG TABS

Installation and ramp-up is quick and straightforward, while operation is more energy-efficient and requires less

PARTITIONS

3M Canada Canpaco Inc. Mitchel-Lincoln Packaging Ltd. Nova Pack Limited Roberts PolyPro

1 Carbon Dioxide 2 Nitrogen 3 Oxygen Air Liquide Canada Inc. 1, 2, 3 Praxair Canada Inc. 1, 2, 3

The new generation X65 conveyor helps you lower your Total Cost of Ownership – at the same time as you increase your capacity and flexibility towards new products and processes.

Strong Point Automation Inc. 7, 27 Unisource Canada, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 VisuaScan Inc. 25

3M Canada Alpha Poly Covertech Fabricating Inc./Covertech Flexible Deco Labels & Tags FPC Flexible Packaging Corp.

Farnell Packaging Limited Groupe Lelys Hood Packaging Corporation Jones Packaging Inc. Printpack Inc. Prolamina Seville Plastics Stock Packaging Canada Winpak Ltd.

GASES (MAP)

THE NEW HIGH SPEED X65 CONVEYOR SYSTEM

Matthews Marking Products 5, 6 Metro Label Company Ltd. 1, 2, 4, 5, 8 Nova Pack Limited 3, 5, 7 Pemberton & Associates Inc. 4, 5 Primera Technology 5 Printpack Inc. 3, 7 QuickLabel Systems 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 RFID Canada 5 Richards Packaging Inc. 3, 7 Salbro Bottle Inc. 3, 7 Samuel Strapping Systems 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 SATO America, Inc. 5 Sterling Marking Products Inc. 2, 4, 5 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 5, 6, 7 Tharo Systems, Inc. 4, 5, 6 Unisource Canada, 3, 7 Viascan Inc. 5, 6, 7, 8 Videojet Canada 4, 5, 7, 8 Videojet Technologies Inc. 5, 6

1 Flexographic 2 Fluorescent 3 I.R. 4 Letterpress 5 Lithographic 6 Marking & Stencil 7 Non-Toxic 8 Rotogravure 9 Screen Printing 10 U.V. 3M Canada 9 Alpha Poly 1, 9 Automated Packaging Systems 6, 10 Bemis Packaging 1, 2, 3, 10 Columbia Coding & Marking Ltd. 6 Deco Labels & Tags 10 Dependable Marking Systems 6 Domino Canada 3, 10 Goldrich Printpak Inc. 2, 5, 10 Groupe Lelys 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 9, 10 Harlund Industries Ltd. 2, 7, 10 Heidelberg Canada 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10 Leading Edge Inkjet 2, 7, 10 M.D. Packaging Inc. 1 Markem-Imaje Inc. 2, 7, 10 Matthews Marking Products 1, 2, 6, 7, 10 Metro Label Company Ltd. 1, 2, 4, 5, 9, 10 PMR Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Prolamina 1, 9, 10 Resolution Inplant Services 6, 10 Samuel Strapping Systems 6, 7 Sterling Marking Products Inc. 2, 6, 7 Videojet Canada 1, 2, 3, 6, 10 Videojet Technologies Inc. 2, 6, 10 VisuaScan Inc. 2, 6, 7, 10 Winpak Ltd. 1, 8

LABELS BANDS WRAPS

1 Decalcomania 2 Foil 3 Heat-Shrinkable 4 Paper 5 Pressure-Sensitive 6 Roll Type For Shipping Marking 7 Tamper-Evident (Security) 8 Water-Resistant 3M Canada 2, 5, 6, 7, 8 Ahearn & Soper Inc. 4, 5, 7, 8 All-Fill Inc. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 ASL Print FX 2, 5, 7 Automated Packaging Systems 1, 5, 6, 8 Barcode Graphics Inc. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Canpaco Inc. 3, 5, 6, 7 Capmatic Ltee 5, 7, 8 Celplast Packaging Systems 3 Chestwood – Mezey Distribution 4, 5, 8 Columbia Coding & Marking Ltd. 5, 6, 8 Deco Labels & Tags 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 Dependable Marking Systems 6, 7 Donway Packaging Corp. Ltd. 5, 8 FPC Flexible Packaging Corp. 2, 4 Farnell Packaging Limited 5, 7 George Gordon Associates, Inc. 7 Glue Dots International 5 Goldrich Printpak Inc. 2, 4, 5 Groupe Lelys 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Harlund Industries Ltd. 5, 6, 8 Heat Sealing Pkg Supplies 7 ID Technology 5, 7 Industrial Marking Systems 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Inland Label 3, 4, 5, 8 Jones Packaging Inc. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Labelad Ltd. 3, 4, 5, 7, 8

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Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. Heat Sealing Pkg Supplies Hood Packaging Corporation Masternet Ltd. Technicor Industrial Services

PAPERS

1 Alkali-Proof 2 Anti-Tarnish 3 Coated Decorative 4 Coated Protective 5 Containerboard 6 Corrosion-Inhibiting 7 Corrugated 8 Crepe 9 Extensible 10 Fancy Printed or Embossed 11 Flint Glazed 12 Fluorescent 13 Friction Glazed 14 Glassine 15 Greaseproof 16 Gummed 17 Heat-Sealing 18 Imitation Foil 19 Impregnated 20 Kraft 21 Laminated 22 Liquid-Holding 23 Metalized 24 Mold-Inhibiting 25 Pressure-Sensitive 26 Self-Sealing Cohesive 27 Tissue 28 Vegetable Parchment 29 Velour 30 Water-Resistant 31 Water-Soluble 32 Water-Vapor Resistant 33 Waxed 34 Wet-Strength Astro Box Corp. 8 Atlantic Packaging Prod Ltd. 2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 13, 14, 15, 16, 19, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28, 32, 33 Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 2, 7, 8, 9, 14, 15, 16, 20, 26, 27, 30, 33, 34 Canpaco Inc. 1, 2, 6, 7, 8, 14, 15, 16, 17, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28, 30, 33, 34 Capmatic Ltee 25 Cascades Boxboard Group 3, 4, 7, 20, 21, 24, 27, 30, 32, 33, 34 Celplast Packaging Systems 28, 33, 34 Chestwood – Mezey Distribution 20 Covertech Fabricating Inc./Covertech Flexible 20, 21, 23 Donway Packaging Corp. Ltd. 4, 6, 8, 9, 14, 15, 20, 21, 27, 30, 33 Edelstein Diversified Co. Ltd. 25 Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. 8, 16, 20, 26, 27, 33 FPC Flexible Packaging Corp. 17, 21 Goldrich Printpak Inc. 3, 4, 8, 15, 17, 23, 24, 26, 30, 34 Grimsby Packaging Limited 7 Groupe Lelys 3, 14, 16, 20, 21, 22, 23, 25, 29, 30, 31 Hood Packaging Corporation 4, 15, 17, 21, 30, 32 Kruger Inc. 5, 7 Mitchel-Lincoln Packaging Ltd. 7, 20, 27 Norampac, a Division of Cascades Canada ULC 5, 7, 21, 34 SDI Packaging Inc. 4 Seville Plastics 23

1 Boxboard 2 Corrugated 3 Fibreboard 4 Paper 5 Wood Atlantic Packaging Prod Ltd. 1, 2, 3 Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 1, 2 Canpaco Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4 Cardinal Corrugated Containers 2 Cascades Boxboard Group 1, 2, 3, 4 Ellis Packaging Ltd. 1, 4 Goldrich Printpak Inc. 1, 3, 4 Grimsby Packaging Limited 1, 2 Kruger Inc. 2 Mitchel-Lincoln Packaging Ltd. 2 Norampac, a Division of Cascades Canada ULC 2 Nova Pack Limited 2 RockTenn 2, 3 Unisource Canada, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

PIGMENTS

1 Metal 2 Pearlescent Goldrich Printpak Inc. 2 Videojet Canada 1

PLASTIC SHEET COMPOUNDS

1 Cellulose Acetate 2 Cellulose Acetate Butyrate 3 Cellulose Ethyl 4 Cellulose Propionate 5 Fluorine Polymers 6 Foam 7 Nylon 8 Polyethylene 9 Polypropylene 10 Polystyrene Covertech Fabricating Inc./Covertech Flexible 8 Sealed Air of Canada Ltd. 6 Seville Plastics 8 Technicor Industrial Services 8, 9 Unisource Canada, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

POLYETHYLENE SHEET

Alpha Poly Atlantic Packaging Prod Ltd. Canpaco Inc. Chantler Packaging Inc. Cima-Pak Corporation Covertech Fabricating Inc./Covertech Flexible Seville Plastics Stock Packaging Canada

POLYPROPYLENE SHEET Alpha Poly Atlantic Packaging Prod Ltd. Canpaco Inc. Stock Packaging Canada Winpak Ltd.

POUR SPOUTS Bericap North America Inc. Richards Packaging Inc. Roberts PolyPro

PREPRINTED LINERBOARD

Color Pak – Div. of Atlantic Packaging

PROTECTIVE PACKAGING

Alpha Poly Automated Packaging Systems Automationdirect Canpaco Inc. Chantler Packaging Inc. Covertech Fabricating Inc./Covertech Flexible Masternet Ltd. Nordson Canada Limited

PUMPS, DISPENSER ATOMIZER Consolidated Bottle Corp.

Richards Packaging Inc. Salbro Bottle Inc.

RIBBONS & TIES Canpaco Inc. PMR Packaging Inc. Unisource Canada,

ROLL-LEAF STAMPING FOIL Dependable Marking Systems Leading Edge Inkjet M.D. Packaging Inc. Metro Label Company Ltd. PMR Packaging Inc.

SEALING COMPOUNDS 1 Heat Goldrich Printpak Inc. 1

SEALS

1 Embossed on Paper Foil 2 Metal 3 Tamper-Evident (Security) 3M Canada 3 Alex E. Jones & Associates 3 All-Fill Inc. 3

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MATERIALS & COMPONENTS WHO MAKES/SELLS WHAT AND WHERE TO FIND THEM Automated Packaging Systems 2 Automationdirect 3 Canpaco Inc. 3 Consolidated Bottle Corp. 3 Enercon Industries Corp. 3 Goldrich Printpak Inc. 1, 3 Jones Packaging Inc. 3 Labelad Ltd. 3 Lepel Corp Capsealing Div. 3 Pillar Technologies 3 Samuel Strapping Systems 2 Unisource Canada, 1, 2 Winpak Portion Packaging Ltd. 1, 2

SHROUDS

1 Polyethylene Canpaco Inc. 1 Chantler Packaging Inc. 1 Cousineau Packaging Inc. 1 Hood Packaging Corporation 1

STRAPPING

1 Nylon 2 Polyester 3 Polypropylene 4 Rayon 5 Steel 3M Canada 3 Atlantic Packaging Prod Ltd. 1, 2, 4, 5 Automated Packaging Systems 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 1, 3, 5 Canpaco Inc. 1, 2, 3, 5 Cousineau Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3, 5 Donway Packaging Corp. Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. 1, 2, 3, 5 Hudson Supplies Inc. 1, 2, 3 Mitchel-Lincoln Packaging Ltd. 3, 5 Roberts PolyPro 3 Samuel Strapping Systems 1, 2, 3, 5 Unisource Canada, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Wulftec / M.J. Maillis Group 2

STRING, PRINTED Canpaco Inc. Unisource Canada,

TAGS Ahearn & Soper Inc. All-Fill Inc. Canpaco Inc. Chestwood – Mezey Distribution Donway Packaging Corp. Ltd. Industrial Marking Systems Matthews Marking Products QuickLabel Systems Unisource Canada,

TAPE 1 2 3

Cohesive Cotton Gummed

4 Heat-Sealing 5 Opening 6 Pressure-Sensitive 7 Reinforced 8 Transparent Film 9 Water-Resistant 3M Canada 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 All-Fill Inc. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Automated Packaging Systems 6 Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 1, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9 Canpaco Inc. 1, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 Capmatic Ltee 6 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Chestwood – Mezey Distribution 6, 7, 8 Dependable Marking Systems 6 Donway Packaging Corp. Ltd. 3, 6, 7, 8 Edelstein Diversified Co. Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9 Glue Dots International 6 Gluefast Company Inc. 6 Heidelberg Canada 6 Mitchel-Lincoln Packaging Ltd. 3, 6, 7 Sterling Marking Products Inc. 6 Unisource Canada, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Vibac Canada Inc. 3, 6, 8, 9

THERMAL FLUID (INHIBITED PROPYLENE GLYCOL) Hood Chemical

THERMAL TRANSFER RIBBONS Ahearn & Soper Inc. Alex E. Jones & Associates All-Fill Inc. Atlantic Packaging Prod Ltd. Automationdirect Bizerba Canada Inc. Canpaco Inc. Dependable Marking Systems Greydon Inc. Harlund Industries Ltd. Industrial Marking Systems Leading Edge Inkjet Markem-Imaje Inc. Norwood Marking Systems QuickLabel Systems RFID Canada Samuel Strapping Systems SATO America, Inc. Tharo Systems, Inc. Unisource Canada, Viascan Inc. VisuaScan Inc.

THERMOFORMING SHEETS Canpaco Inc. Stock Packaging Canada

TRANSFERS, DECALCOMANIA All-Fill Inc.

TUBES

1 Fibre 2 Paper 3 Plastic Canfab Packaging Inc. 1, 2 Canpaco Inc. 2 Chestwood – Mezey Distribution 2 Oystar North America 3 R-J Machinery Inc. 2 Richards Packaging Inc. 2, 3

TUBING

1 Extruded Plastic Chantler Packaging Inc. 1 Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. 1 Hood Packaging Corporation 1 Masternet Ltd. 1

VALVES

1 Aerosol 2 Button Placers Capmatic Ltee 1 General Conveyor 2

WIRE, STAPLING STITCHING Canpaco Inc. Mitchel-Lincoln Packaging Ltd. Samuel Strapping Systems

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SMART & FLEXIBLE Smart describes the Meta® System equipment and case designs from RockTenn. Whether it’s two-piece Retail and Shelf Ready Packaging or one-piece die cut configurations running at 30 cpm or up to 60 cpm with 4 or 8 corners, the Meta System is flexible to meet the needs of your operation.

Visit us at PACK EXPO Booth #C-1123!

To learn more about Meta Systems’ precision formed mandrel technology, contact RockTenn Automated Packaging Systems at 407.843.1300.

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CONTAINERS WHO MAKES/SELLS WHAT AND WHERE TO FIND THEM BOTTLES • This section lists the various containers used in packaging. Examples: bags, bottles, capsules, cartons, drums, jars and tubes.

• Advertisers are shown in red type.

• For full addresses of companies listed on the following pages, turn to the Address Section of this Buyers’ Guide.

AEROSOL CONTAINERS

1 Aluminum 2 Glass 3 Plastic 4 Tinplate Capmatic Ltee 1, 2, 3, 4 Crown Metal Packaging Cda LP 4 Richards Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 4 Stock Packaging Canada 3 Summum Plastics Inc. 3 Unisource Canada, 3

AMPOULES Capmatic Ltee Richards Packaging Inc.

ASEPTIC CONTAINERS

1 Preformed 2 Rollstock 3 Thermoformed Capmatic Ltee 1, 2, 3 Elopak Canada Inc. 1 Peel Plastic Products Ltd. 1, 2 Printpack Inc. 3 Stock Packaging Canada 3 Winpak Portion Packaging Ltd. 2

BAGS

1 Anti-Tarnish 2 Antistatic 3 Burlap Jute Cotton 4 Duplex 5 Film 6 Foil 7 Glassine Or Waxed 8 Heavy-Duty Paper Multiwall 9 Heavy-Duty Plastic 10 Kraft Grocery 11 Novelty-Shaped 12 Open Mesh 13 Padded 14 Polypropylene Woven 15 Textile Bulk 16 Textile Unit 17 Vapor-Inhibiting 18 Water-Resistant 19 Window 3M Canada 2 Alpha Poly 2, 5, 9 Alte-Rego Corporation 1, 2, 5, 14, 17, 18 Atlantic Packaging Prod Ltd. 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 13, 14, 17, 19 Automationdirect 5, 9, 14, 17 CVP Systems, Inc. 5, 6, 9 Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 5, 9, 10, 14 Canpaco Inc. 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 13, 14 Celplast Packaging Systems 5 Chantler Packaging Inc. 5, 9, 18 Chestwood – Mezey Distribution 13 Cima-Pak Corporation 6, 17 Covertech Fabricating Inc./Covertech Flexible 2, 5, 6, 14 Cryovac – A Division of Sealed Air (Canada) 5 Donway Packaging Corp. Ltd. 1, 2, 10 Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. 9 FPC Flexible Packaging Corp. 6 Farnell Packaging Limited 5, 9 Habasit Canada Limited 16, 17 Haremar Plastic Manufacturing 2, 5 Hood Packaging Corporation 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 18 Jones Packaging Inc. 11 Masternet Ltd. 3, 11, 12, 14 Mitchel-Lincoln Packaging Ltd. 9, 10 Peel Plastic Products Ltd. 5, 9, 11 Printpack Inc. 5, 9 Prolamina 5 Sealed Air of Canada Ltd. 2, 13, 18 Seville Plastics 2, 5, 6, 9, 12, 14, 17, 19 Stock Packaging Canada 5, 6 Unisource Canada, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 Wedlock Paper Converters Ltd. 4, 7 Winpak Ltd. 5

BASKETS & BOXES, FRUIT & VEGETABLE Buckhorn Canada Inc. Habasit Canada Limited IPL Inc.

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1 Aluminum 2 Glass 3 Plastic Bericap North America Inc. 3 Consolidated Bottle Corp. 1, 2, 3 Jones Packaging Inc. 3 O-I 2 Oystar North America 3 Richards Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3 Salbro Bottle Inc. 1, 2, 3 Silgan Plastics Canada 3 Summum Plastics Inc. 3 Tetra Pak Canada Inc. 3 Unisource Canada, 3

BOXES

1 Corrugated 2 Corrugated Plastic 3 Display 4 Fibre 5 Insert Forms 6 Insulated 7 Mailing 8 Metal Edge 9 Metal Fabric-Covered 10 Metal Lithographed Embossed 11 Metal Specialty 12 Paper Covered 13 Paper Setup 14 Plastic Diecut Creased 15 Plastic Molded 16 Plastic Setup 17 Plastic-Coated 18 Plywood 19 Setup 20 Shipping Weatherproof Corrugated 21 Shipping Weatherproof Fibre 22 Wood Astro Box Corp. 3, 5, 12, 17 Atlantic Packaging Prod Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 Buckhorn Canada Inc. 2, 3, 7, 15, 16, 17, 20, 21 Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 1, 7, 19 Canpaco Inc. 1, 3, 12, 13, 17 Cardinal Corrugated Containers 1, 3, 7 CHEP Canada Inc. 11 Chestwood – Mezey Distribution 1 Corrupal 1 Ellis Packaging Ltd. 3 Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. 1 Goldrich Printpak Inc. 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17, 19 Grimsby Packaging Limited 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 20 IPL Inc. 15 Jones Packaging Inc. 3 Kruger Inc. 1, 3, 20 Mitchel-Lincoln Packaging Ltd. 1 Moore Packaging Corporation 1, 3 Norampac, a Division of Cascades Canada ULC 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 20 Nova Pack Limited 3 Packaging Technologies Inc. 1, 3 Richards Packaging Inc. 10, 11, 15, 22 RockTenn 1, 3 Schaefer System International 11, 15 Sher-Pac Container Systems Limited 6, 15 Unisource Canada, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21

CANS

1 Aluminum 2 Fibre & Composite 3 Foil Fibre 4 Paper 5 Tinplate Canfab Packaging Inc. 2, 3, 4 Capmatic Ltee 1, 5 Crown Metal Packaging Cda LP 1, 5 Richards Packaging Inc. 1, 5

CAPSULES

1 Aluminum 2 Gelatin Seamless Capmatic Ltee 1, 2

CARRIERS, CAN & BOTTLE

1 Boxboard 2 Boxboard Wraparound 3 Plastic Astro Box Corp. 2 Buckhorn Canada Inc. 3 Goldrich Printpak Inc. 1 Jones Packaging Inc. 1, 2 MeadWestvaco Packaging Systems 1, 2 Roberts PolyPro 1, 3 Unisource Canada, 1, 2

CARTONS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

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11 Window Astro Box Corp. 1, 5, 7, 9, 11 Atlantic Packaging Prod Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10 Canpaco Inc. 5, 10 Ellis Packaging Ltd. 5, 11 Elopak Canada Inc. 8, 11 Goldrich Printpak Inc. 1, 5, 9, 10, 11 Habasit Canada Limited 1, 5 Jones Packaging Inc. 1, 5, 7, 9, 11 MeadWestvaco Packaging Systems 5 Norampac, a Division of Cascades Canada ULC 5 Nova Pack Limited 5 RockTenn 5 Tetra Pak Canada Inc. 7, 9 Unisource Canada, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 10, 11

CONTAINERS

1 Aluminum 2 Aseptic 3 Molded Pulp 4 Paper Liquid-Holding 5 Paper Milk 6 Paper Nesting 7 Plastic Semi-Rigid 8 Pottery 9 Shipping Paper Sleeve 10 Shipping Plastic 11 Shipping Rubber 12 Wire Atlantic Packaging Prod Ltd. 1, 3, 6, 9, 10 Buckhorn Canada Inc. 7, 8, 10, 12 Canfab Packaging Inc. 4 Capmatic Ltee 1, 2, 7 CHEP Canada Inc. 7, 10 Consolidated Bottle Corp. 1 Elopak Canada Inc. 2, 4, 5 Goldrich Printpak Inc. 7 Heat Sealing Pkg Supplies 1, 3 IPL Inc. 10 JG Packaging 1, 2 Masternet Ltd. 10 Par-Pak Ltd. 7 Richards Packaging Inc. 1, 7, 8 Salbro Bottle Inc. 7 Schaefer System International 10 Sher-Pac Container Systems Limited 10 Silgan Plastics Canada 7 Stock Packaging Canada 1, 2, 7 Tetra Pak Canada Inc. 2, 4, 5, 7 Unisource Canada, 9, 10, 11 Winpak Portion Packaging Ltd. 7

CUPS

1 Foil 2 Paper 3 Paper Liquid-Holding 4 Plastic 5 Plastic Foam Atlantic Packaging Prod Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Canpaco Inc. 2, 3, 4, 5 Chestwood – Mezey Distribution 2, 4 Heat Sealing Pkg Supplies 4 IPL Inc. 4 Mitchel-Lincoln Packaging Ltd. 4 Polytainers Inc. 4 Unisource Canada, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Winpak Ltd. 4 Winpak Portion Packaging Ltd. 4

DRUMS

1 Fibre 2 Metal New 3 Metal Reconditioned 4 Plastic Atlantic Packaging Prod Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4 Buckhorn Canada Inc. 4 Consolidated Bottle Corp. 4 Salbro Bottle Inc. 4 Sher-Pac Container Systems Limited 4 Vulcan Containers (Quebec) 2, 3, 4

ENVELOPES

1 Clasp 2 Packaging Opaque 3 Protective Shipping 4 String & Button Closure 5 Transparent 3M Canada 3 All-Fill Inc. 3, 4 ASL Print FX 5 Atlantic Packaging Prod Ltd. 2, 3 Automationdirect 2 Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 3 Canpaco Inc. 2, 3, 5 Chestwood – Mezey Distribution 1, 3, 4, 5 Covertech Fabricating Inc./Covertech Flexible 3 Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. 3 Sealed Air of Canada Ltd. 3 Unisource Canada, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

JARS

1 Glass 2 Opal 3 Plastic Capmatic Ltee 1, 2, 3 Consolidated Bottle Corp. 1 Jones Packaging Inc. 3

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SDI Packaging Inc. 1, 2 Schaefer System International 2 Sher-Pac Container Systems Limited 2 Unisource Canada, 1, 2

PAILS

1 Boil-In 2 Retortable Alpha Poly 1, 2 Atlantic Packaging Prod Ltd. 1 CVP Systems, Inc. 1 Covertech Fabricating Inc./Covertech Flexible 1, 2 FPC Flexible Packaging Corp. 2 Peel Plastic Products Ltd. 1, 2 Printpack Inc. 1, 2 Prolamina 1, 2 Seville Plastics 1, 2 Stock Packaging Canada 1, 2 Unisource Canada, 1, 2 VC999 Canada 1, 2 Winpak Ltd. 1, 2

1 Metal 2 Paper 3 Plastic Buckhorn Canada Inc. 3 Consolidated Bottle Corp. 3 IPL Inc. 3 Richards Packaging Inc. 3 Salbro Bottle Inc. 3 Sher-Pac Container Systems Limited 3 Stock Packaging Canada 3 Unisource Canada, 1, 2, 3

PALLETS

1 Corrugated 2 Plastic 3 Wood Atlantic Packaging Prod Ltd. 1 Buckhorn Canada Inc. 2 CHEP Canada Inc. 2, 3 Corrupal 1 FlexLink Systems, Inc. 2 Heidelberg Canada 2 Norampac, a Division of Cascades Canada ULC 1

POUCHES

THERMOFORMED CONTAINERS Buckhorn Canada Inc. Par-Pak Ltd. Printpack Inc. Stock Packaging Canada Winpak Portion Packaging Ltd.

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2 Metal 3 Plastic 4 Wood Buckhorn Canada Inc. 3 CHEP Canada Inc. 3 Chestwood – Mezey Distribution 3 IPL Inc. 3 Richards Packaging Inc. 3 Schaefer System International 2, 3 Sher-Pac Container Systems Limited 3 Unisource Canada, 1, 2, 3, 4

TRAYS & PLATFORMS

1 Fibre 2 Foil 3 Metal 4 Molded Pulp 5 Paperboard 6 Plastic 7 Plastic Shipping 8 Retortable Atlantic Packaging Prod Ltd. 5 Buckhorn Canada Inc. 6, 7 Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 5 Canpaco Inc. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 Celplast Packaging Systems 2, 5, 6 Chantler Packaging Inc. 1 Cima-Pak Corporation 6 Goldrich Printpak Inc. 1, 5, 6, 7 Heat Sealing Pkg Supplies 1, 2, 4, 6

IPL Inc. 7 Jones Packaging Inc. 5 Kruger Inc. 1 Par-Pak Ltd. 6 Schaefer System International 7 Sher-Pac Container Systems Limited 6, 7 Stock Packaging Canada 2, 4, 5, 6, 8 Winpak Ltd. 6, 8 Winpak Portion Packaging Ltd. 6

TUBES, PAPER FIBRE Canfab Packaging Inc. R-J Machinery Inc.

TUBES, SQUEEZE DISPENSING 1 Laminated Composite 2 Metal 3 Plastic Buckhorn Canada Inc. 3 Canfab Packaging Inc. 1 Capmatic Ltee 1, 2, 3 Consolidated Bottle Corp. 1, 3 Oystar North America 1, 2, 3 ProSys Innovative Pkg Equip 1, 2, 3 Richards Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3 Salbro Bottle Inc. 3

TUMBLERS

1 Glass 2 Plastic Richards Packaging Inc. 1 Stock Packaging Canada 2 Unisource Canada, 1, 2

VIALS

1 Glass 2 Metal 3 Plastic Capmatic Ltee 1, 2, 3 Consolidated Bottle Corp. 1, 3 Jones Packaging Inc. 3 Oystar North America 1 Richards Packaging Inc. 1, 3 Silgan Plastics Canada 3

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AUTOMATION DEVICES WHO MAKES/SELLS WHAT AND WHERE TO FIND THEM • This section lists the various automation devices used in packaging.

Examples: barcode scanners, input/ output systems, inspection equipment, motion controllers, and sensors.

• Advertisers are shown in red type.

• For full addresses of companies listed on the following pages, turn to the Address Section of this Buyers’ Guide.

Schneider Electric SICK Inc.

Videojet Canada VisuaScan Inc.

CABLES

INSPECTION EQUIPMENT

Lapp Canada Inc.

COMPRESSORS

1 Centrifugal 2 Reciprocating 3 Screw Motion Canada 1, 2, 3 Oystar North America 1

CONNECTORS Lapp Canada Inc.

COUPLINGS ACTUATORS

1 Digital 2 Electric 3 Hydraulic 4 Linear 5 Mechanical 6 Pneumatic Ahearn & Soper Inc. 1 ASCO Numatics 4, 6 Automationdirect 4, 6 Balluff Canada Inc. 4 Baumer Inc. 1, 2, 4, 5 Capmatic Ltee 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Festo Inc. 2, 4, 6 Motion Canada 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

BARCODE SCANNERS Ahearn & Soper Inc. Automationdirect Balluff Canada Inc. Capmatic Ltee Chartwell Automation Dependable Marking Systems Industrial Marking Systems Labelling Technologies Matthews Marking Products PMR Packaging Inc. RFID Canada SICK Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems TruColor Vision Systems Inc. Viascan Inc. Videojet Canada VisuaScan Inc.

BEARINGS

1 Ball 2 Cam-Follower 3 Linear 4 Mounted 5 Needle 6 Precision-Grade 7 Precision-Machined 8 Race Rings 9 Rod Ends 10 Roller 11 Sleeve, Plastic Motion Canada 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 Wajax Industrial Components LP 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11

BUS SYSTEMS

Balluff Canada Inc. Banner Engineering Corp.

Bosch Rexroth Canada Corp.

Kraken Automation Inc. Omron Canada Inc.

1 Clutch 2 Flexible 3 Shaft 4 Torque-Limiting Motion Canada 1, 2, 3, 4 Tsubaki 3

CYLINDERS

1 Electric, Programmable 2 Hydraulic 3 Pneumatic 4 Pneumatic, Rodless 5 Positioner, Pneumatic Linear 6 Twin-Rod, Non-Rotating-Rod ASCO Numatics 6 Automationdirect 3 Capmatic Ltee 1, 2, 3 Festo Inc. 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 Motion Canada 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Wajax Industrial Components LP 2, 3

DRIVES

1 Electric 2 Hydraulic 3 Pneumatic 4 Right-Angle Gear 5 Servo 6 Silicone-Fluid 7 Variable Speed ASCO Numatics 5 Automationdirect 1, 5, 7 B&R Industrial Automation Inc. 1, 5 Beckoff Automation Canada 1, 5 Capmatic Ltee 1, 2, 3 Davis Controls Ltd. 7 Festo Inc. 1, 3, 5 Motion Canada 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Quality Transmission Components 1, 4 SEW-Eurodrive Co. of Cda Ltd. 1, 4, 5, 7 STANMECH Technologies Inc. 7

ENCODERS

1 Linear 2 Rotary Automationdirect 1, 2 Balluff Canada Inc. 1, 2 Baumer Inc. 1, 2 Chartwell Automation 1, 2 Motion Canada 1, 2

GEARS – SPROCKET Motion Canada Quality Transmission Components Technicor Industrial Services Tsubaki

GUARDING SYSTEMS Banner Engineering Corp.

Motion Canada Schneider Electric Septimatech Group Inc. SICK Inc.

HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE Ahearn & Soper Inc. Automationdirect B&R Industrial Automation Inc. Beckoff Automation Canada Chartwell Automation Davis Controls Ltd. Heat and Control, Inc. Newmapak Ltd. Yaskawa America Inc.

INPUT/OUTPUT SYSTEMS

Ahearn & Soper Inc. B&R Industrial Automation Inc. Balluff Canada Inc. Banner Engineering Corp.

Beckoff Automation Canada Bosch Rexroth Canada Corp.

Festo Inc. Heat and Control, Inc. Newmapak Ltd. Omron Canada Inc. PMR Packaging Inc. Rockwell Automation Schneider Electric

1 Fill Level 2 Label 3 Vision 4 X-Ray ABB Inc. 3 Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4 Ahearn & Soper Inc. 2, 3 Alex E. Jones & Associates 1, 2, 3, 4 Auto-Mate Technologies, LLC 1, 2, 3 Automated Packaging Systems 2 Balluff Canada Inc. 1, 2, 3 Banner Engineering Corp. 3 Baumer Inc. 1 Bizerba Canada Inc. 4 Capmatic Ltee 1, 2, 3 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4 Chartwell Automation 1, 2, 3 Chisholm Machinery Sales Ltd. 1, 2, 3 Eriez 4 FLIR Systems Ltd. 3 Harlund Industries Ltd. 4 Hartness International 3 Heat and Control, Inc. 4 JG Packaging 4 Kraken Automation Inc. 3 KRONES Machinery Co. 1, 2 Lock Inspection Systems, Inc. 4 Mettler-Toledo LLC 4 Newmapak Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4 Omron Canada Inc. 3 OnGuard Prod Inspection 1, 4 PMR Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4 S+S Inspection Inc. 4 Schneider Electric 1 Shawpak Systems Ltd. 3, 4 SICK Inc. 1, 3 Smiths Detection Inc. 4 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1, 2, 4 Tri-Tronics Company Inc. 1, 2, 3 TruColor Vision Systems Inc. 2, 3 VC999 Canada 3, 4 Viascan Inc. 2 Videojet Canada 2, 3 VisuaScan Inc. 2, 3 Yaskawa America Inc. 3

PNEUMATIC DRIVES & CONTROLS ASCO Numatics Bosch Rexroth Canada Corp.

Capmatic Ltee Festo Inc. Kraken Automation Inc. Motion Canada PMR Packaging Inc. SICK Inc. VisuaScan Inc.

PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLERS Ahearn & Soper Inc. Automationdirect B&R Industrial Automation Inc. Beckoff Automation Canada Bosch Rexroth Canada Corp.

Capmatic Ltee Chartwell Automation Davis Controls Ltd. Festo Inc. Kraken Automation Inc. Motion Canada Newmapak Ltd. Omron Canada Inc. PMR Packaging Inc. Rockwell Automation Schneider Electric SICK Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems VisuaScan Inc.

ROBOTIC EQUIPMENT

INTEGRATED LOGIC NETWORK SYSTEMS Balluff Canada Inc. Banner Engineering Corp.

Beckoff Automation Canada Capmatic Ltee Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Festo Inc. Heat and Control, Inc. Heidelberg Canada Kraken Automation Inc. Newmapak Ltd. PMR Packaging Inc. Rockwell Automation Schneider Electric

IPC/FPM (INDUSTRIAL PERSONAL COMPUTER/FLAT PANEL) Ahearn & Soper Inc. B&R Industrial Automation Inc. Beckoff Automation Canada Capmatic Ltee

MACHINE VISION Ahearn & Soper Inc. B&R Industrial Automation Inc. Balluff Canada Inc. Banner Engineering Corp.

Bosch Rexroth Canada Corp.

Capmatic Ltee Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Chartwell Automation Cognex Corp.

Dematic Limited Festo Inc. FLIR Systems Ltd. Newmapak Ltd. Omron Canada Inc. SICK Inc. TruColor Vision Systems Inc. VC999 Canada

MATERIAL HANDLING

1 Boxes 2 Pallets 3 Rolls Alex E. Jones & Associates 1, 2, 3 Eastey Enterprises 1 Intelligrated 1, 3 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 3 Samuel Strapping Systems 1, 2

MOTION CONTROLLERS Ahearn & Soper Inc. Automationdirect B&R Industrial Automation Inc. Beckoff Automation Canada Bosch Rexroth Canada Corp.

Capmatic Ltee Davis Controls Ltd. Festo Inc.

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Kraken Automation Inc. Motion Canada Omron Canada Inc. PMR Packaging Inc. Quality Transmission Components Rockwell Automation Schneider Electric Techno Pak Packaging Systems

1 Case Packing 2 Palletizing 3 Pick & Place ABB Inc. 1, 2, 3 Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd. 1, 2 Alex E. Jones & Associates 1, 2, 3 Blueprint Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3 Bobst North America 1 Bosch Rexroth Canada Corp. 2, 3 Bradman Lake Inc. 1, 2, 3 Capmatic Ltee 3 Celplast Packaging Systems 3 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 1, 2, 3 Chisholm Machinery Sales Ltd. 1, 2, 3 Consolidated Technologies 1, 3 ESS Technologies 1, 2, 3 Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd. 1, 2, 3 FANUC Robotics Canada Ltd. 1, 2, 3 Festo Inc. 1, 2, 3 George Gordon Associates, Inc. 1, 2, 3 Habasit Canada Limited 2, 3 Hartness International 1, 2, 3 Heidelberg Canada 1, 2 Intelligrated 1, 2, 3 JG Packaging 1, 2, 3 Kraken Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3 KRONES Machinery Co. 1, 2, 3 Langen Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3 Multivac Canada Inc. 1, 3 Newmapak Ltd. 1, 2, 3 PFM Packaging Machinery Corp. 3 PMR Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3 Premier Tech Systems 1, 2, 3 Propack Processing & Packaging Systems 1, 2, 3 SACMI Beverage & Packaging 1, 2, 3 Schaefer System International 1, 2 Schneider Packaging Equipment 1, 2, 3 Septimatech Group Inc. 3 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1, 2, 3 VC999 Canada 1, 3 Wepackit 2009 Inc. 1, 3 Yaskawa America Inc. 1, 2, 3 Yaskawa Motoman Canada Ltd. (Motoman Robotics) 1, 2, 3

SAFETY PRODUCTS

1 Electronic Machine Guarding 2 Light Curtains 3 Safety Relays B&R Industrial Automation Inc. 1 Banner Engineering Corp. 1 Beckoff Automation Canada 1 Capmatic Ltee 1, 3 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 2, 3 Chartwell Automation 2 Davis Controls Ltd. 1, 2 Omron Canada Inc. 2, 3 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3 PPI Technologies Group 2 Schneider Electric 1, 2, 3 SICK Inc. 1, 2, 3 VC999 Canada 1

SENSORS 1 2 3

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4 Object Detection 5 Photoelectric 6 Proximity 7 Ultrasonic Ahearn & Soper Inc. 3, 4, 5, 6 ASCO Numatics 3 Automationdirect 3, 5, 6 Balluff Canada Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Banner Engineering Corp. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Baumer Inc. 2, 4, 5, 6 Capmatic Ltee 2, 4 Carlo Gavazzi (Canada) Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Chartwell Automation 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7 Cognex Corp. 4, 5 Davis Controls Ltd. 3, 5, 6, 7 Festo Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 FLIR Systems Ltd. 4 The Montalvo Corporation 6, 7 Motion Canada 3, 5, 6 Omron Canada Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4 Rockwell Automation 4, 6, 7 Schneider Electric 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 SICK Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Telco Sensors Canada 1, 4, 5, 6, 7 Tri-Tronics Company Inc. 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 VisuaScan Inc. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7

SERVO MOTORS ASCO Numatics Automationdirect Beckoff Automation Canada Capmatic Ltee Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Festo Inc. Kraken Automation Inc. Leeson Canada Motion Canada Omron Canada Inc. Rockwell Automation Schneider Electric Techno Pak Packaging Systems

SIGNAL TOWERS Automationdirect Carlo Gavazzi (Canada) Inc. Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Schneider Electric VisuaScan Inc.

SOFTWARE PROGRAMS Beckoff Automation Canada Capmatic Ltee Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Festo Inc. Industrial Marking Systems Rockwell Automation Schneider Electric Techno Pak Packaging Systems Tharo Systems, Inc. VisuaScan Inc.

SPROKETS

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VALVES

1 Air-Operated 2 Breather 3 Directional 4 Flow 5 Pneumatic 6 Pressure-Control 7 Solenoid ASCO Numatics 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Automationdirect 5, 7 Capmatic Ltee 5, 6 Festo Inc. 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Motion Canada 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7 Nordson Canada Limited 7

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• This section includes the many types of machinery used in packaging plants to form, fill, close, seal, weigh and imprint packages.

• Advertisers are shown in red type.

• For full addresses of companies listed on the following pages, turn to the Address Section of this Buyer’s Guide.

ADHESIVE APPLICATORS

1 Cold Glue 2 Glue 3 Hotmelt 4 Pattern Controller 5 UV-Cured 3M Canada 3 Associated Pkg Equipment Corp. 3 Automated Packaging Systems 3, 4 Bradman Lake Inc. 2, 3 Canpaco Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4 Capmatic Ltee 1, 2, 3, 5 DJS Enterprises 1, 2, 3 Doboy Inc., Bosch Pkg Tech. 2, 3 Edelstein Diversified Co. Ltd. 3 Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. 2 Fischbein Company 2 Glue Dots International 1, 2, 3 Gluefast Company Inc. 1, 2, 3 Groupe Lelys 1, 4, 5 HMA Systems 1, 2, 3, 4 ITW Dynatec 1, 2, 3, 4 Newmapak Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4 Nordson Canada Limited 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 PMR Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Packaging Machinery Concepts 3 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1, 2, 3, 4 Union Standard Equipment Co. 1, 3 Valco Melton Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4 VanSco Products 1, 2, 3, 4 Videojet Canada 5 VisuaScan Inc. 1, 2, 3

AEROSOL PACKAGING

1 Agitator Pellet Feeders 2 Buttoners 3 Can Drying 4 Capping 5 Charging 6 Cleaning Purging 7 Coding 8 Compressor 9 Crimpers Crimping Heads 10 Crimping Gauges 11 Fill Inspection 12 Filling Aerosol Ingredients 13 Filling Laboratory 14 Filling Production 15 Filters & Filter Sheets 16 Gasser Shakers 17 Labeling/Shrink Neck 18 Laboratory Equipment 19 Leak Detecting 20 Mixing 21 Pallet Shakers 22 Product Homogenizers 23 Propellant Storage Handling 24 Refrigeration 25 Regulators Gas 26 Testing Tanks 27 Tubing Inserting 28 Valve Feeders Inserters Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd. 11, 19 Alex E. Jones & Associates 4, 7, 12, 14 Associated Pkg Equipment Corp. 17 Automated Packaging Systems 7 Berg Chilling Systems Inc. 24 Capmatic Ltee 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 19, 28 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 7, 11 Chisholm Machinery Sales Ltd. 12, 14 DJS Enterprises 1, 12 Feed Systems Inc. 4 General Conveyor 3, 4, 19, 26, 27, 28 Harlund Industries Ltd. 7 Hibar Systems Ltd. 12, 13, 14 Kaps-All Packaging Systems 4, 12, 13, 14 M.D. Packaging Inc. 2, 4, 7, 11, 12, 14, 27, 28 M+L Testing Equipment (1995) 13, 18 New England Machinery Inc. 4, 19, 27, 28 Newmapak Ltd. 3, 4, 7, 9, 11, 14, 28 PMC Industries 2, 4, 9, 28 PMR Packaging Inc. 1, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21 Pacific Packaging Machinery 14 Packaging Equip & Conveyors 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 19, 26, 27, 28 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 R.A Jones & Co. 4, 9, 12, 14, 16, 19, 27, 28 R E Morrison Equipment Inc. 3

R-J Machinery Inc. 12, 13, 14 STANMECH Technologies Inc. 3 Sterling Marking Products Inc. 7 TNA North America Inc. 19, 20 Union Standard Equipment Co. 9, 12, 13, 22 Videojet Canada 7

AMPOULE PACKAGING

1 Filling & Sealing 2 Printing 3 Washing All-Fill Inc. 2 Artypac Automation Inc. 2, 3 Auto-Mate Technologies, LLC 1 Automated Packaging Systems 2 Bosch Packaging Technology 1, 3 Capmatic Ltee 1, 3 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 1, 2, 3 DJS Enterprises 1, 2, 3 Harlund Industries Ltd. 2 Hibar Systems Ltd. 1 Kaps-All Packaging Systems 1, 3 Newmapak Ltd. 1, 2, 3 PMR Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3 ProSys Innovative Pkg Equip 1 R-J Machinery Inc. 1 Union Standard Equipment Co. 1, 3

ASEPTIC PACKAGING B & T Sales Inc. Bossar USA, Inc. Capmatic Ltee Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. KRONES Machinery Co. M.D. Packaging Inc. Optima Machinery Corporation ORICS PMR Packaging Inc. Pemberton & Associates Inc. Schneider Packaging Equipment Tetra Pak Canada Inc. WeighPack Systems Inc.

BAG PACKAGING

1 Closing Sealing Clip 2 Closing Sealing Header Label 3 Closing Sealing Heat 4 Closing Sealing Twist Tie 5 Filling 6 Making Filling Closing 7 Opening 8 Sewing 9 Stapling Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd. 3, 5, 6 Alex E. Jones & Associates 2, 3, 5, 7, 8 All-Fill Inc. 1, 2 Alpha Checkweighers 5 Alte-Rego Corporation 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7 Artypac Automation Inc. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Automationdirect 2, 3, 5, 7 B & T Sales Inc. 3, 5, 6 Britman Packaging Services 3, 5 CFS North America 5, 6 CVP Systems, Inc. 3, 5, 7 Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 3 Canpaco Inc. 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 Capmatic Ltee 2 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Cryovac – A Division of Sealed Air (Canada) 1, 3 DJS Enterprises 5 Dependable Marking Systems 4 Doboy Inc., Bosch Pkg Tech. 2, 5 Edelstein Diversified Co. Ltd. 7 Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. 3 Emplex Bag Sealing Solutions 2, 3, 6 Feed Systems Inc. 5 Fischbein Company 3, 5, 8 Formost Fuji Corporation 5, 6, 7 General Packaging Equipment 5, 6 HayssenSandiacre 5, 6 Heat and Control, Inc. 5, 6 Heat Sealing Pkg Supplies 4 Hood Packaging Corporation 5, 8 Ilapak Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 JG Packaging 3, 4, 5, 6 Kaps-All Packaging Systems 5 Kraken Automation Inc. 5, 6 M.D. Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 MultiFeeder Technology, Inc. 5 Newmapak Ltd. 6 Nordson Canada Limited 2 Optima Machinery Corporation 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 PMR Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Pacific Packaging Machinery 5 Pack-Rite Div.of Mettler Toledo, LLC 2, 3 Packaging Machinery Concepts 3, 5, 7 Pemberton & Associates Inc. 1, 3, 5 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 PPI Technologies Group 3 Premier Tech Systems 3, 5 Prodo-Pak Corp 2, 3, 5, 6 R-J Machinery Inc. 1, 3, 5, 6, 7 Reiser (Canada) Co. 3 Rennco LLC 3, 6 Saturn Packaging Equipment 3 Spee-Dee Packaging Machinery 5 Speedway Packaging Machinery 5 Steelnor Systems 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Triangle Package Machinery Co. 5, 6

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MATERIALS PACKAGING & COMPONENTS MACHINERY WHO MAKES/SELLS WHAT AND WHERE TO FIND THEM Union Standard Equipment Co. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 WeighPack Systems Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7

BAG PACKAGING, VALVE TYPE

1 Air Pressure Filling 2 Auger Filling 3 Belt Packers 4 Filling Gross Weighing 5 Filling Net Weighing 6 Gravity 7 Impellor Filling Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd. 2, 4, 5 Alex E. Jones & Associates 2, 4, 5, 6 Artypac Automation Inc. 2, 4, 5, 7 B & T Sales Inc. 4, 5, 6 Bizerba Canada Inc. 4, 5 CFS North America 6 Capmatic Ltee 1, 2, 6 Celplast Packaging Systems 1, 4, 5, 6 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 2, 4, 5, 6, 7 DJS Enterprises 2 Doboy Inc., Bosch Pkg Tech. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Eckert Machines 5 Fischbein Company 4, 5, 6 Habasit Canada Limited 3, 6 HayssenSandiacre 2, 5 Heat and Control, Inc. 4, 5 Ilapak Inc. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 JG Packaging 2, 4, 5 Kaps-All Packaging Systems 4, 5 Kraken Automation Inc. 4, 5 M.D. Packaging Inc. 2, 4, 5 MARQ Packaging Systems Inc. 2, 3 Newmapak Ltd. 2, 4, 5, 6 Packaging Machinery Concepts 5 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Premier Tech Systems 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7 Prodo-Pak Corp 2, 5, 7 R-J Machinery Inc. 2, 4, 5 Sipromac ll 3 Spee-Dee Packaging Machinery 2, 5 Steelnor Systems 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 TNA North America Inc. 2 Triangle Package Machinery Co. 2, 5 Union Standard Equipment Co. 2, 5 WeighPack Systems Inc. 2, 4, 5

BALING PRESSES Automated Packaging Systems

Plan Automation Inc. Premier Tech Systems Samuel Strapping Systems

BANDING & WIRE STRAPPING Alex E. Jones & Associates Automated Packaging Systems Canpaco Inc. Cousineau Packaging Inc. Plan Automation Inc. Samuel Strapping Systems

BANDSTRETCH Canpaco Inc. Plan Automation Inc.

BARCODE SCANNERS

1 Barcode Verifiers 2 Hand-Held 3 In-Line Ahearn & Soper Inc. 1, 2, 3 Automated Packaging Systems 1, 2, 3 Automationdirect 1 Barcode Graphics Inc. 1, 2, 3 Capmatic Ltee 1, 2, 3 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 1 Cognex Corp.

Columbia Coding & Marking Ltd. 1, 2, 3 DJS Enterprises 1 Dependable Marking Systems 2, 3 Harlund Industries Ltd. 1, 2, 3 Industrial Marking Systems 1, 2, 3 Labelling Technologies 1, 3 Matthews Marking Products 1, 2, 3 MultiFeeder Technology, Inc. 1, 3 Newmapak Ltd. 1, 3 Nordson Canada Limited 1 Omron Canada Inc. 1 PMR Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3 RFID Canada 1, 2, 3 Samuel Strapping Systems 1, 2, 3 SICK Inc. 2 Strong Point Automation Inc. 3 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1, 2, 3 TruColor Vision Systems Inc. 1, 3 Viascan Inc. 1, 2, 3 Videojet Canada 1, 2, 3 VisuaScan Inc. 1, 2, 3 Weber Marking Systems of Cda. 1, 2, 3

BLISTER FORMING Artypac Automation Inc. Bosch Packaging Technology Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. Celplast Packaging Systems Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. DJS Enterprises Goldrich Printpak Inc. Plan Automation Inc. R-J Machinery Inc. Uhlmann Packaging Systems LP Union Standard Equipment Co. Unisource Canada,

BLISTER SEALING Artypac Automation Inc. Bosch Packaging Technology Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. Capmatic Ltee Celplast Packaging Systems Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. DJS Enterprises Goldrich Printpak Inc. Plan Automation Inc. R-J Machinery Inc. Uhlmann Packaging Systems LP Union Standard Equipment Co.

BLOWMOLDING Alex E. Jones & Associates DJS Enterprises KRONES Machinery Co. Newmapak Ltd. Omnifission Packaging SIDEL (Canada) Inc.

BOTTLING

Bericap North America Inc. 1 Bosch Packaging Technology 3 Capmatic Ltee 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 6 Chisholm Machinery Sales Ltd. 1, 5 DJS Enterprises 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 DESCON Conveyor Systems 4 ESS Technologies 1, 5 Feed Systems Inc. 1, 2, 5, 6 Hibar Systems Ltd. 1, 5, 6 Kaps-All Packaging Systems 1, 2, 5, 6 KRONES Machinery Co. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 M.D. Packaging Inc. 1, 5, 6 McBrady Engineering Inc. 2, 3, 4 Moonstone Mechanical 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 New England Machinery Inc. 1, 2, 6 Newmapak Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Omega Design Corp. 2, 6 Omnifission Packaging 1, 5, 6 Optima Machinery Corporation 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 PMC Industries 1 PMR Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 Pacific Packaging Machinery 5 Packaging Equip & Conveyors 1, 5, 6 Packaging Machinery Concepts 1 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Prodo-Pak Corp 3, 6 R.A Jones & Co. 1, 4, 5 R E Morrison Equipment Inc. 2, 4 R-J Machinery Inc. 1, 5 SACMI Beverage & Packaging 1, 5, 6 Schubert Packaging Automation 1, 5, 6 Septimatech Group Inc. 1, 6 SIDEL (Canada) Inc. 5, 6 STANMECH Technologies Inc. 2 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 Uhlmann Packaging Systems LP 5 Union Standard Equipment Co. 1, 2, 4, 5

1 Capping 2 Cleaning Air 3 Cleaning Steam BUNDLE-TYING 4 Cleaning Washing Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 5 Filling Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. 6 Sorting Equipment Newmapak Ltd. Alex E. Jones & Associates 1, 2, 5, 6 Plan Automation Inc. Alpha Checkweighers 5 Artypac Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 BUNDLING ACCUMULATING Auto-Mate Technologies, LLC 1, 2, 5,133 6 x 203 mm, CC-en46-AZ095_06/13 Zukunft, CANADIAN PACKAGING, 1 Corrugated Automated Packaging Systems 2 Kraft B & T Sales Inc. 1, 5 3 Shrinkfilm

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PACKAGING MACHINERY WHO MAKES/SELLS WHAT AND WHERE TO FIND THEM 4 Stretchfilm Alex E. Jones & Associates 1, 3 Automated Packaging Systems 4 B & T Sales Inc. 1, 3 Canpaco Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4 CAPS/PhoenixWrappers 4 Celplast Packaging Systems 3, 4 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 1, 3 Chestwood – Mezey Distribution 4 Cousineau Packaging Inc. 3, 4 Cryovac – A Division of Sealed Air (Canada) 3 DJS Enterprises 3 Damark Shrink Pkg Systems 3 Douglas Machine 1, 3 Eastey Enterprises 3, 4 Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. 3, 4 KRONES Machinery Co. 3 Langen Packaging Inc. 1 Longford International Ltd. 3 M.D. Packaging Inc. 3 MultiFeeder Technology, Inc. 1, 2 Omega Design Corp. 3, 4 Optima Machinery Corporation 3 PMR Packaging Inc. 3 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4 Rennco LLC 3 Samuel Strapping Systems 4 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 3, 4 Union Standard Equipment Co. 3, 4 Unisource Canada, 1, 2, 3, 4 Wulftec / M.J. Maillis Group 4

CANNING

1 Capping 2 Filling 3 Making 4 Milk Can Washing, Drying 5 Sealing Alpha Checkweighers 2 Artypac Automation Inc. 2 Auto-Mate Technologies, LLC 1, 2 Capmatic Ltee 2 Capo Industries Ltd. 1, 2 Chisholm Machinery Sales Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 5 Crown Metal Packaging Cda LP 1, 2, 5 DJS Enterprises 1, 2 Eckert Machines 2 Feed Systems Inc. 1, 2 Heat and Control, Inc. 2 Hibar Systems Ltd. 2 Kaps-All Packaging Systems 1, 2, 5 KRONES Machinery Co. 2 M.D. Packaging Inc. 2 Moonstone Mechanical 1, 2, 5 Newmapak Ltd. 1, 2, 5 Optima Machinery Corporation 1, 2, 5 PMC Industries 1 PMR Packaging Inc. 2 Pacific Packaging Machinery 2 Pemberton & Associates Inc. 2 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 R E Morrison Equipment Inc. 4 R-J Machinery Inc. 2 Spee-Dee Packaging Machinery 2 Speedway Packaging Machinery 2 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1, 2, 5 Triangle Package Machinery Co. 2 Union Standard Equipment Co. 1, 2, 5

CAP & COVER LINING Capmatic Ltee Nordson Canada Limited ORICS Plan Automation Inc. Union Standard Equipment Co.

CAP SEALERS Artypac Automation Inc. Auto-Mate Technologies, LLC B & T Sales Inc. Capmatic Ltee Capo Industries Ltd. DJS Enterprises Enercon Industries Corp.

Feed Systems Inc. Habasit Canada Limited Kaps-All Packaging Systems Lepel Corp Capsealing Div. M.D. Packaging Inc. Newmapak Ltd. Optima Machinery Corporation ORICS PDC International Corp Pillar Technologies Plan Automation Inc. R.A Jones & Co. Speedway Packaging Machinery Techno Pak Packaging Systems Union Standard Equipment Co.

CAPSULE FILLING Capmatic Ltee DJS Enterprises Hibar Systems Ltd. Newmapak Ltd. Plan Automation Inc. Union Standard Equipment Co.

CARTON UNLOADER Blueprint Automation Inc. Canpaco Inc. Charles Downer & Co. Ltd.

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DJS Enterprises Ilapak Inc. Newmapak Ltd. Plan Automation Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems Yaskawa America Inc.

CARTONING

1 Filling 2 Forming 3 Forming Filling Closing 4 Forming Lining Filling Closing 5 Lining 6 Opening Filling Closing 7 Wraparound For Can Bottle Carriers 3M Canada 3 Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd. 1, 2, 3 Alex E. Jones & Associates 1, 2, 3, 6, 7 Alpha Checkweighers 1 Artypac Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 Automated Packaging Systems 2, 3 B & T Sales Inc. 3, 6 Blueprint Automation Inc. 1, 3 Bosch Packaging Technology 3 Bossar USA, Inc. 3 Bradman Lake Inc. 1, 2, 3, 7 Britman Packaging Services 1, 3 Canpaco Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Capmatic Ltee 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Celplast Packaging Systems 1, 2, 3, 6 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Chisholm Machinery Sales Ltd. 1, 6, 7 Consolidated Technologies 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 DJS Enterprises 1, 2, 3, 6 Delkor Systems Inc. 2, 3 Doboy Inc., Bosch Pkg Tech. 1, 2, 3 Douglas Machine 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 ESS Technologies 3, 4, 7 Eagle Packaging Machinery LLC 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 Econocorp Inc. 1, 2, 3, 6, 7 Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd. 1 Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. 3, 6, 7 General Packaging Equipment 1 Harlund Industries Ltd. 3 Hartness International 2, 3, 6, 7 Heat and Control, Inc. 1 Ilapak Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 JG Packaging 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Kaps-All Packaging Systems 1 Kliklok-Woodman 2, 3, 6, 7 Kraken Automation Inc. 6 KRONES Machinery Co. 2, 3, 6, 7 Langen Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3, 6, 7 Loveshaw, an ITW Company 2 M.D. Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3, 6, 7 MeadWestvaco Packaging Systems 3, 7 Moonstone Mechanical 2, 7 MultiFeeder Technology, Inc. 1, 5 Newmapak Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 6, 7 Nordson Canada Limited 7 Nova Pack Limited 2 Omnifission Packaging 1, 3, 7 Optima Machinery Corporation 1, 2, 3, 6 Oystar North America 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 PMR Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Propack Processing & Packaging Systems 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 R.A Jones & Co. 3, 6, 7 R-J Machinery Inc. 1, 2, 3 SACMI Beverage & Packaging 2, 3, 7 Schneider Packaging Equipment 3, 6 Schubert Packaging Automation 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Spee-Dee Packaging Machinery 1 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Tetra Pak Canada Inc. 3 Triangle Package Machinery Co. 1, 2, 3, 6 Uhlmann Packaging Systems LP 2, 3, 6 Union Standard Equipment Co. 3, 6 Unisource Canada, 2, 3 WeighPack Systems Inc. 1, 2, 3, 6, 7 Wepackit 2009 Inc. 2, 3, 4 Yaskawa Motoman Canada Ltd. (Motoman Robotics) 1

CASE PACKING

1 Case Erectors 2 Case Sealers 3 Filling Loading 4 Forming 5 Opening 6 Printing Coding 7 Sealing Glue 8 Sealing Gummed Tape 9 Sealing Hotmelt 10 Stitching Stapling 11 Tray Forming 12 Uncasing 3M Canada 2, 3, 9 ABB Inc. 3, 12 Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4, 11 Alex E. Jones & Associates 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 12 Artypac Automation Inc. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 12 Automated Packaging Systems 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 9 B & T Sales Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 11, 12 Bizerba Canada Inc. 6 Blueprint Automation Inc. 1, 3, 4, 5, 9, 12 Bobst North America 3 Bradman Lake Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 9, 11 Britman Packaging Services 3 CFS North America 11 Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 1, 2, 8

Canpaco Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11 Capmatic Ltee 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12 Capo Industries Ltd. 3, 6, 7, 8 Celplast Packaging Systems 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 Cermex Inc. 1, 9, 11 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Chisholm Machinery Sales Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 9, 11, 12 Compacker Systems, LLC 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 Consolidated Technologies 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 12 DJS Enterprises 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Delkor Systems Inc. 3, 4, 11 Dependable Marking Systems 1, 2, 6 Doboy Inc., Bosch Pkg Tech. 3 Douglas Machine 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11 ESS Technologies 3 Eagle Packaging Machinery LLC 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12 Eastey Enterprises 1, 2 Econocorp Inc. 7, 9, 11 Edelstein Diversified Co. Ltd. 6, 8 Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12 Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. 3, 4, 5, 8 General Conveyor 12 George Gordon Associates, Inc. 3, 5 HMA Systems 9 Habasit Canada Limited 1, 2 Harlund Industries Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 Hartness International 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12 Heat and Control, Inc. 3 ITW Dynatec 9 IPAK Machinery 11 JG Packaging 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11 Kraken Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12 KRONES Machinery Co. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, 12 Langen Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11 Lantech.com, LLC 1, 2 Leading Edge Inkjet 6 Loveshaw, an ITW Company 4, 5, 6 M.D. Packaging Inc. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12 MARQ Packaging Systems Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10 MeadWestvaco Packaging Systems 3 Moonstone Mechanical 1, 2, 7, 9, 11, 12 Multivac Canada Inc. 3 Newmapak Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12 Nordson Canada Limited 2, 7, 9, 11 Omnifission Packaging 1, 2, 3, 11 PMR Packaging Inc. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12 Packaging Equip & Conveyors 3 Packaging Machinery Concepts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 11 Pearson Packaging Systems 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 11, 12 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 PPI Technologies Group 1 Propack Processing & Packaging Systems 1, 3, 4, 11 R-J Machinery Inc. 3, 4, 5, 6, 9 RockTenn 7, 8, 11 SACMI Beverage & Packaging 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 Samuel Strapping Systems 2 Saturn Packaging Equipment 1, 2 Schneider Packaging Equipment 1, 2, 3, 4, 11 Schubert Packaging Automation 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Speedway Packaging Machinery 1, 2, 6 Sterling Marking Products Inc. 6 Strong Point Automation Inc. 1, 3, 4, 5 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 12 Uhlmann Packaging Systems LP 1, 2, 3, 11 Union Standard Equipment Co. 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10 Unisource Canada, 1, 2, 8, 10 VanSco Products 9 Vibac Canada Inc. 2 VisuaScan Inc. 4, 6, 7, 8 Weber Marking Systems of Cda. 6 WeighPack Systems Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11 Wepackit 2009 Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12 Wexxar Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 11 Yamato 3 Yaskawa Motoman Canada Ltd. (Motoman Robotics) 3, 12

CELLULOSE BANDING Artypac Automation Inc. Longford International Ltd. Plan Automation Inc. Unisource Canada,

CELLULOSE TUBEMAKING Plan Automation Inc. Unisource Canada,

CHANGE PARTS – MACHINERY Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd. Alex E. Jones & Associates Canpaco Inc. Capmatic Ltee Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. DJS Enterprises Doboy Inc., Bosch Pkg Tech.

Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd. KRONES Machinery Co. Newmapak Ltd. Oystar North America PMR Packaging Inc. Plan Automation Inc. SACMI Beverage & Packaging Septimatech Group Inc. Strong Point Automation Inc.

CHECKWEIGHING Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd. Alex E. Jones & Associates Artypac Automation Inc.

Automationdirect Bizerba Canada Inc. CFS North America Canpaco Inc. Capmatic Ltee Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. DJS Enterprises Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd. Heat and Control, Inc. Lock Inspection Systems, Inc. Loma Systems Canada Inc. M.D. Packaging Inc. Magnetic Products, Inc. Mettler-Toledo Hi-Speed Newmapak Ltd. OnGuard Prod Inspection PMR Packaging Inc. Plan Automation Inc. Reiser (Canada) Co. SACMI Beverage & Packaging Shawpak Systems Ltd. Strong Point Automation Inc. TNA North America Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems Union Standard Equipment Co. Wexxar Packaging Inc. Yamato

CODING

1 Coding Imprinters 2 Embossing Imprinters 3 Hot-Stamping Imprinters 4 Ink-Jet Imprinters 5 Laser Imprinters 6 Marking Imprinters 7 Numbering Imprinters Alex E. Jones & Associates 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Artypac Automation Inc. 2, 3 Automated Packaging Systems 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Automationdirect 1, 6 Bemis Packaging 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 CFS North America 4 Canpaco Inc. 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Capmatic Ltee 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 Columbia Coding & Marking Ltd. 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 Consolidated Technologies 2, 4, 5 DJS Enterprises 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Dependable Marking Systems 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 Domino Canada 1, 4, 5, 6, 7 Emplex Bag Sealing Solutions 1, 2 Greydon Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 Harlund Industries Ltd. 1, 4, 5 ID Technology 1, 4, 5, 6 Iconotech 1, 6 Industrial Marking Systems 1, 3, 7 JG Packaging 1, 3, 4, 6, 7 KRONES Machinery Co. 3 Leading Edge Inkjet 1, 2, 4, 6, 7 Leibinger 4 Loveshaw, an ITW Company 1, 4, 6, 7 M.D. Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Markem-Imaje Inc. 1, 4, 6, 7 Matthews Marking Products 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7 Multivac Canada Inc. 3 Newmapak Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Norwood Marking Systems 1, 2, 3, 6, 7 Omnifission Packaging 5 PMR Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Packaging Machinery Concepts 1, 2, 4 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Quadrel Labeling Systems 1, 3, 4, 6 Resolution Inplant Services 1, 4, 6, 7 Samuel Strapping Systems 1, 4, 5, 6 Speedway Packaging Machinery 3, 4 Squid Ink Manufacturing 5, 6 Steelnor Systems 1, 2, 3, 4 Sterling Marking Products Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 TNA North America Inc. 3, 4 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 Tharo Systems, Inc. 1, 6 Union Standard Equipment Co. 1, 3, 4 Viascan Inc. 1 Videojet Canada 1, 4, 5, 6, 7 Videojet Technologies Inc. 1, 4, 5, 6, 7 VisuaScan Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Weber Marking Systems of Cda. 1, 4, 5, 6

COMPUTER SYSTEMS

1 Hardware 2 Software Ahearn & Soper Inc. 1, 2 Automationdirect B&R Industrial Automation Inc. 1, 2 Beckoff Automation Canada 1, 2 Bizerba Canada Inc. 2 Capmatic Ltee 2 Dependable Marking Systems 1, 2 Heat and Control, Inc. 1, 2 M.D. Packaging Inc. 2 Matthews Marking Products 2 Mettler-Toledo Hi-Speed 2 Newmapak Ltd. Plan Automation Inc. SIDEL (Canada) Inc. 2 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1, 2 Tharo Systems, Inc. 1, 2 Viascan Inc. 1, 2 Videojet Canada 1, 2 VisuaScan Inc. 1, 2

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CONTAINER CHANGE PARTS Alex E. Jones & Associates New England Machinery Inc. PMR Packaging Inc. Plan Automation Inc. Septimatech Group Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems

CONTAINER HANDLING Alex E. Jones & Associates Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Eckert Machines Garvey Corp.

New England Machinery Inc. Newmapak Ltd. Omega Design Corp.

ORICS PMR Packaging Inc. Plan Automation Inc. Schaefer System International Septimatech Group Inc. SIDEL (Canada) Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems Unisource Canada,

CONVEYORS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

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Alex E. Jones & Associates 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 15 Artypac Automation Inc. 2, 10, 12, 13 Auto-Mate Technologies, LLC 2, 3, 11 Automated Packaging Systems 4 Automationdirect 2, 11 Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 7 Canpaco Inc. 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 Capmatic Ltee 5, 7, 11, 13 Celplast Packaging Systems 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 2, 4, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15 Chisholm Machinery Sales Ltd. 2, 4, 5, 6, 11, 15 Cousineau Packaging Inc. 7 Cousins Packaging Inc. 13 DJS Enterprises 2, 4, 6, 7, 9, 11, 12, 13 Dematic Limited 4, 5, 7, 9, 10, 14 Dependable Marking Systems 6, 7 DESCON Conveyor Systems 1, 2, 4, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15 Doboy Inc., Bosch Pkg Tech. 12, 13 Dynamic Conveyor Corporation 7, 9, 10, 11 Eckert Machines 3, 6, 9, 11, 14, 15 Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd. 4, 11, 13 Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. 7 Eriez 15 Feed Systems Inc. 2, 10, 12, 13 Fischbein Company 13 FlexLink Systems, Inc. 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 Garvey Corp. 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 General Conveyor 1, 2, 4, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15 Habasit Canada Limited 2, 4, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15 Harlund Industries Ltd. 6, 7 Hartness International 4, 9, 10, 11, 13 Heat and Control, Inc. 2, 9, 11, 13, 15 Heidelberg Canada 1 ITW Muller Canada 7, 9 Intelligrated 4, 7, 13 JG Packaging 1, 7, 10, 11, 12 Kaps-All Packaging Systems 2, 7, 12, 13 Kraken Automation Inc. 1, 2, 4, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12 KRONES Machinery Co. 1, 4, 11, 13 Langen Packaging Inc. 2, 4, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 Lantech.com, LLC 7, 9, 13 Loma Systems Canada Inc. 4, 11, 12 M.D. Packaging Inc. 2, 7, 10, 12, 13, 15 Magnetic Products, Inc. 15 Matrix Packaging Machinery 2 Mettler-Toledo LLC 7, 10, 11 Moonstone Mechanical 4, 5, 7, 11

MultiFeeder Technology, Inc. 9 Newmapak Ltd. 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15 Nitta Corporation of America 10, 13 Omnifission Packaging 1, 3, 4, 5, 10 ORICS 5, 6, 8, 9, 11 PMR Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 4, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15 Pack-Rite Div.of Mettler Toledo, LLC 13 Packaging Equip & Conveyors 4, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 Packaging Machinery Concepts 4, 6, 7, 9, 11, 12, 13 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 Precision Air Convey Corporation (PAC) 1 R-J Machinery Inc. 13 Ryson International 2, 4, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 SACMI Beverage & Packaging 4 Saturn Packaging Equipment 7, 9, 11, 13 Schaefer System International 6, 9 Schneider Packaging Equipment 4, 11 Shawpak Systems Ltd. 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15 SIDEL (Canada) Inc. 1, 4, 9, 10, 11, 13 Speedway Packaging Machinery 6, 9, 11 Stock Packaging Canada 15 Strong Point Automation Inc. 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 TNA North America Inc. 14, 15 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 2, 4, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15 Tri-Mach Group 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 Tsubaki 8 Union Standard Equipment Co. 2 Unisource Canada, UniTrak Corporation Limited 1, 2, 9, 11, 12, 15 Videojet Canada 11, 12 VisuaScan Inc. 4, 7, 9, 11, 12, 13 Wecon Services Ltd. 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 WeighPack Systems Inc. 2, 3, 4, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15 Wepackit 2009 Inc. 7, 13 Wulftec / M.J. Maillis Group 7

Capmatic Ltee Chisholm Machinery Sales Ltd. KRONES Machinery Co. Newmapak Ltd. Plan Automation Inc.

COOLING EQUIPMENT

DJS Enterprises Plan Automation Inc.

COOLING SYSTEMS, PROCESS

CUP FILLING

Berg Chilling Systems Inc. Berg Chilling Systems Inc. Eckert Machines Heat and Control, Inc. Propack Processing & Packaging Systems

COOLING TOWERS Berg Chilling Systems Inc.

CORKING MACHINES

CORRUGATED ROLL DISPENSERS Canpaco Inc. Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Plan Automation Inc.

COTTON INSERTING DJS Enterprises Newmapak Ltd. Optima Machinery Corporation Plan Automation Inc. Union Standard Equipment Co.

COUNTING Alex E. Jones & Associates Artypac Automation Inc. Automationdirect Baumer Inc. Chartwell Automation DJS Enterprises Kaps-All Packaging Systems Longford International Ltd. M.D. Packaging Inc. MultiFeeder Technology, Inc. Newmapak Ltd. Omron Canada Inc. ORICS PMR Packaging Inc. Plan Automation Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems Union Standard Equipment Co.

CRUSHERS, CAN & BOTTLE

Alex E. Jones & Associates Alpha Checkweighers Artypac Automation Inc. B & T Sales Inc. Capmatic Ltee Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Chisholm Machinery Sales Ltd. ControlGMC DJS Enterprises

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DEHUMIDIFIERS

Plan Automation Inc. Union Standard Equipment Co.

DENESTERS Alex E. Jones & Associates Artypac Automation Inc. CFS North America Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Chisholm Machinery Sales Ltd. ControlGMC DJS Enterprises Langen Packaging Inc. M.D. Packaging Inc. Newmapak Ltd. Optima Machinery Corporation ORICS PMR Packaging Inc. Plan Automation Inc. R-J Machinery Inc. Stock Packaging Canada Strong Point Automation Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems Union Standard Equipment Co. WeighPack Systems Inc.

DISPENSERS

1 Coupon 2 Gummed Tape 3 Pressure-Sensitive Tape 4 Tape-Printing Attachment 3M Canada 3 Alex E. Jones & Associates 1, 3 All-Fill Inc. 3, 4 Artypac Automation Inc. 3, 4 Atlantic Packaging Prod Ltd. 2, 3 Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 2, 3, 4 Canpaco Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4 Capmatic Ltee 3 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 1, 3 Chestwood – Mezey Distribution 3 DJS Enterprises 1, 3 Edelstein Diversified Co. Ltd. 3 Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. 2, 3 George Gordon Associates, Inc. 1 Glue Dots International 3 Longford International Ltd. 1 Loveshaw, an ITW Company 3 M.D. Packaging Inc. 1, 3 Matthews Marking Products 3 MultiFeeder Technology, Inc. 1 PMR Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 3 Sterling Marking Products Inc. 3, 4 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1 Union Standard Equipment Co. 1, 3 Unisource Canada, 1, 2, 3, 4

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Viascan Inc. 3 Vibac Canada Inc. 3 VisuaScan Inc. 1, 3 Wexxar Packaging Inc. 3

DRIVES & CONTROLS

1 Registration 2 Servo 3 Variable-Speed B&R Industrial Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3 Beckoff Automation Canada 2 Bonfiglioli Canada 1, 2, 3 Bosch Rexroth Canada Corp. 1, 2, 3 Capmatic Ltee 2, 3 DJS Enterprises 2, 3 Davis Controls Ltd. 2, 3 Festo Inc. 2 Garvey Corp. 2, 3 Newmapak Ltd. 2, 3 Omron Canada Inc. 1 ORICS 1, 2 Schneider Electric 3 Septimatech Group Inc. 2 SIDEL (Canada) Inc. 3 STANMECH Technologies Inc. 3 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1, 3 TruColor Vision Systems Inc. 1

DRUM-HANDLING Cousineau Packaging Inc. General Conveyor Newmapak Ltd. Plan Automation Inc. Strong Point Automation Inc.

ENVELOPE PACKAGING

1 Closing Sealing 2 Filling 3 Making Filling Closing 4 Opening Alpha Checkweighers 2 Automationdirect 1, 2 Canpaco Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 1 DJS Enterprises 1, 2, 3, 4 Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd. 2 Fischbein Company 1 Habasit Canada Limited 1, 2, 3 Longford International Ltd. 1, 4 Nordson Canada Limited 1 PMR Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4 Spee-Dee Packaging Machinery 2 Union Standard Equipment Co. 1, 2

FEEDERS

Bradman Lake Inc. Celplast Packaging Systems Eckert Machines Habasit Canada Limited Heat and Control, Inc. Ilapak Inc. Longford International Ltd. New England Machinery Inc. PMC Industries

FIBRE CANMAKING

1 Crimping Seaming 2 Filling Alpha Checkweighers 2 Chisholm Machinery Sales Ltd. 1, 2 Kaps-All Packaging Systems 2 Union Standard Equipment Co. 1

FILLING

1 Counting 2 Dry Gross & Net Weight 3 Dry Volumetric 4 Liquid 5 Non-Free Flowing Solids 6 Semi-Liquid & Viscous Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Alex E. Jones & Associates 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Alpha Checkweighers 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Artypac Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Auto-Mate Technologies, LLC 4, 5, 6 Automationdirect 1, 5 B & T Sales Inc. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Baumer Inc. 1 Bizerba Canada Inc. 1, 2 Bosch Packaging Technology 4, 6 Britman Packaging Services 1, 3 Canpaco Inc. 1, 2, 3, 5 Capmatic Ltee 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Capo Industries Ltd. 1, 2, 4, 6 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Chisholm Machinery Sales Ltd. 3, 4, 5, 6 Combiscale Inc. 2 Confab Laboratories Inc. 1, 4, 6 ControlGMC 2, 3, 4, 6 Crown Metal Packaging Cda LP 4 Eckert Machines 3, 4, 6 Elopak Canada Inc. 2, 3, 5 Feed Systems Inc. 2, 4, 5, 6 General Packaging Equipment 2, 3, 4, 6 George Gordon Associates, Inc. 3 HayssenSandiacre 1, 2, 3, 4 Heat and Control, Inc. 1, 2, 5 Hibar Systems Ltd. 4, 5, 6 Ilapak Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 JG Packaging 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Kaps-All Packaging Systems 1, 4, 5, 6 Kliklok-Woodman 2, 3 KRONES Machinery Co. 4 M.D. Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 M+L Testing Equipment (1995) 1 Moonstone Mechanical 4, 6 MultiFeeder Technology, Inc. 1 Newmapak Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Omnifission Packaging 4 Optima Machinery Corporation 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ORICS 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 Oystar North America 4, 6 PFM Packaging Machinery Corp. 1, 2 PMR Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Pacific Packaging Machinery 4, 5, 6 Packaging Equip & Conveyors 4, 6 Packaging Machinery Concepts 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 Pemberton & Associates Inc. 5, 6 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 PPI Technologies Group 2 Printpack Inc. 4, 6 Prodo-Pak Corp 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ProSys Innovative Pkg Equip 4, 5, 6 R.A Jones & Co. 4, 6 R-J Machinery Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Reiser (Canada) Co. 4, 5, 6 SACMI Beverage & Packaging 4 SIDEL (Canada) Inc. 4, 6 Spee-Dee Packaging Machinery 2, 3, 5 Speedway Packaging Machinery 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Steelnor Systems 1, 2, 3 Stock Packaging Canada 3, 4, 6 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Triangle Package Machinery Co. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6

Union Standard Equipment Co. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 WeighPack Systems Inc. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Winpak Portion Packaging Ltd. 1, 3, 4, 6 Yamato 1, 2, 5

FILM INSERTING

Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Plan Automation Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems WeighPack Systems Inc.

FLATTENERS, BAGS Alex E. Jones & Associates B & T Sales Inc. Plan Automation Inc. Premier Tech Systems Steelnor Systems

FOAMED PLASTIC MOLDING Buckhorn Canada Inc. Plan Automation Inc.

FORM/FILL/SEAL

1 Bags Pouches Horizontal-Motion 2 Bags Pouches Vertical-Motion 3 Trays Cups Roll-Stock Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd. 1, 2 Alex E. Jones & Associates 1, 2 Artypac Automation Inc. 1, 2 Automationdirect 1, 2 B & T Sales Inc. 1, 2 Bossar USA, Inc. 1 Britman Packaging Services 1, 2 CFS North America 1, 2, 3 CVP Systems, Inc. 1, 2 Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 2 Canpaco Inc. 1, 2 Capmatic Ltee 1 Celplast Packaging Systems 1, 2, 3 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 1, 2, 3 Confab Laboratories Inc. 3 Cryovac – A Division of Sealed Air (Canada) 2 DJS Enterprises 1, 2, 3 Doboy Inc., Bosch Pkg Tech. 1, 2 Formost Fuji Corporation 1, 2 General Packaging Equipment 2 George Gordon Associates, Inc. 2 HayssenSandiacre 1, 2 Heat and Control, Inc. 2 Heat Sealing Pkg Supplies 1, 2, 3 Hood Packaging Corporation 1 Ilapak Inc. 1, 2 JG Packaging 1, 2 Kliklok-Woodman 2 Kraken Automation Inc. 2 M.D. Packaging Inc. 1, 2 Matrix Packaging Machinery 1, 2 Multivac Canada Inc. 1, 2, 3 Newmapak Ltd. 1, 2, 3 Optima Machinery Corporation 1, 2 ORICS 1, 3 PFM Packaging Machinery Corp. 1, 2 PMR Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3 Packaging Machinery Concepts 2 Peel Plastic Products Ltd. 1, 2 Pemberton & Associates Inc. 1 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2 Premier Tech Systems 1, 2 Prodo-Pak Corp 1, 2 Prolamina 1 R.A Jones & Co. 1, 3 Reiser (Canada) Co. 1, 3

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PACKAGING MACHINERY WHO MAKES/SELLS WHAT AND WHERE TO FIND THEM Rennco LLC 2, 3 SACMI Beverage & Packaging 3 Saturn Packaging Equipment 2 Speedway Packaging Machinery 1 Steelnor Systems 1, 2 Stock Packaging Canada 3 TNA North America Inc. 1, 2 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1, 2, 3 Triangle Package Machinery Co. 2 Union Standard Equipment Co. 1, 2 WeighPack Systems Inc. 1, 2 Windmoeller & Hoelscher Corp. 1

GLUE POTS Canpaco Inc. HMA Systems PMR Packaging Inc.

GLUE TANKS Canpaco Inc. ITW Dynatec Nordson Canada Limited PMR Packaging Inc. VanSco Products VisuaScan Inc.

GUMMED TAPE APPLICATORS Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. Canpaco Inc. Edelstein Diversified Co. Ltd. Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. PMR Packaging Inc. Sterling Marking Products Inc.

HEAT SEALERS

1 Jaw Type 2 Rotary Continuous B & T Sales Inc. 2 Bradman Lake Inc. 1 CVP Systems, Inc. 1 Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 1 Canpaco Inc. 2 Capo Industries Ltd. 1 Celplast Packaging Systems 1, 2 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 1, 2 Cima-Pak Corporation 1, 2 DJS Enterprises 1, 2 Doboy Inc., Bosch Pkg Tech. 1, 2 Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. 1 Emplex Bag Sealing Solutions 2 Fischbein Company 2 Formost Fuji Corporation 1, 2

Goldrich Printpak Inc. 2 Heat Sealing Pkg Supplies 1 Ilapak Inc. 2 JG Packaging 1, 2 Lepel Corp Capsealing Div. 2 M.D. Packaging Inc. 1, 2 Newmapak Ltd. 2 PMR Packaging Inc. 1, 2 Pack-Rite Div.of Mettler Toledo, LLC 1, 2 Packaging Machinery Concepts 1, 2 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2 ProSys Innovative Pkg Equip 1 R.A Jones & Co. 2 R-J Machinery Inc. 1, 2 Sealed Air of Canada Ltd. 1 Steelnor Systems 1, 2 Stock Packaging Canada 2 TNA North America Inc. 1, 2 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1 Union Standard Equipment Co. 1, 2 WeighPack Systems Inc. 1, 2

HEATERS Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. PMR Packaging Inc. STANMECH Technologies Inc. Valco Melton Inc.

HOTMELT GUNS 3M Canada Automated Packaging Systems Canpaco Inc. DJS Enterprises Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. Gluefast Company Inc. HMA Systems ITW Dynatec Nordson Canada Limited PMR Packaging Inc. Valco Melton Inc. VanSco Products

HOTMELT HOSES Automated Packaging Systems Canpaco Inc. DJS Enterprises HMA Systems ITW Dynatec Nordson Canada Limited PMR Packaging Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems

Valco Melton Inc. VanSco Products

IMPRINTERS

1 Coding 2 Embossing 3 Hot-Stamping 4 Ink-Jet 5 Laser 6 Marking 7 Numbering Alex E. Jones & Associates 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Artypac Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3 Automated Packaging Systems 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Automationdirect 1, 6 Bemis Packaging 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 Capmatic Ltee 1, 3 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 Columbia Coding & Marking Ltd. 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 Dependable Marking Systems 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 Domino Canada 1, 4, 5, 6, 7 Emplex Bag Sealing Solutions 1, 2 Greydon Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Harlund Industries Ltd. 4 Iconotech 1, 6 Industrial Marking Systems 1, 3, 7 JG Packaging 1, 7 KRONES Machinery Co. 2 Label-Aire Inc. 3 Labelling Technologies 1, 2, 3 Langen Packaging Inc. 1, 2 Leading Edge Inkjet 1, 2, 4, 6, 7 Leibinger 4 Loveshaw, an ITW Company 1, 4, 6, 7 M.D. Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Markem-Imaje Inc. 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Matthews Marking Products 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 MultiFeeder Technology, Inc. 3, 4, 5 Newmapak Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 Norwood Marking Systems 1, 2, 3, 6, 7 PMR Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Packaging Machinery Concepts 1, 2, 4 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Quadrel Labeling Systems 1, 3, 4 R-J Machinery Inc. 2, 3 Resolution Inplant Services 1, 4, 6, 7 Samuel Strapping Systems 1, 4, 6 Speedway Packaging Machinery 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 Squid Ink Manufacturing 1, 4, 6 Steelnor Systems 1, 2, 3, 4

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Sterling Marking Products Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 TNA North America Inc. 1, 4 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Tharo Systems, Inc. 1, 6 Union Standard Equipment Co. 3, 4 Viascan Inc. 1, 7 Videojet Canada 4, 5, 6, 7 Videojet Technologies Inc. 1, 4, 5, 6, 7 VisuaScan Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Weber Marking Systems of Cda. 6

INDUCTION CAP SEALERS Artypac Automation Inc. Auto-Mate Technologies, LLC B & T Sales Inc. Capmatic Ltee Capo Industries Ltd. DJS Enterprises Enercon Industries Corp.

Feed Systems Inc. Kaps-All Packaging Systems Lepel Corp Capsealing Div. M.D. Packaging Inc. Newmapak Ltd. PMR Packaging Inc. Pillar Technologies Plan Automation Inc. Speedway Packaging Machinery Techno Pak Packaging Systems Union Standard Equipment Co.

INDUSTRIAL REFRIGERATION Berg Chilling Systems Inc.

INJECTION BLOWMOLDING Buckhorn Canada Inc. M.D. Packaging Inc. Newmapak Ltd. Plan Automation Inc. Richards Packaging Inc. S+S Inspection Inc. SACMI Beverage & Packaging Silgan Plastics Canada

INJECTION MOLDING

Plan Automation Inc. S+S Inspection Inc. SACMI Beverage & Packaging Silgan Plastics Canada

INSERTING & PLACING MACHINES Alex E. Jones & Associates

PACKAGING MACHINERY WHO MAKES/SELLS WHAT AND WHERE TO FIND THEM Artypac Automation Inc. Capmatic Ltee Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. DJS Enterprises Langen Packaging Inc. Longford International Ltd. M.D. Packaging Inc. MultiFeeder Technology, Inc. New England Machinery Inc. Omega Design Corp.

PMC Industries PMR Packaging Inc. Plan Automation Inc. SACMI Beverage & Packaging Techno Pak Packaging Systems

All-Fill Inc. 4, 5 Artypac Automation Inc. 4, 5 Associated Pkg Equipment Corp. 1, 2, 3, 5 Auto-Mate Technologies, LLC 5 Automated Packaging Systems 3 B & T Sales Inc. 5 Barcode Graphics Inc. 5 Bemis Packaging 5 Bizerba Canada Inc. 5 Canpaco Inc. 1, 3, 4, 5 Capmatic Ltee 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 Capo Industries Ltd. 1, 5 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 4 Columbia Coding & Marking Ltd. 3, 5 Confab Laboratories Inc. 1, 4, 5 DJS Enterprises 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 Dependable Marking Systems 5 Farnell Packaging Limited 5 Feed Systems Inc. 5 General Conveyor 5 Glue Dots International 1, 5 Greydon Inc. 5 Groupe Lelys 1, 3, 5 H B Fuller Canada 1, 3 Harlund Industries Ltd. 5 ID Technology 5 Imprimerie Ste-Julie Inc. 5 Industrial Marking Systems 5 JG Packaging 4, 5 Kaps-All Packaging Systems 5 KRONES Machinery Co. 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 Labelad Ltd. 5 Labelling Technologies 5 M.D. Packaging Inc. 1, 3, 5 Markem-Imaje Inc. 5 Matthews Marking Products 5 Moonstone Mechanical 1, 3, 5 Multivac Canada Inc. 5 Newmapak Ltd. 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 Nordson Canada Limited 3 Omnifission Packaging 3, 4, 5 Oystar North America 6 PDC International Corp 4 PMR Packaging Inc. 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 Packaging Machinery Concepts 4, 5 Pemberton & Associates Inc. 5 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 Quadrel Labeling Systems 4, 5 QuickLabel Systems 5 RFID Canada 5 Richards Packaging Inc. 4 SPS/PHIN Limited 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 SACMI Beverage & Packaging 1, 3, 5, 6 Samuel Strapping Systems 3, 5 SATO America, Inc. 5 Septimatech Group Inc. 1, 3 Silgan Plastics Canada 4, 5 Speedway Packaging Machinery 5 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 Tharo Systems, Inc. 5, 6 Union Standard Equipment Co. 1, 3, 4, 5 Unisource Canada, 1, 3, 4, 5 Viascan Inc. 1, 3, 5 Videojet Canada 5 Videojet Technologies Inc. 5 VisuaScan Inc. 1, 4, 5, 6 Weber Marking Systems of Cda. 5

LABEL DISPENSERS 3M Canada All-Fill Inc. Artypac Automation Inc. CFS North America Capmatic Ltee Chestwood – Mezey Distribution DJS Enterprises Dependable Marking Systems General Conveyor Industrial Marking Systems KRONES Machinery Co. Labelling Technologies M.D. Packaging Inc. Newmapak Ltd. PDC International Corp Pemberton & Associates Inc. Plan Automation Inc. QuickLabel Systems RFID Canada R-J Machinery Inc. Samuel Strapping Systems Speedway Packaging Machinery Sterling Marking Products Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems Tharo Systems, Inc. Viascan Inc. VisuaScan Inc. Weber Marking Systems of Cda.

LABEL PRINTERS

1 Applicators 2 Bar-Code 3 Human-Readable Ahearn & Soper Inc. 1, 2, 3 Alex E. Jones & Associates 1, 2, 3 Artypac Automation Inc. 2, 3 Automated Packaging Systems 1, 2, 3 Automationdirect 1, 2, 3 Barcode Graphics Inc. 2 Bizerba Canada Inc. 1, 2, 3 Capmatic Ltee 1, 2, 3 CAPS/PhoenixWrappers 2 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 3 Columbia Coding & Marking Ltd. 2, 3 Cousineau Packaging Inc. 1, 2 DJS Enterprises 2 Dependable Marking Systems 1, 2, 3 Domino Canada 1, 2, 3 Greydon Inc. 2, 3 Harlund Industries Ltd. 1, 2, 3 ID Technology 1, 2, 3 Iconotech 2 Imprimerie Ste-Julie Inc. 2, 3 Industrial Marking Systems 1, 2, 3 Label-Aire Inc. 1, 2 Labelling Technologies 1, 2, 3 Leading Edge Inkjet 2 M.D. Packaging Inc. 2, 3 Markem-Imaje Inc. 1, 2, 3 Matthews Marking Products 2, 3 Multivac Canada Inc. 1 Newmapak Ltd. 1, 2, 3 Norwood Marking Systems 2, 3 PMR Packaging Inc. 2, 3 Packaging Machinery Concepts 1, 2 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3 Primera Technology 1, 2, 3 Quadrel Labeling Systems 1, 2, 3 QuickLabel Systems 1, 2, 3 RFID Canada 2, 3 Samuel Strapping Systems 1, 2, 3 SATO America, Inc. 1, 2, 3 Speedway Packaging Machinery 1 TNA North America Inc. 1 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 2, 3 Tharo Systems, Inc. 1, 2, 3 Unisource Canada, 1, 2 Viascan Inc. 1, 2, 3 Videojet Canada 1, 2 Videojet Technologies Inc. 1, 2, 3 VisuaScan Inc. 2, 3 Weber Marking Systems of Cda. 1, 2, 3

LASER INSPECTION SYSTEMS Alex E. Jones & Associates Charles Downer & Co. Ltd.

DJS Enterprises Domino Canada Eckert Machines KRONES Machinery Co. Matthews Marking Products Omron Canada Inc. Plan Automation Inc. SPS/PHIN Limited Viascan Inc. Videojet Canada VisuaScan Inc.

LIDDING MACHINES Alex E. Jones & Associates Artypac Automation Inc. Auto-Mate Technologies, LLC Celplast Packaging Systems Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. ControlGMC Feed Systems Inc. Heat Sealing Pkg Supplies Kaps-All Packaging Systems New England Machinery Inc. Newmapak Ltd. Optima Machinery Corporation PMC Industries PMR Packaging Inc. Pacific Packaging Machinery Plan Automation Inc. R-J Machinery Inc. Stock Packaging Canada Techno Pak Packaging Systems

LIFT TRUCKS

1 Electric Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 1

MACHINE REBUILDS/CONVERSION Bradman Lake Inc. Celplast Packaging Systems Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Ilapak Inc. Kraken Automation Inc. Moonstone Mechanical Newmapak Ltd. PFM Packaging Machinery Corp.

PMC Industries

MATERIAL HANDLING

1 Bags 2 Boxes 3 Pallets 4 Rolls Intelligrated 2, 3 Packaging Machinery Concepts 2, 3 Starquip Integrated Systems 1, 2, 3, 4 Wulftec / M.J. Maillis Group 3

METAL DETECTORS Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd. Alex E. Jones & Associates Artypac Automation Inc. Bizerba Canada Inc. Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Chartwell Automation DJS Enterprises Eriez Fortress Technology Inc. Habasit Canada Limited Heat and Control, Inc. JG Packaging Kraken Automation Inc. Lock Inspection Systems, Inc.

Loma Systems Canada Inc. M.D. Packaging Inc. Magnetic Products, Inc. Mettler-Toledo Hi-Speed Mettler-Toledo LLC Newmapak Ltd. Omron Canada Inc. OnGuard Prod Inspection Optima Machinery Corporation PMR Packaging Inc. Plan Automation Inc. S+S Inspection Inc. Shawpak Systems Ltd. Smiths Detection Inc. TNA North America Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems

MICROPROCESSOR CONTROLS Beckoff Automation Canada Bizerba Canada Inc. Heat and Control, Inc. Omron Canada Inc. PMR Packaging Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems VanSco Products

MILK POUCH BAGGING

Plan Automation Inc. Prodo-Pak Corp Techno Pak Packaging Systems

MILK POUCH PACKAGING Newmapak Ltd. Plan Automation Inc. Prodo-Pak Corp Techno Pak Packaging Systems

ORIENTING Alex E. Jones & Associates Auto-Mate Technologies, LLC Bradman Lake Inc. Capmatic Ltee Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Eckert Machines Feed Systems Inc. General Conveyor Heat and Control, Inc. Kaps-All Packaging Systems KRONES Machinery Co. New England Machinery Inc. Omega Design Corp.

PMC Industries Packaging Equip & Conveyors Plan Automation Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems

OVERWRAPPING MACHINES Alex E. Jones & Associates B & T Sales Inc. Bizerba Canada Inc. Bradman Lake Inc. Canpaco Inc. Celplast Packaging Systems Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Chisholm Machinery Sales Ltd. DJS Enterprises Eastey Enterprises Ilapak Inc. Newmapak Ltd. Optima Machinery Corporation PFM Packaging Machinery Corp.

Plan Automation Inc. Saturn Packaging Equipment

SMARTER PACKAGING SOLUTIONS Samuel Strapping Systems offers packaging solutions for any application in every industry. From standard applications to unique and custom engineered, Samuel will help ensure your package remains intact to your destination. Contact us today to find out how we can improve your packaging line.

LABELING

1 Cold Glue 2 Continuous Motion Roll Fed 3 Hotmelt 4 Plastic Sleeve 5 Pressure-Sensitive 6 Strip-Stamp 3M Canada 5 Ahearn & Soper Inc. 5 Alex E. Jones & Associates 1, 3, 4, 5

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PACKAGING MACHINERY WHO MAKES/SELLS WHAT AND WHERE TO FIND THEM PALLET RACKS CHEP Canada Inc. Plan Automation Inc.

You Talk, PACK EXPO Listens

The Customer-Centric reasons PACK EXPO Las Vegas is the most comprehensive packaging and processing trade show this year Poised to break records, PACK EXPO Las Vegas 2013 (September 23-25; Las Vegas Convention Center, Las Vegas, NV) has exceeded exhibit space expectations, two months ahead of show time.

With more than 1,600 processing and packaging solutions providers occupying over 700,000 net square feet, the show will be North America’s most comprehensive resource for packaging and processing innovation by far.

Attendees Make their Voices Heard To ensure PACK EXPO shows continue to meet the changing needs of brand owners, PMMI commissioned an in-depth study with past show attendees. Among the study’s many findings, which have been documented in a study called ‘Voice of the Attendee: CPG Attendees’ Perceptions of the “Total Show Experience,” was the fact that personalization and the ability to easily identify solutions was key to attendee satisfaction.

PACK EXPO Las Vegas 2013 is well positioned to meet this need thanks to the inclusion of several features: • Specializ ed Pavilions Candy producers will find the innovations that can help solve their processing and packaging challenges inside The Confectionery Pavilion, sponsored by the National Confectioners Association.

Pharmaceutical manufacturers will be able to turn to The Pharmaceutical Pavilion for the latest in track-and-trace, inspection and other technologies critical to the industry.

The Processing Zone will address the trend of integration at a greater level with the latest processing technologies for a range of market sectors including food, beverage, baked goods, snack food, meat, dairy and produce. Attendees will find additional examples of these technologies throughout the exhibit halls.

• Indus try Specific Lounges Dedicated lounges on the show floor will offer specialized opportunities for professionals in the baking and snack, beverage, confectionery and pharmaceutical industries to connect with suppliers for even faster access to the solutions they need. Each lounge will house an “Ask the Expert” forum, where attendees can receive guidance from experts on specific packaging- and processing-related challenges.

• The SMB FastTrack Program Small- and medium-sized manufacturers with annual revenues between $50 and $500 million qualify for the new SMB FastTrack program. This free program will connect attendees with exhibitors that offer special incentives, programs, pricing or other services to SMBs. Additional benefits are available to C-suite executives with the SMB FastTrack Platinum program. Full program details are available at www.packexpo.com/fasttrack.

• The Serendipity Factor Arguably, one of the greatest values PACK EXPO offers versus industry-specific events is that you have an opportunity to see solutions and innovations from other industries. “Attendees of PACK EXPO commonly report benefiting from new, serendipitous opportunities in different industries,” said Charles D. Yuska, president and CEO of PMMI, the Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies, owner and producer of PACK EXPO. “Discovering new ideas and technology through cross-pollination across different industries is one of the key benefits that only a comprehensive show like PACK EXPO could provide.”

Register for PACK EXPO Las Vegas now at www.packexpo.com and take advantage of discounted rates. We look forward to seeing you in Las Vegas!

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PALLETIZING

1 Depalletizers 2 Pallet Inverters 3 Palletizers 4 Robotics ABB Inc. 1, 3, 4 Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd. 3, 4 Alex E. Jones & Associates 1, 3, 4 Artypac Automation Inc. 3 Automated Packaging Systems 3 B & T Sales Inc. 1, 3, 4 Blueprint Automation Inc. 1, 3, 4 Bobst North America 3 Bosch Rexroth Canada Corp. 4 Capmatic Ltee 1, 3 Celplast Packaging Systems 3 Cermex Inc. 3, 4 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4 Chisholm Machinery Sales Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4 Compacker Systems, LLC 3, 4 Cousineau Packaging Inc. 2 DESCON Conveyor Systems 1 Doboy Inc., Bosch Pkg Tech. 4 ESS Technologies 1, 3, 4 Eagle Packaging Machinery LLC 3, 4 Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd. 4 FANUC Robotics Canada Ltd. 1, 3, 4 General Conveyor 1, 2, 3 George Gordon Associates, Inc. 3 Habasit Canada Limited 1, 2, 3, 4 Hartness International 1, 3, 4 Intelligrated 1, 3, 4 JG Packaging 3, 4 Kraken Automation Inc. 1, 3 KRONES Machinery Co. 1, 2, 3, 4 Langen Packaging Inc. 1, 3, 4 M.D. Packaging Inc. 1, 3, 4 Magnetic Products, Inc. 1 Moonstone Mechanical 1, 3 Newmapak Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4 Omega Design Corp. 4 Omnifission Packaging 1, 3 PMR Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4 Packaging Equip & Conveyors 1 Packaging Machinery Concepts 2, 3, 4 Pearson Packaging Systems 4 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4 Premier Tech Systems 1, 3, 4 Propack Processing & Packaging Systems 4 SACMI Beverage & Packaging 1, 3, 4 Schneider Packaging Equipment 1, 3, 4 Strong Point Automation Inc. 1, 3, 4 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1, 3, 4 Uhlmann Packaging Systems LP 3 WeighPack Systems Inc. 3, 4 Yaskawa America Inc. 1, 3, 4 Yaskawa Motoman Canada Ltd. (Motoman Robotics) 1, 3, 4

PAPER BAG FEEDING OPENING FILLING CLOSING, AUTOMATIC Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Fischbein Company General Conveyor Habasit Canada Limited M.D. Packaging Inc. PMR Packaging Inc. Plan Automation Inc. Unisource Canada,

PAPER INSERTING Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Longford International Ltd. MultiFeeder Technology, Inc. Pemberton & Associates Inc. Plan Automation Inc. SACMI Beverage & Packaging Techno Pak Packaging Systems Unisource Canada,

PAPER SHREDDERS Chestwood – Mezey Distribution Plan Automation Inc. Unisource Canada,

PARTITION INSERTER Alex E. Jones & Associates Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Chisholm Machinery Sales Ltd. Longford International Ltd. MultiFeeder Technology, Inc. Newmapak Ltd. PMR Packaging Inc. Pearson Packaging Systems Plan Automation Inc. SACMI Beverage & Packaging Techno Pak Packaging Systems

POLYBAGGERS Alex E. Jones & Associates Automationdirect Canpaco Inc. Celplast Packaging Systems Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Cima-Pak Corporation Pearson Packaging Systems Plan Automation Inc.

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Conveyor Scales Dynamic (in-motion) Weighing Freight Express Computing Scales & Weighing 7 Over & Under Weight 8 Weight/Price Labeling Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd. 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 Alex E. Jones & Associates 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 Alpha Checkweighers 2 Artypac Automation Inc. 2, 5, 7 Automationdirect 1, 2, 4 Bizerba Canada Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Canpaco Inc. 1, 2, 4 Celplast Packaging Systems 2 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 2, 4, 5, 7 Combiscale Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 ControlGMC 7 Cousins Packaging Inc. 4, 6 DJS Enterprises 1, 2, 4 Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. 4 General Packaging Equipment 1 Habasit Canada Limited 2, 4, 7 HayssenSandiacre 7 Heat and Control, Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 Ilapak Inc. 1, 3, 4, 5 JG Packaging 1, 7, 8 Kliklok-Woodman 3 Kraken Automation Inc. 2 Lock Inspection Systems, Inc. 2, 4, 5, 7 Loma Systems Canada Inc. 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8 M.D. Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 4, 5, 7 M+L Testing Equipment (1995) 1, 2, 4, 7 Magnetic Products, Inc. 2 Matrix Packaging Machinery 3 Mettler-Toledo Hi-Speed 2, 4, 7 Newmapak Ltd. 2, 3, 4 Optima Machinery Corporation 4 PFM Packaging Machinery Corp. 4 PMR Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Pemberton & Associates Inc. 2, 4, 5, 7, 8 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 PPI Technologies Group 2 Premier Tech Systems 3, 4 R-J Machinery Inc. 1, 4 Reiser (Canada) Co. 2 S+S Inspection Inc. 2 SACMI Beverage & Packaging 2 Shawpak Systems Ltd. 2, 4, 5, 7, 8 TNA North America Inc. 1, 2, 3, 5 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8 Tharo Systems, Inc. 8 Triangle Package Machinery Co. 4, 5, 7 Union Standard Equipment Co. 1, 2 Viascan Inc. 7 VisuaScan Inc. 1, 2, 4, 5, 8 Weber Marking Systems of Cda. 8 WeighPack Systems Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Yamato 2, 3

Premier Tech Systems R-J Machinery Inc. Steelnor Systems WeighPack Systems Inc.

PRESCRIPTION FILLERS Capmatic Ltee Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. DJS Enterprises Kaps-All Packaging Systems Richards Packaging Inc.

PRESSURE-SENSITIVE TAPE APPLICATORS 3M Canada Artypac Automation Inc. Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. Capmatic Ltee Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Chestwood – Mezey Distribution DJS Enterprises Edelstein Diversified Co. Ltd. Glue Dots International Gluefast Company Inc. Groupe Lelys JG Packaging Loveshaw, an ITW Company M.D. Packaging Inc. PMR Packaging Inc. Plan Automation Inc. Sterling Marking Products Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems Unisource Canada, Vibac Canada Inc. VisuaScan Inc. Wexxar Packaging Inc.

PRICE MARKING Artypac Automation Inc. Bemis Packaging Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Chestwood – Mezey Distribution Dependable Marking Systems Industrial Marking Systems KRONES Machinery Co. Norwood Marking Systems Sterling Marking Products Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems Tharo Systems, Inc. Unisource Canada,

PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLERS B & T Sales Inc. B&R Industrial Automation Inc. Beckoff Automation Canada Bosch Rexroth Canada Corp.

Capmatic Ltee Omron Canada Inc. PMR Packaging Inc. SICK Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems Viascan Inc.

SCANNING

PUCK HANDLING Alex E. Jones & Associates Capmatic Ltee Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Chisholm Machinery Sales Ltd. Langen Packaging Inc. McBrady Engineering Inc. New England Machinery Inc. Omega Design Corp.

ORICS PMR Packaging Inc. Packaging Equip & Conveyors Septimatech Group Inc.

PUCKS Capmatic Ltee PMR Packaging Inc. Packaging Equip & Conveyors ProSys Innovative Pkg Equip Septimatech Group Inc.

PUMPS

1 Air 2 Precision Metering Capmatic Ltee 1, 2 ControlGMC 1 Hibar Systems Ltd. 2 R E Morrison Equipment Inc. 1

RACKS, STORAGE

Schaefer System International

REVENUE STAMP APPLICATORS KRONES Machinery Co.

ROLL HANDLING Bradman Lake Inc.

ROLL-LEAF STAMPING

Alex E. Jones & Associates Automated Packaging Systems Bemis Packaging Dependable Marking Systems M.D. Packaging Inc.

SCALES & WEIGHING 1 2 3

Batch Weighing Checkweighers Combination Scales

1 Barcode Reading 2 Closure Sensing 3 Label Reading 4 Label Sensing 5 Machine Vision Systems 6 Product Container Sensing 7 Product Level Sensing Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Ahearn & Soper Inc. 1, 3, 4, 5 Alex E. Jones & Associates 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Artypac Automation Inc. 1, 3 Auto-Mate Technologies, LLC 1 Automated Packaging Systems 1, 3, 4 Automationdirect 1 Banner Engineering Corp. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Barcode Graphics Inc. 1 Baumer Inc. 7 Capmatic Ltee 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Chartwell Automation 1, 4, 5, 7 Columbia Coding & Marking Ltd. 1 DJS Enterprises 1, 3, 5 Dependable Marking Systems 1, 4, 6 Domino Canada 1 FANUC Robotics Canada Ltd. 5 Festo Inc. 5 FLIR Systems Ltd. 4, 5, 6, 7 General Conveyor 1 Harlund Industries Ltd. 1, 5 Industrial Marking Systems 1, 3, 4, 6 Kaps-All Packaging Systems 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 KRONES Machinery Co. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Labelling Technologies 1, 3, 4 Lock Inspection Systems, Inc. 5 Longford International Ltd. 5 M.D. Packaging Inc. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Matthews Marking Products 1, 3, 4 MultiFeeder Technology, Inc. 1 New England Machinery Inc. 2 Newmapak Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Nordson Canada Limited 2 Omnifission Packaging 5 Omron Canada Inc. 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 PMC Industries 6 PMR Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Packaging Equip & Conveyors 4, 6 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 R.A Jones & Co. 1, 5 RFID Canada 1, 3, 4

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PACKAGING MACHINERY WHO MAKES/SELLS WHAT AND WHERE TO FIND THEM SACMI Beverage & Packaging 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Samuel Strapping Systems 1, 3, 4 SICK Inc. 1, 5 SIDEL (Canada) Inc. 6 Smiths Detection Inc. 5 Strong Point Automation Inc. 1, 5 TNA North America Inc. 1 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 Tri-Tronics Company Inc. 4, 6, 7 TruColor Vision Systems Inc. 1, 5 Uhlmann Packaging Systems LP 5 Viascan Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 Videojet Canada 1, 3, 4, 5 VisuaScan Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Weber Marking Systems of Cda. 1, 3, 4

Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Goldrich Printpak Inc. Plan Automation Inc.

SKIN PACKAGING Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. Canpaco Inc. Celplast Packaging Systems Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Cryovac – A Division of Sealed Air (Canada) DJS Enterprises Goldrich Printpak Inc. Plan Automation Inc. R-J Machinery Inc. Reiser (Canada) Co. Techno Pak Packaging Systems Union Standard Equipment Co. Unisource Canada, VC999 Canada

SENSORS Ahearn & Soper Inc. Automationdirect Banner Engineering Corp.

Baumer Inc. Capmatic Ltee Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Chartwell Automation DJS Enterprises Festo Inc. FLIR Systems Ltd. Newmapak Ltd. PMR Packaging Inc. Plan Automation Inc. SICK Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems Tri-Tronics Company Inc. VisuaScan Inc.

SLEEVERS Alex E. Jones & Associates B & T Sales Inc. Bradman Lake Inc. Canpaco Inc. Celplast Packaging Systems Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Consolidated Technologies DJS Enterprises JG Packaging Kliklok-Woodman KRONES Machinery Co. Newmapak Ltd. PDC International Corp Packaging Machinery Concepts Plan Automation Inc. Quadrel Labeling Systems SPS/PHIN Limited SACMI Beverage & Packaging Saturn Packaging Equipment

SHELVING Britman Packaging Services Chestwood – Mezey Distribution Plan Automation Inc. Schaefer System International VisuaScan Inc.

SPOUT INSERTING

SHRINK PACKAGING

Alex E. Jones & Associates Capmatic Ltee DJS Enterprises General Conveyor New England Machinery Inc. Newmapak Ltd. ORICS PMC Industries Plan Automation Inc. PPI Technologies Group Prodo-Pak Corp

1 L-Sealing 2 Palletizing 3 Tunnels 4 Wrapping Sealing Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd. 4 Alex E. Jones & Associates 2, 3, 4 Artypac Automation Inc. 4 Automated Packaging Systems 3 B & T Sales Inc. 2, 3, 4 Bradman Lake Inc. 1, 3, 4 Britman Packaging Services 1, 3, 4 Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 1, 2, 3, 4 Canpaco Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4 Capmatic Ltee 2, 3, 4 CAPS/PhoenixWrappers 4 Celplast Packaging Systems 1, 2, 3, 4 Cermex Inc. 3, 4 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4 Chisholm Machinery Sales Ltd. 1, 3, 4 Cima-Pak Corporation 1, 3, 4 Cousineau Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4 Cryovac – A Division of Sealed Air (Canada) 1, 3, 4 DJS Enterprises 1, 2, 3, 4 Damark Shrink Pkg Systems 1, 3, 4 Doboy Inc., Bosch Pkg Tech. 3, 4 Douglas Machine 3, 4 Eastey Enterprises 1, 2, 3, 4 Edelstein Diversified Co. Ltd. 3, 4 Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. 1, 3, 4 Farnell Packaging Limited 1 Formost Fuji Corporation 4 General Conveyor 2, 3, 4 George Gordon Associates, Inc. 1, 3, 4 Habasit Canada Limited 2, 3, 4 Hartness International 3, 4 Heat Sealing Pkg Supplies 1, 3, 4 Hood Packaging Corporation 2, 4 Ilapak Inc. 3, 4 JG Packaging 1, 3, 4 KRONES Machinery Co. 3, 4 Label-Aire Inc. 3, 4 Lantech.com, LLC 3, 4 Longford International Ltd. 4 M.D. Packaging Inc. 1, 3, 4 Moonstone Mechanical 1, 3, 4 Multivac Canada Inc. 3 Newmapak Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4 Omega Design Corp. 3, 4 Omnifission Packaging 3 Optima Machinery Corporation 4 PDC International Corp 3 PFM Packaging Machinery Corp. 4 PMR Packaging Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4 R-J Machinery Inc. 1, 3, 4 Reiser (Canada) Co. 3 Rennco LLC 1, 4 SACMI Beverage & Packaging 2 Saturn Packaging Equipment 1, 3, 4 Schneider Packaging Equipment 2 Sipromac ll 3 Stock Packaging Canada 4 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1, 2, 3, 4 Union Standard Equipment Co. 1, 2, 3, 4 Unisource Canada, 2, 3, 4

SPRAYERS Capmatic Ltee Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. DJS Enterprises Plan Automation Inc. Richards Packaging Inc.

STAPLERS Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. Canpaco Inc. Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Chestwood – Mezey Distribution Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. Plan Automation Inc. Unisource Canada,

STATIC ELIMINATORS 3M Canada

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Alex E. Jones & Associates Canpaco Inc. Capmatic Ltee Celplast Packaging Systems DJS Enterprises General Magnaplate Corp.

PMR Packaging Inc. Plan Automation Inc. Precision Air Convey Corporation (PAC) Techno Pak Packaging Systems

STENCIL-MAKING Industrial Marking Systems PMR Packaging Inc. Plan Automation Inc. Sterling Marking Products Inc. VisuaScan Inc.

STRAPPING Automated Packaging Systems Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. Canpaco Inc. Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Cousineau Packaging Inc. Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. Plan Automation Inc. Roberts PolyPro Samuel Strapping Systems Unisource Canada, Wulftec / M.J. Maillis Group

STRETCHBUNDLERS Alex E. Jones & Associates Canpaco Inc. Celplast Packaging Systems Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Cousineau Packaging Inc. Cousins Packaging Inc. DJS Enterprises Eastey Enterprises JG Packaging Lantech.com, LLC Newmapak Ltd. Omega Design Corp.

PMR Packaging Inc. Plan Automation Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems Unisource Canada, Wulftec / M.J. Maillis Group

STRETCHWRAPPING Alex E. Jones & Associates Artypac Automation Inc. Automated Packaging Systems B & T Sales Inc. Bradman Lake Inc. Britman Packaging Services Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. Canpaco Inc. CAPS/PhoenixWrappers Celplast Packaging Systems Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Chestwood – Mezey Distribution Cousineau Packaging Inc. Cousins Packaging Inc. Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. Farnell Packaging Limited General Conveyor Hartness International Heat Sealing Pkg Supplies Hood Packaging Corporation

ITW Muller Canada JG Packaging Lantech.com, LLC Moonstone Mechanical Newmapak Ltd. Omega Design Corp.

Orion Packaging Systems PMR Packaging Inc. Packaging Machinery Concepts Plan Automation Inc. Premier Tech Systems Reiser (Canada) Co. SDI Packaging Inc. SACMI Beverage & Packaging Samuel Strapping Systems Strong Point Automation Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems Union Standard Equipment Co. Wulftec / M.J. Maillis Group

TABLET PRESSING Artypac Automation Inc. Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. DJS Enterprises Plan Automation Inc. Union Standard Equipment Co.

TAGGING

Plan Automation Inc. Union Standard Equipment Co.

TAMPER EVIDENT BANDING Alex E. Jones & Associates Canpaco Inc. Capmatic Ltee Celplast Packaging Systems Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. DJS Enterprises JG Packaging KRONES Machinery Co. Newmapak Ltd. PDC International Corp Plan Automation Inc. SPS/PHIN Limited

TEA-BAGGING Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd. Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. DJS Enterprises General Packaging Equipment Ilapak Inc. JG Packaging Plan Automation Inc. R.A Jones & Co. Union Standard Equipment Co.

TESTING EQUIPMENT Artypac Automation Inc. Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. DJS Enterprises Kaps-All Packaging Systems M+L Testing Equipment (1995) Mettler-Toledo LLC New England Machinery Inc. OnGuard Prod Inspection Plan Automation Inc. R-J Machinery Inc.

THERMOFORMING Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd. Bosch Packaging Technology Buckhorn Canada Inc.

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PACKAGING MACHINERY WHO MAKES/SELLS WHAT AND WHERE TO FIND THEM CFS North America Canpaco Inc. Celplast Packaging Systems Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. DJS Enterprises Goldrich Printpak Inc. Heat Sealing Pkg Supplies Multivac Canada Inc. ORICS Oystar North America Plan Automation Inc. Reiser (Canada) Co. Schubert Packaging Automation Sipromac ll Stock Packaging Canada Techno Pak Packaging Systems Uhlmann Packaging Systems LP Unisource Canada, VC999 Canada Winpak Portion Packaging Ltd.

Plan Automation Inc. Septimatech Group Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems

TRAY HOODERS CRIMPERS Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. ORICS Plan Automation Inc.

TRAY-CUP FILLING SEALING

Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd. Alex E. Jones & Associates Artypac Automation Inc. Celplast Packaging Systems Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Cima-Pak Corporation ControlGMC DJS Enterprises Heat and Control, Inc. Multivac Canada Inc. Newmapak Ltd. Optima Machinery Corporation THERMOSTATS ORICS Heat Sealing Pkg Supplies Plan Automation Inc. M+L Testing Equipment (1995) R.A Jones & Co. Plan Automation Inc. R-J Machinery Inc. TIMING SCREWS Reiser (Canada) Co. ReiserPackaging_Full 1 7/3/13 SACMI 4:03 PM Page &1 Packaging Charles DownerLine_July2013_CP_Layout & Co. Ltd. Beverage DJS Enterprises Stock Packaging Canada PMR Packaging Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems Packaging Equip & Conveyors

TRAYLOADERS Alex E. Jones & Associates Artypac Automation Inc. B & T Sales Inc. Bosch Packaging Technology Bradman Lake Inc. Canpaco Inc. Capmatic Ltee Cermex Inc. Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Chisholm Machinery Sales Ltd. Compacker Systems, LLC Consolidated Technologies DJS Enterprises Doboy Inc., Bosch Pkg Tech.

Eagle Packaging Machinery LLC Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd. Hartness International KRONES Machinery Co. Langen Packaging Inc. M.D. Packaging Inc. MARQ Packaging Systems Inc. MultiFeeder Technology, Inc. Multivac Canada Inc. Newmapak Ltd. ORICS PMR Packaging Inc. Plan Automation Inc. Propack Processing & Packaging Systems Schneider Packaging Equipment

Sipromac ll Techno Pak Packaging Systems Triangle Package Machinery Co. Unisource Canada, WeighPack Systems Inc. Wepackit 2009 Inc. Yamato

TUBE PACKAGING, SQUEEZE TUBES 1 Filling Sealing Metal 2 Filling Sealing Plastic Capmatic Ltee 1, 2 DJS Enterprises 1, 2 Oystar North America 1, 2 Pemberton & Associates Inc. 2 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2 Prodo-Pak Corp 1, 2 ProSys Innovative Pkg Equip 1, 2 R.A Jones & Co. 1, 2 R-J Machinery Inc. 2 Schubert Packaging Automation 2 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1, 2 Union Standard Equipment Co. 1, 2

TUBS-CUP-FILLING SEALING Alex E. Jones & Associates ControlGMC ORICS ProSys Innovative Pkg Equip R.A Jones & Co.

UNSCRAMBLING

REISER FORM /FILL/SEAL PACKAGING

Alex E. Jones & Associates Artypac Automation Inc. Auto-Mate Technologies, LLC Bosch Packaging Technology Capmatic Ltee DJS Enterprises Feed Systems Inc. Garvey Corp.

General Conveyor Hartness International Kaps-All Packaging Systems M.D. Packaging Inc. McBrady Engineering Inc. New England Machinery Inc. Newmapak Ltd. Omega Design Corp.

Oystar North America PMR Packaging Inc. Packaging Equip & Conveyors Plan Automation Inc. Prodo-Pak Corp R.A Jones & Co. SIDEL (Canada) Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems Union Standard Equipment Co. Winpak Ltd.

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Artypac Automation Inc. Automationdirect Canpaco Inc. Capmatic Ltee Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. DJS Enterprises HayssenSandiacre Ilapak Inc. Langen Packaging Inc. M.D. Packaging Inc. Multivac Canada Inc. Oystar North America PMR Packaging Inc. Plan Automation Inc. Prodo-Pak Corp Reiser (Canada) Co. Union Standard Equipment Co. Unisource Canada, VC999 Canada

VACUUM & GAS PACKAGING

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1 Flexible 2 Rigid Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd. 1 Alte-Rego Corporation 1 Automationdirect 1 Bizerba Canada Inc. 1, 2 CFS North America 1, 2 CVP Systems, Inc. 1, 2 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 1, 2 Cima-Pak Corporation 1, 2 Crown Metal Packaging Cda LP 2 Cryovac – A Division of Sealed Air (Canada) 1 Formost Fuji Corporation 1 General Packaging Equipment 1 HayssenSandiacre 1 Heat Sealing Pkg Supplies 1, 2 Ilapak Inc. 1 McBrady Engineering Inc. 2 Multivac Canada Inc. 1, 2 ORICS 1, 2 Packaging Machinery Concepts 1 Peel Plastic Products Ltd. 1 Pemberton & Associates Inc. 1 Prolamina 1 R.A Jones & Co. 1, 2 Reiser (Canada) Co. 1, 2 Sipromac ll 1, 2 Steelnor Systems 1 Stock Packaging Canada 1, 2 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1, 2

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Triangle Package Machinery Co. 1 VC999 Canada 1, 2 WeighPack Systems Inc. 1 Winpak Ltd. 1, 2

• This section lists the various types of machinery and supplies used by converters of flexible packaging materials, and by makers of folding, setup, corrugated and fibre boxes and similar packs.

• Advertisers are shown in red type.

• For full addresses of companies listed on the following pages, turn to the Address Section of this Buyers’ Guide.

VACUUM FORMING

Buckhorn Canada Inc. CFS North America Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. Canpaco Inc. Celplast Packaging Systems Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Goldrich Printpak Inc. Heat Sealing Pkg Supplies ORICS Plan Automation Inc. Stock Packaging Canada Union Standard Equipment Co. VC999 Canada Winpak Ltd.

ADHESIVE APPLICATORS

1 Glue 2 Hotmelt 3 Other 4 UV-Cured 3M Canada 2 Ahearn & Soper Inc. 3 Associated Pkg Equipment Corp. 2 Automated Packaging Systems 1, 2 Capmatic Ltee 1, 2, 3, 4 Eagle Packaging Machinery LLC 1, 2 Glue Dots International 1 HMA Systems 1, 2 ITW Dynatec 1, 2, 3 Moonstone Mechanical 1, 2 Nordson Canada Limited 1, 2, 3, 4 SDI Packaging Inc. 3 Samuel Strapping Systems 1, 2 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 2 Valco Melton Inc. 1, 2, 3 VanSco Products 1 VisuaScan Inc. 1 WeighPack Systems Inc. 1, 2

VACUUM PUMPS Capmatic Ltee DJS Enterprises Festo Inc. M+L Testing Equipment (1995) Plan Automation Inc. R E Morrison Equipment Inc. VC999 Canada

VIBRATORS Alex E. Jones & Associates Capmatic Ltee Eckert Machines Eriez Magnetic Products, Inc. MARQ Packaging Systems Inc. Packaging Machinery Concepts Plan Automation Inc. Stock Packaging Canada Techno Pak Packaging Systems Union Standard Equipment Co.

ADHESIVE MIXERS

WEB SPLICERS

Union Standard Equipment Co.

Alex E. Jones & Associates Charles Downer & Co. Ltd.

BAGMAKING

1 Cellulose Film 2 Paper 3 Polyethylene Film 4 Valving 5 Window-Applying Automationdirect 3 Baumer Inc. 3 Canpaco Inc. 1, 3 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 2, 5 Nordson Canada Limited 2 Peel Plastic Products Ltd. 3 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Prolamina 1, 3, 4 Rennco LLC 3 Seville Plastics 2, 3, 4 Steelnor Systems 3 Wedlock Paper Converters Ltd. 2, 5 WeighPack Systems Inc. 3 Windmoeller & Hoelscher Corp. 2, 3

WIRE STITCHING

Plan Automation Inc. Samuel Strapping Systems

WRAPPING

Alex E. Jones & Associates Bradman Lake Inc. CFS North America Canpaco Inc. Celplast Packaging Systems Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Chestwood – Mezey Distribution Cousineau Packaging Inc. Cryovac – A Division of Sealed Air (Canada) DJS Enterprises Doboy Inc., Bosch Pkg Tech.

Douglas Machine Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. Formost Fuji Corporation HayssenSandiacre Heat Sealing Pkg Supplies Ilapak Inc. Lantech.com, LLC M.D. Packaging Inc. Orion Packaging Systems Plan Automation Inc. Samuel Strapping Systems Techno Pak Packaging Systems Union Standard Equipment Co. Unisource Canada

BALING PRESSES

Plan Automation Inc. Premier Tech Systems Samuel Strapping Systems

BANDING, WIRE STRAPPING

Bobst North America 4 Bosch Rexroth Canada Corp. 1 Carlo Gavazzi (Canada) Inc. 5 Davis Controls Ltd. 3, 5 Dependable Marking Systems 4 The Montalvo Corporation 1, 2 Omron Canada Inc. 2, 4, 5, 6 STANMECH Technologies Inc. 5 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1 Wajax Industrial Components LP 1, 2, 3, 5

BLANKETS

1 Offset 2 Printing Habasit Canada Limited 2 Heidelberg Canada 1, 2

BOX HANDLES

1 “T” Handles 2 Case Locks & Handles 3 Striping & Strap 4 Support Plates Hudson Supplies Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4

CORES

1 Core Chucks 2 Core Cutters 3 Cores The Montalvo Corporation 1 Precision Air Convey Corporation (PAC) 2 Septimatech Group Inc. 3 VisuaScan Inc. 3

BOXMAKING

1 Corrugated 2 Fibre 3 Folding Cartons 4 Plastic 5 Setup 6 Window-Applying Automated Packaging Systems 3 Bobst North America 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Boehmer Box LP 3 Buckhorn Canada Inc. 4 CANAMPAC 3 Cascades Boxboard Group 1, 2, 3, 5, 6 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 1 Ellis Packaging Ltd. 3 Grimsby Packaging Limited 1 Hartness International 1 Heidelberg Canada 3 LYFT Visual 3 Manroland Canada 3 MeadWestvaco Packaging Systems 3 Packaging Technologies Inc. 1 Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 SACMI Beverage & Packaging 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 Unisource Canada, 1, 2, 3

CORONA TREATERS Enercon Industries Corp.

M.D. Packaging Inc. Pillar Technologies

CORRUGATORS Bobst North America

CUP EQUIPMENT

1 Cup & Container Lid Machines 2 Cup Machines Bobst North America 1 Capmatic Ltee 1, 2 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 1 New England Machinery Inc. 1 R-J Machinery Inc. 1, 2 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1

CUTTERS

1 Card 2 Film 3 Label 4 Paper Associated Pkg Equipment Corp. 3 Chestwood – Mezey Distribution 4 Heidelberg Canada 3, 4 Manroland Canada 3, 4 Precision Air Convey Corporation (PAC) 2, 3, 4 Samuel Strapping Systems 2 Tharo Systems, Inc. 3 VisuaScan Inc. 1, 3, 4

CHASES Bobst North America

COATING EQUIPMENT

1 Lacquer & Varnish 2 Resins & Hotmelts 3 Wax Automated Packaging Systems 2, 3 Bobst North America 1, 3 HMA Systems 2 Heidelberg Canada 1 Manroland Canada 1 Nordson Canada Limited 2 Windmoeller & Hoelscher Corp. 1 Wolverine Flexographic Mfg Co 1

CUTTERS & CREASERS Bobst North America Esko USA Heidelberg Canada Manroland Canada Precision Air Convey Corporation (PAC)

COLLATORS Artypac Automation Inc. Bradman Lake Inc. Longford International Ltd. MultiFeeder Technology, Inc. Oystar North America Propack Processing & Packaging Systems

CYLINDERS

1 Flexographic 2 Plate Mounting 3 Rubber Plate Dependable Marking Systems 3 Groupe Lelys 1, 2, 3 Heidelberg Canada 1 Prolamina 1 Sterling Marking Products Inc. 1, 3 Williamson Printing Materials 1, 2, 3

COLOR MATCHING EQUIPMENT M+L Testing Equipment (1995)

CONTROLS 1 2 3 4 5 6

Clutch & Brake Edge Alignment Humidity Also Indicators Register Temperature Web Guides

DENSITOMETERS Groupe Lelys Heidelberg Canada M+L Testing Equipment (1995)

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CONVERTING MACHINERY WHO MAKES/SELLS WHAT AND WHERE TO FIND THEM Bobst North America Esko USA Flexo-Printing Equipment Corp.

Heidelberg Canada Manroland Canada

DIES

1 Cutting Solid 2 Rubber Dependable Marking Systems 2 Groupe Lelys 1 M.D. Packaging Inc. 2 Sterling Marking Products Inc. 1

DIGITAL ASSET MANAGER Esko USA

DISPENSING

1 Bottle 2 Coupons & Leaflets 3 Napkin 4 Pen 5 Pouch 6 Straw Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 2 Dependable Marking Systems 5 George Gordon Associates, Inc. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Groupe Lelys 2 Longford International Ltd. 2, 5 M.D. Packaging Inc. 2, 5 Omega Design Corp. 5 Pemberton & Associates Inc. 5 Richards Packaging Inc. 1 Steelnor Systems 5 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 2, 5

DOCTOR BLADES Groupe Lelys Heidelberg Canada Prolamina

DOCTOR REWINDERS Flexo-Printing Equipment Corp.

DRYERS

Eckert Machines Groupe Lelys Kraken Automation Inc. R E Morrison Equipment Inc. STANMECH Technologies Inc.

EMBOSSING MACHINES Bobst North America Dependable Marking Systems Norwood Marking Systems Sterling Marking Products Inc.

ENGRAVING EQUIPMENT Heidelberg Canada Sterling Marking Products Inc.

ENVELOPE-MAKING Automationdirect

EXTRUDING

1 Extruder Dies 2 Extruder/Coaters 3 Extruder/Laminators 4 Extruding Machines Film Baumer Inc. 1, 2, 4 Bobst North America 3 Brampton Engineering Inc. 1, 2, 3, 4 Macro Engineering & Technology 1, 2, 3, 4 Propack Processing & Packaging Systems 2 Seville Plastics 3, 4 Windmoeller & Hoelscher Corp. 4

EYELETTING MACHINES Oystar North America

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FILM-CASTING EQUIPMENT

R E Morrison Equipment Inc. 1 STANMECH Technologies Inc. 1

FLATTENERS, BAGS

LAMINATORS

Baumer Inc. B & T Sales Inc. Strong Point Automation Inc.

FOLDER-GLUERS Bobst North America Heidelberg Canada Roberts PolyPro

FOUNTAINS

1 Dividers 2 Ink Heidelberg Canada 1, 2 Matthews Marking Products 2

GLUE POTS Associated Pkg Equipment Corp.

HMA Systems

GUILLOTINES Chestwood – Mezey Distribution Heidelberg Canada Manroland Canada Propack Processing & Packaging Systems

GUMMED TAPE APPLICATORS

Bobst North America Chestwood – Mezey Distribution HMA Systems VisuaScan Inc.

LITHO PLATEMAKING EQUIPMENT Heidelberg Canada

MANDRELS Heidelberg Canada Tri-Mach Group

METALIZING & DEMETALIZING EQUIPMENT Bobst North America Celplast Metallized Products

MOUNTING PROVING MACHINES 1 Rotogravure 2 Rubber Plates Bobst North America 1 Heidelberg Canada 2 Sterling Marking Products Inc. 2 Williamson Printing Materials 2

Canpaco Inc. Sterling Marking Products Inc.

OFFSET ELIMINATORS

GUMMING MACHINES

OVENS

VisuaScan Inc.

GUSSET MACHINES JG Packaging

HEAT SEALERS Automationdirect Canpaco Inc. Cima-Pak Corporation Fischbein Company Heat Sealing Pkg Supplies JG Packaging Steelnor Systems Unisource Canada,

IMPRINTERS Automationdirect Dependable Marking Systems Norwood Marking Systems Resolution Inplant Services Sterling Marking Products Inc.

INKS

1 Flexographic 2 Fluorescent 3 I.R. 4 Letterpress 5 Lithographic 6 Non-toxic 7 Rotogravure 8 Screen Printing 9 U.V. Groupe Lelys 1, 2, 3, 4, 9 Heidelberg Canada 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 9 INX International Ink Co. 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Leading Edge Inkjet 1 Prolamina 1

KNIVES

1 Air 2 Cutter Chestwood – Mezey Distribution 2 Eckert Machines 1 Manroland Canada 2 ORICS 2 Precision Air Convey Corporation (PAC) 2

Heidelberg Canada Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. M+L Testing Equipment (1995)

PAPER SHREDDERS Chestwood – Mezey Distribution Precision Air Convey Corporation (PAC)

PASTERS

1 Label Dependable Marking Systems 1 M.D. Packaging Inc. 1 Sterling Marking Products Inc. 1

PHOTOPOLYMER PLATEMAKING EQUIPMENT E.I. DuPont Canada Company Esko USA Heidelberg Canada Williamson Printing Materials

PLATEMAKING EQUIPMENT 1 Flexo 2 Letterpress 3M Canada 1 E.I. DuPont Canada Company 1 Esko USA 1 Groupe Lelys 1 Heidelberg Canada 1, 2 Williamson Printing Materials 1, 2

POINT OF PURCHASE DISPLAYS Kruger Inc. Packaging Technologies Inc. Peel Plastic Products Ltd.

POUCH MAKING Automationdirect Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. JG Packaging Peel Plastic Products Ltd. Prodo-Pak Corp WeighPack Systems Inc.

PRE-PRESS SERVICES Peel Plastic Products Ltd.

PRESSES 1

Cutting Blanking

2 Cutting Creasing 3 Printing & Slotting 4 Stripping Blanking Bobst North America 1, 2, 3, 4 Habasit Canada Limited 1, 2 Manroland Canada 1, 2, 4

PRINTING PLATES

1 Flexographic 2 Letterpress 3 Lithographic 4 Plastic 5 Rubber 6 Rubber Plastic Annan & Bird Lithographers 3 Bemis Packaging 1, 5, 6 Dependable Marking Systems 1, 5 E.I. DuPont Canada Company 1 Greydon Inc. 1, 5 Groupe Lelys 1 Heidelberg Canada 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 M.D. Packaging Inc. 1 Norampac, a Division of Cascades Canada ULC 1 Prolamina 1 Sterling Marking Products Inc. 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 Unisource Canada, 1, 4, 5 Williamson Printing Materials 1, 2, 5

PRINTING PRESSES

1 Bag 2 Carton 3 Envelope 4 Flexographic 5 Gummed Tape 6 Label 7 Letterpress 8 Metal-Decorating 9 Offset Dry Indirect Letterpress 10 Offset Lithographic 11 Plastics-Decorating 12 Platen 13 Rotogravure 14 Screen-Printing 15 Ticket & Tag Annan & Bird Lithographers 10 Baumer Inc. 4 Bemis Packaging 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 12 Bobst North America 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 11, 13 Dependable Marking Systems 1, 4, 6, 15 Flexo-Printing Equipment Corp. 4, 5, 6, 15 Greydon Inc. 4, 12 Groupe Lelys 4, 6 Habasit Canada Limited 1, 2, 3, 4 Heidelberg Canada 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 10, 11, 14, 15 Iconotech 1, 2, 6 Manroland Canada 2, 6, 8, 9, 10 Matthews Marking Products 4 Muller Martini Canada 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 15 Primera Technology 6 Prolamina 4 QuickLabel Systems 6, 15 Sterling Marking Products Inc. 2, 4, 5, 6 Viascan Inc. 6, 15 Wedlock Paper Converters Ltd. 1, 4, 13 Windmoeller & Hoelscher Corp. 4, 13 Winpak Ltd. 4 Wolverine Flexographic Mfg Co 1, 4, 6

PUMPS

1 Air 2 Ink Circulating Bemis Packaging 2 Heidelberg Canada 2 R E Morrison Equipment Inc. 1 Williamson Printing Materials 2

CONVERTING MACHINERY WHO MAKES/SELLS WHAT AND WHERE TO FIND THEM PUNCHERS

Williamson Printing Materials

REWINDS

Bobst North America Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Plan Automation Inc.

TEAR STRIP MACHINES

SPRAYERS

TENSION DISCS

SPLICERS

Longford International Ltd. Baumer Inc. Bemis Packaging Macro Engineering & Technology Tharo Systems, Inc.

Manroland Canada Plan Automation Inc.

ROLL HANDLING Charles Downer & Co. Ltd.

STANDS, UNWIND & REWIND

ROLL LEAF STAMPING Dependable Marking Systems Leading Edge Inkjet

ROLLS

1 Coating 2 Cooling 3 Design 4 Embossing 5 Engraving 6 Impregnating 7 Inking 8 Laminating 9 Printing 10 Rubber 11 Spreader 12 Waxing Automated Packaging Systems 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12 Bemis Packaging 1, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10 Clarke Roller & Rubber Ltd. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Dependable Marking Systems 7, 9, 10 Heidelberg Canada 1, 9 Leading Edge Inkjet 7, 9 Sterling Marking Products Inc. 7, 10 VisuaScan Inc. 7, 8 Wajax Industrial Components LP 1, 3, 10

Baumer Inc. Bobst North America Macro Engineering & Technology The Montalvo Corporation Plan Automation Inc.

STATIC ELIMINATORS

TANKS, HEATING & DIPPING M+L Testing Equipment (1995) Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Edelstein Diversified Co. Ltd. Dependable Marking Systems

TESTING EQUIPMENT M+L Testing Equipment (1995)

THERMOMETERS M+L Testing Equipment (1995)

THERMOSTATS M+L Testing Equipment (1995)

TUBE WINDERS

3M Canada General Magnaplate Corp.

Precision Air Convey Corporation (PAC)

Baumer Inc. Habasit Canada Limited

STEP & REPEAT MACHINES

Baumer Inc. Bobst North America Flexo-Printing Equipment Corp.

Macro Engineering & Technology

Esko USA

TACHOMETER Chartwell Automation M+L Testing Equipment (1995) Omron Canada Inc.

TAKEOFF UNITS Baumer Inc. Macro Engineering & Technology

TURRET REWINDS

UNWINDERS Bizerba Canada Inc. Bobst North America Macro Engineering & Technology Tharo Systems, Inc.

USED EQUIPMENT

Capmatic Ltee Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Dependable Marking Systems Manroland Canada Moonstone Mechanical R-J Machinery Inc. SACMI Beverage & Packaging Union Standard Equipment Co. VC999 Canada

VACUUM PUMPS Capmatic Ltee Festo Inc. M+L Testing Equipment (1995) R E Morrison Equipment Inc. R-J Machinery Inc. VC999 Canada

VISCOSITY CONTROLS Capmatic Ltee Inkspec/PAD Williamson Printing Materials

WINDERS

1 Film 2 Foil Baumer Inc. 1 Bemis Packaging 1 Bobst North America 1, 2 Brampton Engineering Inc. 1 Dependable Marking Systems 1, 2 Macro Engineering & Technology 1

RUBBER PLATE VULCANIZERS Sterling Marking Products Inc. Williamson Printing Materials

RUBBER PLATEMAKING EQUIPMENT Heidelberg Canada Williamson Printing Materials

RUBBER STAMPMAKING MACHINES Williamson Printing Materials

RULE BENDERS Bobst North America

RULES, CREASING CUTTING ETC. Bobst North America

SCANNERS

1 Electronic 2 Laser 3 Optical Ahearn & Soper Inc. 2, 3 Automated Packaging Systems 2, 3 Balluff Canada Inc. 2, 3 Banner Engineering Corp. 2, 3 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. 1, 3 Chartwell Automation 1, 2, 3 Dependable Marking Systems 1 Industrial Marking Systems 2 Labelling Technologies 1, 3 Manroland Canada 1 Matthews Marking Products 1, 2 Omron Canada Inc. 2, 3 RFID Canada 1, 2, 3 SICK Inc. 2 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1, 2, 3 Tri-Tronics Company Inc. 3 TruColor Vision Systems Inc. 3 Viascan Inc. 2 VisuaScan Inc. 1, 2, 3 Weber Marking Systems of Cda. 1, 2

SCORERS Manroland Canada VisuaScan Inc.

SCRAP REMOVAL SYSTEMS Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Precision Air Convey Corporation (PAC)

SHEET CLEANERS Manroland Canada

SHEETING MACHINES Manroland Canada Strathcona Paper LP

SLEEVES

1 Slitter 2 Snap-On Plan Automation Inc. 1, 2

SLITTERS & REWINDERS

Bobst North America Edelstein Diversified Co. Ltd. Flexo-Printing Equipment Corp.

Plan Automation Inc. Primera Technology Propack Processing & Packaging Systems QuickLabel Systems

SLITTERS & SCORERS Bobst North America Plan Automation Inc. Propack Processing & Packaging Systems

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SLOTTERS Bobst North America Plan Automation Inc.

SOLVENT RECOVERY EQUIPMENT Plan Automation Inc.

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PACKAGE MAKERS WHO MAKES/SELLS WHAT AND WHERE TO FIND THEM AEROSOL FILLERS CAPMATIC LTEE 12180 boul Albert Hudon Montréal-Nord QC H1G 3K7 Tel: 514-322-0062 Fax: 514-322-0063 Email: sales@capmatic. com Web: www.capmatic.com Pres: Alioscia Bassani. Types of products packaged -- Pharmaceuticals, Hair Sprays, Shaving Lathers. Toiletries. Perfumes. Insect Sprays, Room Deodorizers, Paints, Coatings, Veterinarian and Pet Products, Automotive Waxes, De-Icers, Tire Inflaters, Cleaners, Household Polishes, Laudry Products, Show Dyes, etc.

PACIFIC PACKAGING MACHINERY 1284 Puerta Del Sol San Clemente CA 92673 USA Tel: 949-369-2425 Fax: 949-369-2429 Email: information@ pacificpak.com Web: www.pacificpak.com Pres: Pete Carpino.

Types of products packaged -- Hairspray, household cleaners, pharmaceutical, room deodorizers.

BARCODE CERTIFICATION BARCODE GRAPHICS INC.

5-25 Brodie Dr Richmond Hill ON L4B 3K7 Tel: 905-7701154 Fax: 905-787-1575 Email: info@barcodegraphics.com Web: www.barcodegraphics.com Pres: John Herzig. Sales Mgr: Connie Furtado. Instant Barcode EPS/PDF Masters And Nutrition Facts Graphics Online 24/7. Barcode Labels And Tags (QR, Data Matrix, UPC, EAN, SCC, B3, Cargo, Pars, Paps, Etc), Barcode Labeling Software, Printers, Blank Labels (Thermal Transfer, Laser). Thermal Transfer Ribbons And ANSI/ISO Verifiers. ScanRight™ Certification, QC Seminars And Training.

GOLDRICH PRINTPAK INC. 100 Industry St Toronto ON M6M 4L8 Tel: 416-769-9000 Fax: 416-769-5454 Email: leslieg@goldpak.com Web: www. goldpak.com Pres & CEO: Leslie Goldberg. Certification and testing services -- Barcode scanning.

BOXMAKERS ASTRO BOX CORP. 1-117 Basaltic Rd Concord ON L4K 1G4 Tel: 905-695-8788 866-255-5328 Fax: 905-695-8791 Email: info@astroboxcorp. com Web: www.astroboxcorp.com Pres: C. Parlagreco. Folding Cartons. Facilities -- Die Cutting, Creasing, Scoring, Perforating, Litho, Coating, Hot Stamping, Embossing.

CASCADES BOXBOARD GROUP. - FOLDING CARTONS 7830 Tranmere Dr Mississauga ON L5S 1L9 Tel: 905678-8211 Fax: 905-678-7233 Web: www.cascades.com Sales Mgr: Tony Corsillo. Cartons. Facilities -- Coating, Creasing, Diecutting, Embossing, Flexo, Hot-Stamping, Litho, Perforating, Scoring.

CENTRAL GRAPHICS & CONTAINER GROUP 5526 Timberlea Blvd Mississauga ON L4W 2T7 Tel: 905238-8400 Web: centralgrp.com Facilities -- Diecutting, Scoring, Perforating, Flexo Direct Print, Specialty Gluing.

CORRUPAL 225 av Liberte Candiac QC J5R 3X8 Tel: 450-638-4222 Web: www.corrupal.com Pres: Yvan Quirion. Plant Mgr: Claude Boyer. Sales Mgr: Laurie Du Temple Quirion.

ELLIS PACKAGING LTD. 1830 Sandstone Manor Pickering ON L1W 3Y1 Tel: 905-7987715 Fax: 905-831-7571 Email: sales@ellispkg.com Web: www.ellispkg.com Pres: Cathie Ellis. Plant Mgr: Don Smart.

VP Sls: Brad T. Weale. Cartons. Other plants -- Ellis Packaging West, Guelph, ON; Ellis Paper Box, Mississauga, ON. Facilities -- Coating, Greasing, Diecutting, Embossin, Flexo, HotStamping, Litho, Perforating, Scoring

ELOPAK CANADA INC. 6430 boul des Grandes Prairies Saint-Leonard QC H1P 1A2 Tel: 514-326-0350 514-913-4457 Fax: 514-326-6372 Web: www. elopak.com Plant Mgr: Stephen Hewitt. Sales Mgr: Jason Giuliani.

Milk Cartons. Facilities -- Diecutting, Creasing, Flexo, Litho Printing.

GOLDRICH PRINTPAK INC. 100 Industry St Toronto ON M6M 4L8 Tel: 416-769-9000 Fax: 416-769-5454 Email: leslieg@goldpak.com Web: www. goldpak.com Pres & CEO: Leslie Goldberg. Folding cartons.

Facilities -- Diecutting, Creasing, Scoring, Perforating, Litho, Coating, Hotstamping, Embossing, Gravure.

GRAPHIC PACKAGING CANADA CORP. 1691 Matheson Blvd Mississauga ON L4W 1S1 Tel: 905-6241701 Plant Mgr: Vince Cerasani. Other plants -- United States.

-- Folding cartons. Facilities -- Specialty Cartons, Rotogravure and Flexo Printing, Heat Seal Coating, Laminating, Demetallization.

CAPMATIC LTEE 12180 boul Albert Hudon Montréal-Nord QC H1G 3K7 Tel: 514-322-0062 Fax: 514-322-0063 Email: sales@capmatic. com Web: www.capmatic.com Pres: Alioscia Bassani. Types of Packages -- Blister, Bottles, Tubes.

A-1 Royal Gate Blvd Vaughan ON L4L 8Z7 Tel: 416-7987310 800-263-2368 Fax: 905-264-1529 Exec Asst: Andrea Lopez. Materials converted -- Papers, Films, Foils. Facilities -- Laminating, Flexo, Hot Stamping, Cold Foil, Embossing, Diecutting, Multipanel Labels.

Harris. Plant Mg/Vice-Presr: C Zammit. Materials converted -- Papers, Films, Foils & Boxboard. Facilities -- Laminating, Coating, Bagmaking, Letterpress, Litho, Flexo, Pressure Sensitive Labels, Inserts, Leaflets, Paper Bags, Shrink Sleeves.

CAPO INDUSTRIES LTD.

ATLANTIC PACKAGING PRODUCTS LTD.

LABELAD LTD.

1200 Corporate Dr Burlington ON L7L 5R6 Tel: 905-3326626 800-263-8250 Fax: 905-332-6616 Email: info@ capoindustries.com Web: www.capoindustries.com Types of products packaged -- Granular, powder, liquids. Types of packages -- Bottles, pouches, jars, pails, drums.

111 Progress Ave Toronto ON M1P 2Y9 Tel: 416-298-8101 800-268-5620 Fax: 416-297-2218 Email: janice_whitworth@ atlantic.ca Web: www.atlantic.ca Pres: David Boles. VP: Tim Boissinot, Sales Mgr: Sylvia Fisch. Other plants --Scarborough & Windsor, ON. Materials converted -- Papers and Films.

Facilities -- Manufacturer of polyethylene & paper bags.

CELPLAST METALLIZED PRODUCTS LIMITED

CANFAB PACKAGING INC.

4-67 Commander Blvd Toronto ON M1S 3M7 Tel: 416-2934330 800-866-0059 Fax: 416-293-9198 Email: npanagapka@ celplast.com Web: www.celplast.com VP: Bill Hellings. Plant Mgr: Marc Jolicoeur. Types of Packages -- Metallized PET, OPP, PE, Nylon, PVC, Clear Barrier PET, OPP, Nylon.

CONFAB LABORATORIES INC. 4355 boul Sir Wilfred Laurier Saint-Hubert QC J3Y 3X3 Tel: 450-443-6666 888-826-6322 Fax: 450-443-4466 Personnel -- Sr Dir-Sls/Mktg: Raymond Baribeau. Types of Products Packaged -- Pharmaceuticals. Types of Packages -- Blister, Bottles, Cartons, Shrink, Tubes. Confab offers packaging services such as bottling liquids and tablets, blisters both thermo and cold form, drinkable ampule filling, tube filling, plastic unit dose form/fill/seal.

ELOPAK CANADA INC. 6430 boul des Grandes Prairies Saint-Leonard QC H1P 1A2 Tel: 514-326-0350 514-913-4457 Fax: 514-326-6372 Web: www.elopak.com Personnel -- Plant Mgr: Stephen Hewitt. Sales Mgr: Jason Giuliani. Types of Products Packaged -- Powders, granulars and small pieces (food and non-food), liquid, Contract Packaging. Types of Packages -- Juice, eggs, milk cartons, liquid & dry filled gable top cartons.

GOLDRICH PRINTPAK INC. 100 Industry St Toronto ON M6M 4L8 Tel: 416-769-9000 Fax: 416-769-5454 Email: leslieg@goldpak.com Web: www. goldpak.com Personnel -- Pres & CEO: Leslie Goldberg. Types of Products Packaged -- Blister, Plastic to Plastic Sealing, Skin, Shrimk Wrap, Display Builds and Filling, Light Assembly, Boxing, Bagging. Types of Packages -- Blister Packs, Skin Packs, Folding Cartons, Displays Corrugated or Fibre Boxboard, Shrinkwrapping, Conveyor Assembly, Light Manufacturing.

LABELLING TECHNOLOGIES 31& 32-1435 Bonhill Rd Mississauga ON L5T 1V2 Tel: 905564-2794 888-250-1524 Fax: 905-564-2793 Email: sales@ labelling.com Web: www.labelling.com Representatives -- EXA Systems Inc., St Laurent, QC 514-333-3116 Fax: 514-3335688. Snell SPL Packaging, Mississauga, ON 905-565-9484 Fax: 905-565-9485. Personnel -- Pres: William K. Batter.

Sls/Mktg Mgr: Alex L. Simeonov. Types of Products Packaged -- P.S. Labelling Equipment.

LES EMBALLAGES KNOWLTON / KNOWLTON PACKAGING 315 ch Knowlton Knowlton QC J0E 1V0 Tel: 450-242-2727 450-243-6161 Fax: 450-243-0559 Personnel -- Pres: John Bertuccini. VP-Ops: Alain Pilon. CFO: Pierre Prudhomme. VPSls/Mktg: Mario Allaire. Types of Products Packaged -- Health & Beauty, A/P-DEO, Facial Care, Sun Care, nail Care, Hair Colour. Types of Packages -- Tubes, Bottles, Jars, Canister, Cartons, Shrink.

NOVA PACK LIMITED 6470 Northam Dr Mississauga ON L4V 1H9 Tel: 905-6736682 Fax: 905-672-7225 Web: www.novapk.com Personnel -- Pres: James Houghton. Types of Products Packaged -- Dry, Pharmaceutical. Types of Packages -- Blister, Carton, Form/Fill/Seal, Shrink, POP/POS Display, Bagging, Kitting, Shrinkbanding.

REPACK CANADA & THE FREELANCE PORTFOLIO 425 Norfinch Dr Toronto ON M3N 1Y7 Tel: 416-656-6227 416-736-4441 877-804-4841 Fax: 416-736-4442 Email: info@repackcanada.com Web: www.retailreadyexperts. ca Personnel -- Pres: Carol Levy. Sales Mgr: Eira BraunLabossiere. Types of Products Packaged -- Prepackaged foods, pharmaceuticals, liquor, hardware, personal care products, household goods and more. Types of Packages -- Cartons, shrink, secondary packaging, design, build, pack in-store displays.

STOCK PACKAGING CANADA

3000 Page St London ON N5V 5H3 Tel: 519-451-2100 Fax: 519-451-2107 Web: www.jonespackaging.com Pres: Ron Harris. Vice Chmn/Plant Mgr: J. Roberts. Sales/Tech Mgr: F. Nichols. Folding Cartons. Other plants -- Guelph ON (519) 8210550. Facilities -- Diecutting, Creasing, Scoring, Perforating, Letterpress, Litho, Flexo, Coating, Hot-Stamping, Embossing.

815A Tecumseh Pointe-Claire QC H9R 4B1 Tel: 514-4261266 Fax: 514-426-1200 Email: info@stockcanada.ca Web: www.stockcanada.ca Branches -- Grafton, WI USA 262-3754100 Personnel -- Director: Eric Williamson. Sales: Henryette Michaud, Jason Miller, Aline Segondy. Types of Packaging -- Flexible, Trays: PP, HPDE, CPET, EVOH, APET and Film.

Other: Sealing Machine, Thermoformer, Fill, Seal and Retort.

MEADWESTVACO PACKAGING SYSTEMS LP

VULSAY INDUSTRIES LTD.

JONES PACKAGING INC.

281 Fairall St Ajax ON L1S 1R7 Tel: 905-683-2330 Sales Mgr: Peter Ferras.

PACKAGING TECHNOLOGIES INC. 310 Courtland Ave Concord ON L4K 4Y6 Tel: 905-738-8226 800-303-5883 Fax: 905-738-6182 Email: toronto@ptibox. com Web: www.ptibox.com Pres: Tim Boissinot. Plant Mgr: Clarence Brown.

CONTRACT PACKAGING BRADMAN LAKE INC.

3050 Southcross Blvd Rock Hill SC 29730 USA Tel: 704-5883301 Fax: 704-588-3302 Email: usa@bradmanlake.com Web: www.bradmanlake.com Distributor -- Propack, Oakville, ON 905469-3337 Fax: 905-469-3275. Personnel -- VP Sls/Mktg: Nick Bisop. Types of Products Packaged -- Dry, Liquid, Food, Pastes, Powders, Candy & Confectionery, Bakery. Types of Packages -Bottles, Cartons, Form/Fill/Seal, Pouches, Jars, Shrink.

BRITMAN PACKAGING SERVICES 655 Finley Ave Ajax ON L1S 3V3 Tel: 905-619-1477 Fax: 905-619-1478 Email: farhatb@britman.com Web: www. britman.com Personnel -- Pres: Farhat Buchh. Plant Mgr: Ray Grzesik. Types of Products Packaged -- Food, Powder. Types of Packages -- Bottles, Cartons, Form/Fill/Seal, Skin, Tubes.

BUCKHORN CANADA INC. 8032 Torbram Rd Brampton ON L6T 3T2 Tel: 905-7916500 800-461-7579 Fax: 905-791-9942 Email: sales@ buckhorncanada.com Web: www.buckhorncanada.com Branches -- Calgary, AB 403-278-9303; Montreal, QC 514336-1991. Personnel -- VP&Gen Mgr: Jim Morrison. Natl Sls Mgr: Tim Walsh. Types of Products Packaged -- Food, Meat, Poultry, Retail Products, etc. Types of Packages -- Pallets, Bins, Trays, Broad Trays.

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35 Regan Rd Brampton ON L7A 1B2 Tel: 905-846-2200 905-495-5127 Fax: 905-846-2249 Email: geoff.kilburn@ deltacogroup.com Web: www.vulsay.com Personnel -- Gen Mgr: Geoff Kilburn. Plant Mgr: Nabil Hmaiden. Sales: Beverley Doyle. Types of Products Packaged -- Chemical: Lubricants, Antifreeze, Windshield Wash, Brake Fluid, Power Steering Fluid, Any Other Functional Automotive Fluids. Grandular: Solvents, Marine Products, Household Products, Agricultural Chemicals, Fuel Conditioners. Types of Packages -- Flexible, Plastic Bottles, Plastic & Steel Pails & Drums, Tin Cans, Totes & Bulk.

CONVERTERS OF PAPERS, FILMS, FOILS AHEARN & SOPER INC. 100 Woodbine Downs Blvd Toronto ON M9W 5S6 Tel: 416-675-3999 800-263-4258 Fax: 416-675-3457 Email: salesdept@ahearn.com Web: www.ahearn.com Vice Pres: Paul Pope. Sls Mgr: Paul Bergin. Material Converted -- Papers, Films. Facilities -- diecutting, flexo.

ALL-FILL INC. 418 Creamery Way Exton PA 19341-2500 USA Tel: 610524-7350 Fax: 610-524-7346 Email: info@all-fill.com Web: www.all-fill.com Materials converted: -- Papers, Films, Foils. Facilities -- Laminating, flexo, hot stamping, cold foil, embossing, diecutting, multipanel labels.

ALPHA POLY CORPORATION

296 Walker Dr Brampton ON L6T 4B3 Tel: 905-789-6770 Email: packaging@alphapoly.com Web: www.alphapoly.com Sales Mgr: Matthew Kerrigan. Materials converted -- Films.

Facilities -- Bagmaking, Coating, Flexo, Laminating, Roll Stock, Pouches, Slitting and Rewinding.

ASL PRINT FX LTD.

2740 rue St Patrick Montréal QC H3K 1B8 Tel: 514-9355265 888-522-6322 Fax: 514-935-1074 Email: info@ canfabpkg.com Web: www.canfabpkg.com Pres: T. Klein.

Materials converted -- Papers, Foils.

METRO LABEL COMPANY LTD.

CELPLAST METALLIZED PRODUCTS LIMITED 4-67 Commander Blvd Toronto ON M1S 3M7 Tel: 416293-4330 800-866-0059 Fax: 416-293-9198 Email: npanagapka@celplast.com Web: www.celplast.com Pres: Bill Hellings. Plant Mgr: Marc Jolicoeur. Materials converted -- Polyester, Polypropylene, Cast Polypropylene, Clear barrier films: SiOx, Alox film, Polyethylene, Nylon, Poly Vinyl Chloride, Oriented Poly Styrene from 36 - 4,000gauge. Facilities -Vacuum metallizing and coating of films for barrier packaging.

CHANTLER PACKAGING INC. 880 Lakeshore Rd E Mississauga ON L5E 1E1 Tel: 905274-2533 800-565-5245 Fax: 905-274-9522 Email: info@chantlerpackaging.com Web: www.chantlerpackaging. com CEO: Roy Ferguson. VP: Ian Ferguson. Plant Mgr: Ray Jacques. Materials Converted -- Films. Facilities -- Bagmaking, Flexo, Diecutting, Film Extrusion, Laminating, Slitting, Sheeting, Rewind.

CIMA-PAK CORPORATION 580 av Meloche Dorval QC H9P 2P4 Tel: 514-631-6222 877-631-2462 Fax: 514-631-7361 Email: info@cima-pak. com Web: www.cima-pak.com Gen Mgr: Sonja Berg. Facilities -- Bagmaking, Military Specified Packaging.

COVERTECH FABRICATING INC./ COVERTECH FLEXIBLE PACKAGING 279 Humberline Dr Etobicoke ON M9W 5T6 Tel: 416-7981340 800-837-8961 Fax: 416-798-1342 Email: info@ covertechfab.com Web: www.covertechfab.com Vice-Pres: John Starr. Materials converted -- Films, Foils. Facilities -Flexo, Bagmaking, Laminating, Diecutting

12 Principal Rd Scarborough ON M1R 4Z3 Tel: 416-4945400 877-504-7041 Fax: 416-494-5409 Email: info@ donwaypackaging.com Web: www.donwaypackaging.com Pres: James Molloy. Plant Mgr: Lambert Grant. Sales Mgr: Margarita Molloy Materials converted -- Papers. Facilities -- Diecutting, Slitting, Rewinding, Sheeting and Guillotining.

EDELSTEIN DIVERSIFIED CO. LTD. 100-9001 Avon Montréal QC H4X 2G8 Tel: 514-489-8689 800-461-8273 Fax: 514-489-9707 Email: info@echotape. com Web: www.echotape.com Pres: Malcolm Matthew. Sales Mgr: M. Grevatt. Materials converted -- Papers, Films, Foils.

Facilities -- Pressure Sensitive Tape Converters.

ELOPAK CANADA INC. 6430 boul des Grandes Prairies Saint-Leonard QC H1P 1A2 Tel: 514-326-0350 514-913-4457 Fax: 514-326-6372 Web: www.elopak.com Plant Mgr: Stephen Hewitt. Sales Mgr: Jason Giuliani. Materials converted -- Papers, Foils. Facilities -- Converted Polyethylene Board and Foil Laminated Board.

Diecutting and Creasing, Flexo and Litho Printing.

FPC FLEXIBLE PACKAGING CORPORATION 1891 Eglinton Ave E Toronto ON M1L 2L7 Tel: 416-288-3060 888-288-7386 Fax: 416-288-0808 Web: www.fpcflexible. com Pres: Raj Thangavelu. Plant Mgr: Nila Chua. Materials converted -- Papers, Films, Foils. Facilities -- Coating, Embossing, Flexo, Gravure, Laminating, Pouch Making.

FARNELL PACKAGING LIMITED 30 Isley Ave Dartmouth NS B3B 1L3 Tel: 902-468-9378 800-565-9378 Fax: 902-468-3192 Web: www.farnell. ns.ca Pres: D. Farnell. Plant Mgr: D Christianson. Sales: N MacMillan. Materials converted -- Films, Foils. Facilities -- PE Film Extruder, Flexo Printer, Bag/Sheet Making as well as Pressure Sensitive (Self-Adhesive) Flexo Labels. Manufacturer with a 50+ year history providing packaging solutions.

Materials Converted -- Films. Facilities -- Bagmaking, Flexo.

GOLDRICH PRINTPAK INC. 100 Industry St Toronto ON M6M 4L8 Tel: 416-769-9000 Fax: 416-769-5454 Email: leslieg@goldpak.com Web: www. goldpak.com Pres/CEO: Leslie Goldberg. Materials converted -- Papers. Facilities -- Litho, Hot Stamping, Embossing, Diecutting, Creasing, Scoring, Folding, Coating, UV Coating.

PROLAMINA INC 1041 boul des Enterprises O Terrebonne QC J6Y 1V2 Tel: 450-626-4288 800-718-9235 Fax: 450-628-8842 Email: info@prolamina.com Web: www.prolamina.com Pres: Vincent Musacchio. Tech Mgr-R&D: Yvon Bolduc. Sales Mgr: Roberto Travaglini. Materials converted -- Films. Facilities -- Flexo Printing, Solventless Lamination, Pouch Making, 3-Side Seal, Stand-Up, Ziplock, Plain and Printed Rollstock Laminations.

SEVILLE PLASTICS INC. 279 Humberline Dr Etobicoke ON M9W 5T6 Tel: 416-7981340 800-837-8961 Fax: 416-798-1342 Email: info@ sevilleplastics.com Web: www.sevilleplastics.com President: Furo Orologia, Plant Mgr: Andrew Simone, Sales Mgr: John Starr. Materials converted -- Papers, Films and Foils. Facilities -- Bagmaking, Felxo and Laminating.

2327 Stanfield Rd Mississauga ON L4Y 1R6 Tel: 905-2779461 705-456-9405 Fax: 905-272-3625 Email: info@ wedlockpaper.com Web: www.wedlockpaper.com Pres: Sean Wedlock. Plant Mgr: Mauro Tambasco. Sales Mgr: Michael Stager. Materials converted -- Papers & Foils. Facilities -Bagmaking, Gravure, Flexo, Laminating, Slitting, Hot Melt Coatings.

WINPAK LTD. 100 Saulteaux Cres Winnipeg MB R3J 3T3 Tel: 204-8891015 Fax: 204-832-7781 Web: www.winpak.com Pres: B J Berry. Dir-Prod: Graeme Hall. Sales Mgr/Pres-Winpak Div: D A Johns. Other plants -- Toronto, Montreal, Chicago, Senoia, Peoria, San Berandino. Materials converted -- Papers, Films & Foils. Facilities -- Laminating, Coating, Bagmaking, Letterpress, Gravure, Flexo, Embossing, Diecutting, Creasing, Scoring.

WINPAK PORTION PACKAGING LTD. 26 Tidemore Ave Rexdale ON M9W 7A7 Tel: 416-741-6182 416-744-5121 Fax: 416-744-5125 Web: www.winpak.com Sales Mgr: Robert Graham. Materials converted: -- Papers, films. Facilities -- All.

DIGITAL IMAGING & PRE-PRESS CASCADES BOXBOARD GROUP. FOLDING CARTONS 7830 Tranmere Dr Mississauga ON L5S 1L9 Tel: 905-6788211 Fax: 905-678-7233 Web: www.cascades.com Sales Mgr: Tony Corsillo.

E.I. DUPONT CANADA COMPANY 7070 Mississauga Rd Mississauga ON L5N 5M8 Tel: 905-821-5042 Fax: 905-821-5519 Web: www.cyrel. com/na Services -- Photopolymer Platemaking Equipment; Flexographic Printing Plates.

GOLDRICH PRINTPAK INC. 100 Industry St Toronto ON M6M 4L8 Tel: 416-769-9000 Fax: 416-769-5454 Email: leslieg@goldpak.com Web: www. goldpak.com Pres/CEO: Leslie Goldberg. Services -- Creative Art Services, Wide Format Printing, Computer-to-plate, Prototyping, CAD/CAM Structural Design, Creative Art Design.

LYFT VISUAL

GRAPHIC PACKAGING CANADA CORP. 1691 Matheson Blvd Mississauga ON L4W 1S1 Tel: 905-6241701 Pres: Robert May. Plant Mgr: Pierre Le Gourrierec. Jr Sales Mgr: Steve Ablett. Other plants -- GPCC, 13320 River Rd, PO box 2028, Vancouver, BC, V6B 3P8 604-273-9277.

Materials converted -- Papers, Films, Foils. Facilities -Bagmaking, Rotogravure Printing, Flexographic Printing, Heat Seal Coating, Laminating, Packaging Films, Demetallization, Blown Film, Wax-Coat, Duplex Bags, Wicketted Bags.

HAREMAR PLASTIC MANUFACTURING LTD. 200 Great Gulf Dr Vaughan ON L4K 4W1 Tel: 905-761-7552 Fax: 905-761-2808 Web: www.haremar.com Converters of Papers, Films, Foils. Pres: Mark Lichtblau. Vice-Pres: Cheryl Babcock. Materials converted -- Papers, Films, Foils.

Manufacturer of consumer retail trash bags and converter/ laminating grade polyethylene films.

3000 Page St London ON N5V 5H3 Tel: 519-451-2100 Fax: 519-451-2107 Web: www.jonespackaging.com Pres: Ron

49 Rutherford Rd S Brampton ON L6W 3J3 Tel: 905-4563660 Fax: 905-456-0870 Web: www.peelplastics.com Pres: Bill Troost. Plant/Sls Mgr: Tony Cacic. Materials converted -Films. Facilities -- Bagmaking, Coating, Flexo, Laminating.

WEDLOCK PAPER CONVERTERS LTD.

DONWAY PACKAGING CORP. LTD.

JONES PACKAGING INC.

PEEL PLASTIC PRODUCTS LTD.

8102 rte Transcanadienne St Laurent QC H4S 1M5 Tel: 514-744-1000 800-858-7226 Fax: 514-956-0326 Email: dkurdi@viascan.com Web: www.viascan.com Pres: D Kurdi.

Sales Mgr: Dan Timmons. Materials converted -- Films.

Facilities -- Flexo, Manufacture (slitting) of thermal ribbon

PO Box 94188 Richmond BC V6Y 2A4 Tel: 604-277-7111 Pres/VP: Joe Knoll. Plant Mgr: Larry Davis. Sales Mgr: Brent Giles. Materials converted -- Papers. Facilities -- Coating, Bagmaking, Tissue Winding, Napkins, Counter Rolls, Roll Heads, Packing Sheets.

9000 Henri Bourassa O St Laurent QC H4S 1L5 Tel: 514336-3213 888-336-3213 Fax: 514-745-2923 Email: info@ imsinc.ca Web: www.imsinc.ca Pres: Jean Ethier. Plant Mgr: Jean Ethier. Sales Mgr: Michel Sirois. Materials converted -- Papers, Films, Foils. Facilities -- Diecutting, Flexoprinting, Laminating, Coating, Creasing, Scoring.

999 Progress Ave Toronto ON M1B 6J1 Tel: 416-321-7889 Email: slal@metrolabel.com Pres: Sandeep Lal. Plant Mgr: Cindy Davis. VP-Sales: Vinod Sharma. Other plants -- 6200 Grande-Allee, St. Hubert, QC, 450-495-1695; 20215 97th Ave, Langley BC, 604-513-4119. Facilities -- Laminating, Coating, Letterpress, Litho, Flexo, Hot Stamping, Embossing, Diecutting, Expanded Content Labels, De-lan/Re-lan, Coupons, Tags, Glue Applied Labels.

VIASCAN INC.

CROWN PACKAGING

INDUSTRIAL MARKING SYSTEMS INC.

400 Cochrane Dr Markham ON L3R 8E3 Tel: 905-475-3738 866-522-3523 Fax: 905-475-1466 Email: info@labelad. com Web: www.labelad.com Pres: Owen Duckman. VP-Supply Chain Mgmnt: Bruce Martin. VP-Sales/Mktg: Leonard Rudner.

Materials converted -- Papers, Films, Foils. Facilities -Laminating, Letterpress, Flexo, Hot-Stamping, Embossing, Diecutting.

112-5800 Ambler Dr Mississauga ON L4W 4J4 Tel: 905624-8478 Fax: 519-576-2489 Email: info@lyftvisual.com Web: www.lyftvisual.com Sales Mgr: Daniel Douherty-Hunter.

Services -- Production Art Assembly, Colour Management Services, Digital Asset Management, Print Ready Digital Prepress

LINE INTEGRATORS CHARLES DOWNER & CO. LTD. 7-52 Beaver Creek W Richmond Hill ON L4B 1L9 Tel: 905882-2222 Fax: 905-882-0437 Email: info@cdowner.com Web: www.cdowner.com Pres: Jeff Downer.

NEWMAPAK LTD. 285 av Liberte Candiac QC J5R 6Z7 Tel: 514-866-5572 877866-5572 Fax: 450-635-3611 Web: www.newmapak.com Pres: Robert Kucey. Plant Mgr: Gilles Legris. Manufacturer of conveyor system and automation.

OMNIFISSION PACKAGING INC. 2411 Anson Dr Mississauga ON L5S 1G1 Tel: 905-405-9777 Fax: 905-405-9888 Web: www.omnifission.com Pres: Nick White

SPEEDWAY PACKAGING MACHINERY INC.

1-10 Gormley Industrial Ave Gormley ON L0H 1G0 Tel: 905888-5344 Fax: 905-888-5374 Email: contactus@spmi.ca Web: www.spmi.ca Plant Manager: Kent Edmunds

TRI-MACH GROUP INC.

23 Donway Ct Elmira ON N3B 0B1 Tel: 519-744-6565 877874-6224 Fax: 519-744-6829 Email: info@tri-mach.com Web: www.tri-mach.com Plant Mgr: Michael Hann; Sales Mgr: Krystal Darling.

CANADIAN PACKAGING • JULY/AUGUST 2013

PACKAGE MAKERS WHO MAKES/SELLS WHAT AND WHERE TO FIND THEM MANUFACTURERS OF CORRUGATED BOXES, ETC. ATLANTIC PACKAGING PRODUCTS LTD.

111 Progress Ave Toronto ON M1P 2Y9 Tel: 416-298-8101 800-268-5620 Fax: 416-297-2218 Email: janice_whitworth@ atlantic.ca Web: www.atlantic.ca Pres: David Boles. Sr Vice Pres-Sales: Bob Hagan. VP Mfg: Peter Connelly. Types of containers and materials produced -- All Types of Corrugated Cartons. Production facilities -- Complete Corrugated Including Die Presses.

CARDINAL CORRUGATED CONTAINERS LTD. 770 McKay Rd Pickering ON L1W 2Y4 Tel: 905-6838235 800-263-3100 Fax: 905-683-8232 Email: boxes@ cardinalboxes.com Web: www.cardinalboxes.com Pres: Norm G Hughes. Plant/Gen Mgr: Charles Young. Types of containers and materials produced -- Shipping Cartons, Shelf Bins, File Boxes, Corrugated Tubes, Binder, Mailers, Printers’ Cartons & Film Folders, Diskette Mailers. Production facilities -- 2-Color Printing, Diecutting, Taping, Stitching.

CENTRAL GRAPHICS & CONTAINER GROUP 5526 Timberlea Blvd Mississauga ON L4W 2T7 Tel: 905-2388400 Web: centralgrp.com Pres: Rich Eastwood. Plant Mgr/Sr VP-Mfg: Alan Culbert. VP/Sales Mgr: Rick Eastwood. Types of containers and materials produced -- Specialists in direct print of quality graphics on corrugated, for retail packaging & display in addition to traditional corrugated packaging. Production facilities -- 1 to 5 colour printing, flat diecutting, rotary diecutting, specialty folding & gluing, slotting.

CORRUPAL 225 av Liberte Candiac QC J5R 3X8 Tel: 450-638-4222 Web: www.corrupal.com Pres: Yvan Quirion. Plant Mgr: Claude Boyer. Sales Mgr: Laurie Du Temple Quirion. Types of containers and materials produced -- Corrugated Pallets, Boxes and Bracing.

REPACK CANADA & THE FREELANCE PORTFOLIO

CANFAB PACKAGING INC.

425 Norfinch Dr Toronto ON M3N 1Y7 Tel: 416-656-6227 416-736-4441 877-804-4841 Fax: 416-736-4442 Email: info@repackcanada.com Web: www.retailreadyexperts.ca Pres: Carol Levy. Sales Mgr: Eira Braun-Labossiere.

2740 rue St Patrick Montréal QC H3K 1B8 Tel: 514-9355265 888-522-6322 Fax: 514-935-1074 Email: info@ canfabpkg.com Web: www.canfabpkg.com Pres: T Klein.

Facilities -- Injection molding. Package specialities -- Caps.

PACKAGE DESIGNERS & CONSULTANTS

CONSOLIDATED BOTTLE CORPORATION

ASTRO BOX CORP. 1-117 Basaltic Rd Concord ON L4K 1G4 Tel: 905-6958788 866-255-5328 Fax: 905-695-8791 Email: info@ astroboxcorp.com Web: www.astroboxcorp.com Pres: Charles Parlagreco.

ATLANTIC PACKAGING PRODUCTS LTD.

111 Progress Ave Toronto ON M1P 2Y9 Tel: 416-298-8101 800-268-5620 Fax: 416-297-2218 Email: janice_whitworth@ atlantic.ca Web: www.atlantic.ca Vice-Chairman: John Cherry

BERICAP NORTH AMERICA INC. 835 Syscon Crt Burlington ON L7L 6C5 Tel: 905-634-2248 Fax: 905-634-7780 Web: www.bericap.com Company Head: Scott Ambrose, Pres.

BRIDGEMARK - BRANDING & STRATEGIC DESIGN 77 City Centre Dr East Tower, Floor 2 Mississauga ON L5B 1M5 Tel: 905-281-7240 866-335-9457 Fax: 905-2703601 Email: info@bridgemarkbranding.com Web: www. bridgemarkbranding.com Pres: Steve Davis

BUCKHORN CANADA INC. 8032 Torbram Rd Brampton ON L6T 3T2 Tel: 905-7916500 800-461-7579 Fax: 905-791-9942 Email: sales@ buckhorncanada.com Web: www.buckhorncanada.com Company Head: Jim Morrison, VP/Gen Mgr.

CENTRAL GRAPHICS & CONTAINER GROUP 5526 Timberlea Blvd Mississauga ON L4W 2T7 Tel: 905-238-8400 Web: centralgrp.com Company Head: Rick Eastwood, VP/Sales Mgr.

CROWN PACKAGING

CRYOVAC - A DIVISION OF SEALED AIR (CANADA) INC.

PO Box 94188 Richmond BC V6Y 2A4 Tel: 604-277-7111 Pres/VP: Joel Knoll. Plant Mgr: Dave Konarski. Sales Mgr: Bob McQueen. Types of containers and materials produced -- Corrugated sheets & containers.

DAVIS

GOLDRICH PRINTPAK INC. 100 Industry St Toronto ON M6M 4L8 Tel: 416-769-9000 Fax: 416-769-5454 Email: leslieg@goldpak.com Web: www. goldpak.com Pres/CEO: Leslie Goldberg, Sales Mgr: AJ Goldberg. Types of containers and materials produced -- E, F, G, N fine flute corrugated for retail and display packaging.

Production Facilities -- Litho Print, Die Cutting, Coating, Windowing and Gluing.

2365 Dixie Rd Mississauga ON L4Y 2A2 Tel: 905-273-5656 Fax: 905-273-3171 Web: www.sealedair.com Company Head: J E Brown, Graphic Serv Mgr. R W Anderson, Graphic Art Dir. 77 City Centre Dr West Tower, Floor 2 Mississauga ON L5B 1M5 Tel: 905-270-2501 877-519-2501 Fax: 905-270-3969 Email: info@davisdesign.ca Web: www.davisdesign.ca Pres: Ron Davis

DEBBIE GILBERT - PACKAGING RX 125 Braidwood Lake Rd Brampton ON L6Z 4L4 Tel: 905-4951199 Fax: 905-495-1599 Email: info@packagingrx.com Web: www.packagingrx.com

77 Union St Toronto ON M6N 3N2 Tel: 416-656-7777 800-561-1354 Fax: 416-656-6394 Email: info@ consolidatedbottle.com Web: www.consolidatedbottle.com Pres: Sam Susswein. COO: Stephen Bubnich. Sls Mgr: Liesel Franklin. Facilities -- Injection molding. Package specialties -Assembly, labeling, silkscreening and ceramic decorating.

GENPAK - A DIVISION OF GREAT PACIFIC ENTERPRISES 25 Aylmer St Peterborough ON K9J 6Y8 Pres: W D Prowse.

Plant Mgr: D Watts. Sales Mgr: Kevin Callahan. Facilities -- Thermoforming, Extruding. Package specialities -- Single Service Packaging - Cups.

IPL INC. 140 Commerciale St-Damien Belle Co QC G0R 2Y0 Tel: 418789-2880 Fax: 418-833-3305 Email: info-ipl@ipl-plastics. com Web: www.ipl-plastics.com Pres: J Metivier. Plant Mgr: Jean-Marie Chabot. Sales Mgr: Serge Metivier. Facilities -- Injection Molding, Extrusion Molding. Package specialties -- Packaging Pails & Containers (Rigid), Beverage Cases, Tote Boxes, Fish Boxes.

PANO CAP CANADA LTD. 55 Webster Rd Kitchener ON N2C 2E7 Tel: 519-893-6055 Fax: 519-893-6273 Email: info@panocap.on.ca Web: www. panocap.com Sales Rep: A Laderoute. Plant Mgr: Jim Sinclair.

Sales Mgr: Alan Laderoute. Facilities -- Injection molding.

Package specialties -- Caps & closures.

PAR-PAK LTD. 26 Victoria Cres Brampton ON L6T 1E5 Tel: 905-792-3000 888-272-7725 Fax: 905-792-3330 Email: clearsells@ parpak.com Web: www.parpak.com Pres: Sajjad Ebrahim.

Plant Mgr: Pulin Chahal. Sales Mgr: Glen Armstrong. Facilities -- Thermoforming, Roll Sheet. Package specialties -- Hinged plastic containers, plastic trays & lids.

POLYTAINERS INC.

1244 Nathaniel Cres Burlington ON L7S 2A7 Tel: 905681-1604 800-736-0411 Fax: 905-681-1023 Email: grimsby1@sympatico.ca Pres/Sales Mgr: Philip Jones. Types of containers and Materials Produced: Corrugated/Corroplast.

155 Engelhard Dr Aurora ON L4G 3V1 Tel: 905-727-7922 Fax: 905-841-1056 Email: gcc@gccl.com Web: www.gccl.com Company Head: W A Rickard, Pres.

GENPAK - A DIVISION OF GREAT PACIFIC ENTERPRISES

JOKEY PLASTICS NORTH AMERICA INC.

25 Aylmer St Peterborough ON K9J 6Y8 Company Head: W D Prowse, Pres.

197 Norseman St Toronto ON M8Z 2R5 Tel: 416-239-7311 Fax: 416-239-0596 Web: www.polytainersinc.com Pres: R K Barrett. VP-Sls: Ross Sythes. VP-Bus Dev: Derek Lawr. Bus Dev Mgr: Micheil Jennings. Facilities -- Injection molding, thermoforming. Package specialties -- High quality process style graphics - printing up to 8 colours on both containers and lids. In mold Labelling (IML), Off mold Labelling (OML), Shrink Sleeve Labelling.

GESPRO PACKAGING

RICHARDS PACKAGING INC.

KRUGER INC. 3285 Bedford Rd Montréal QC H3S 1G5 Tel: 514-366-8050 800-361-2845 Fax: 514-366-6489 Email: michael.lafave@ kruger.com Web: www.kruger.com Gen Mgr: Michel Dubuc.

Plant Mgr: Stephane Tally. Sales Mgr: Gilles Foucault. Types of containers and materials produced -- Corrugated boxes, display boxes.

MITCHEL-LINCOLN PACKAGING LTD. 3737 boul Thimens Ville St Laurent QC H4R 1V1 Tel: 514332-3480 Fax: 514-332-2039 Pres: M Garfinkle. Plant Mgr: J Joly. Types of containers and materials produced -- all Types of Corrugated Boxes. Production facilities -- Corrugating, Flexo-Folder-Gluing, Diecutting, Stitching, Taping.

MOORE PACKAGING CORPORATION 191 John St Barrie ON L4N 2L4 Tel: 705-737-1023 Fax: 705-737-5579 Web: www.moorepackaging.com Pres/CEO: Peter B More. Sales Mgr: Jeff Abbott. Types of containers and materials produced -- Corrugated packaging, POP displays, label laminating, pre-print.

NORAMPAC, A DIVISION OF CASCADES CANADA ULC 1061 rue Parent St-Bruno QC J3V 6R7 Tel: 450-461-8600 866-735-2635 Fax: 450-461-8636 Web: www.norampac. com CEO: Marc-Andre Depin.

PACKAGING TECHNOLOGIES INC. 310 Courtland Ave Concord ON L4K 4Y6 Tel: 905-738-8226 800-303-5883 Fax: 905-738-6182 Email: toronto@ptibox. com Web: www.ptibox.com Pres: Tim Boissinot. Plant Mgr: Clarence Brown.

MATERIAL RECOVERY CASCADES RECOVERY INC. 66 Shorncliffe Rd Etobicoke ON M8Z 5K1 Tel: 416-2328808 866-751-1004 Fax: 416-232-6061 Email: contact@ recoverycascades.com Web: www.cascadesrecovery.ca CEO: Albino Metauro. COO: Anthony Metauro. Vice-Pres: Gary Sexton. Paper Recovery/Recycling (Office Paper/OCC, etc); Wood Pallets; Secure Destruction; Organic Waste; Hazardous Materials; Waste Audits/Assessments (BOMA, LEED compliant) Mixed Plastics; Metal Recovery; E-waste; Grease/ Food Oil; General Refuse; Marketing/Communications; Tenant/ Staff/Housekeeping Awareness & Education; Environmental Certificates and Diversion Reports; Compactor/Baler Installation and Servicing; Equipment Supply.

100 Industry St Toronto ON M6M 4L8 Tel: 416-769-9000 Fax: 416-769-5454 Email: leslieg@goldpak.com Web: www. goldpak.com Pres/CEO: Leslie Goldberg, Sales Mgr: AJ Goldberg

6095 Ordan Dr Mississauga ON L5G 2M7 Tel: 905-670-7760 Fax: 905-670-1961 Email: tosales@richardspackaging.com Web: www.richardspackaging.com Pres/CEO: Gerry Glynn.

Plant Mgr: Steve Schacther. Sales Mgr: Jean Painchaud.

Facilities -- Extrusion blow molding, injection blow molding, injection stretch blow molding. Package specialties -- Bottles and jars, closures, pumps/sprayers.

JONES PACKAGING INC.

SALBRO BOTTLE INC.

3000 Page St London ON N5V 5H3 Tel: 519-451-2100 Fax: 519-451-2107 Web: www.jonespackaging.com Company Head: Ron Harris, Pres. Christine Jones Harris, VP-Sales/ Mktg.

350 Vaughan Valley Blvd Woodbridge ON L4H 3C3 Tel: 905-850-1190 800-565-6786 Fax: 905-850-3923 Web: www.salbrobottle.com Pres: Gary Saltz. Plant Mgr: Hilton Gross. Sales Mgr: Paul Saltz. Facilities -- Blowmolding, Screenprinting, Machinery.

GOLDRICH PRINTPAK INC.

LYFT VISUAL 112-5800 Ambler Dr Mississauga ON L4W 4J4 Tel: 905-6248478 Fax: 519-576-2489 Email: info@lyftvisual.com Web: www.lyftvisual.com Sales Mgr: Daniel Dougherty-Hunter

PACKAGING RX 125 Braidwood Lake Rd Brampton ON L6Z 4J4 Tel: 905-4951199 Fax: 905-495-1599 Email: info@packagingrx.com Pres: Debbie Gilbert

PACKAGING TECHNOLOGIES INC. 310 Courtland Ave Concord ON L4K 4Y6 Tel: 905-738-8226 800-303-5883 Fax: 905-738-6182 Email: toronto@ptibox. com Web: www.ptibox.com Pres: Tim Boissinot Plant Mgr: Clarence Brown

PAR-PAK LTD. 26 Victoria Cres Brampton ON L6T 1E5 Tel: 905-792-3000 888-272-7725 Fax: 905-792-3330 Email: clearsells@ parpak.com Web: www.parpak.com Company Head: Sajjad Ebrahim, Pres.

REPACK CANADA & THE FREELANCE PORTFOLIO 425 Norfinch Dr Toronto ON M3N 1Y7 Tel: 416-656-6227 416-736-4441 877-804-4841 Fax: 416-736-4442 Email: info@repackcanada.com Web: www.retailreadyexperts.ca Pres: Carol Levy. Sales Mgr: Eira Braun-Labossiere.

SIDEL (CANADA) INC. 1045 Hwy 13 Laval QC H7W 4V3 Tel: 450-973-3300 Fax: 450-973-3336 Web: www.sidel.com Company Head: Philippe Bartissol, Gen Mgr.

PLASTICS MOLDERS & FABRICATORS BERICAP NORTH AMERICA INC.

NUTRITION FACTS GRAPHICS

835 Syscon Crt Burlington ON L7L 6C5 Tel: 905-634-2248 Fax: 905-634-7780 Web: www.bericap.com Pres: Scott Ambrose. Plant Mgr: Michael Lubrick. Sales Mgr: David Watson. Facilities -- Injection molding. Package specialties -- Plastic closures - bottle caps, child resistant closures, food, chemical & pharmaceutical closures.

BARCODE GRAPHICS INC.

BERRY PLASTICS CANADA INC.

5-25 Brodie Dr Richmond Hill ON L4B 3K7 Tel: 905-7701154 Fax: 905-787-1575 Email: info@barcodegraphics.com Web: www.barcodegraphics.com Pres: John Herzig. Sales Mgr: Connie Furtado. Accurate Canadian & US Nutrition Facts. Graphics instantly available on-line 24/7, using lab, table, or Genesis values. ADS Reports detail permitted formats for packages. Nutrients scaled, rounded, %DV, and Nutrient Claims calculated from nutrient values. Compliant with Canadian Food & Drug Regulations and US FA/USDA Regulations.

GOLDRICH PRINTPAK INC. 100 Industry St Toronto ON M6M 4L8 Tel: 416-769-9000 Fax: 416-769-5454 Email: leslieg@goldpak.com Web: www. goldpak.com Pres/CEO: Leslie Goldberg, Sales Mgr: AJ Goldberg.

33 Taylor St Waterloo QC J0E 2N0 Tel: 450-539-2772 888539-2772 Fax: 450-539-0585 Email: mac@berryplastics. com Web: www.berryplasticscanada.ca Pres: Stephane Binette. Plant Mgr/VP Tech Serv: Daniel Desjardins. Sales Mgr/VP Sales/Mktg: Joe Franckowiak. Facilities -- Injection molding. Package specialties -- Closures of all types and sizes from 13 to 120 mm, child resistant, also specialized products (Syringes, specimen cups, contact lens cases).

BUCKHORN CANADA INC. 8032 Torbram Rd Brampton ON L6T 3T2 Tel: 905-7916500 800-461-7579 Fax: 905-791-9942 Email: sales@ buckhorncanada.com Web: www.buckhorncanada.com Sales Mgr: Jim Morrison.

JULY/AUGUST 2013 • CANADIAN PACKAGING

100 Industry St Toronto ON M6M 4L8 Tel: 416-769-9000 Fax: 416-769-5454 Email: leslieg@goldpak.com Web: www. goldpak.com Pres/CEO: Leslie Goldberg, Sales Mgr: AJ Goldberg.

REPACK CANADA & THE FREELANCE PORTFOLIO 425 Norfinch Dr Toronto ON M3N 1Y7 Tel: 416-656-6227 416-736-4441 877-804-4841 Fax: 416-736-4442 Email: info@repackcanada.com Web: www.retailreadyexperts.ca Pres: Carol Levy. Sales Mgr: Eira Braun-Labossiere.

100 Industry St Toronto ON M6M 4L8 Tel: 416-769-9000 Fax: 416-769-5454 Email: leslieg@goldpak.com Web: www. goldpak.com Pres/CEO: Leslie Goldberg. Package specialties -- Folding cartons, print, blister and skin cords, vaccuum formed blisters, clamshells and trays.

GRIMSBY PACKAGING LIMITED

1299 Chemin Chambly Longueuil QC J4J 3X1 Tel: 450-6190648 Fax: 450-674-3340

GOLDRICH PRINTPAK INC.

GOLDRICH PRINTPAK INC.

GENERAL CONVEYOR INC

150 Mitchell St Goderich ON N7A 3X8 Tel: 519-524-9890 Fax: 519-524-6114 Email: info@jokey.com Web: www. jokey.com Sls Mgr: Shashank Shah. Types of containers and materials produced: -- Polypropylene tubs, pails, trays & buckets. Production facilities: -- injection molding/offset printing/In-mold labelling.

787-1575 Email: info@barcodegraphics.com Web: www. barcodegraphics.com Pres: John Herzig. Sales Mgr: Connie Furtado. The smallest reliable QR codes with re-direction instantly available on-line, 24/7. Our bundled QR Code No Charge Services Incl: URL shortening, hosting, HTML uploading, access/downloads, and code re-targeting.

Our bundled QR Code Project Support Package Incl: comprehensive consulting, optimization, verification, multiple apps testing, and testing final printed samples.

SHER-PAC CONTAINER SYSTEMS LIMITED 507050 Hwy. 89, RR4 Shelburne ON L0N 1S8 Tel: 519925-6901 800-766-8494 Fax: 519-925-5923 Email: alan@sherpac.com Facilities -- Injection molding. Package specialties -- Reuable plastic shipping containers for the food industry.

To be included in next years directory, contact: Stephen Dean at 416.510.5198 or sdean@ canadian packaging.com

SILGAN PLASTICS CANADA 400 Rowntree Dairy Rd Woodbridge ON L4L 8H2 Tel: 416746-3300 Fax: 416-856-6294 Web: www.silganplastics.com Pres: Emidio Dimeo. Plant Mgr: Mike Dibiasio. Facilities -- Stretch blowmolding, injection blowmolding & extrusion blowmolding, injection molding, lining, decorating. Package specialties -- Bottles, jars, closures.

TECHNICOR INDUSTRIAL SERVICES INC. 450 Richardson Rd Orangeville ON L9W 4W8 Tel: 519-941-6120 519940-6067 800-858-1707 Fax: 519-941-5141 Email: generalmail@technicor.ca Web: www.technicor.ca Pres: Keith Oussoren. Types of containers -- Thermoplastic machined parts for packaging machines Production facilities -- CNC machine shop equipment.

TRI-MACH GROUP INC.

23 Donway Ct Elmira ON N3B 0B1 Tel: 519-744-6565 877-874-6224 Fax: 519-7446829 Email: info@tri-mach. com Web: www.tri-mach.com Plant Mgr: Michael Hahn; Sales Mgr: Krystal Darling

PREPRINTED LINERBOARD QR CODES BARCODE GRAPHICS INC.

5-25 Brodie Dr Richmond Hill ON L4B 3K7 Tel: 905-770-1154 Fax: 905-

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PO Box 5757 London ON N6A 4T1 800-364-3577 Fax: 519-452-6090 www.3m.com/pkg Branches: Calgary, AB 403-275-7330; Vancouver, BC 604-273-2211; Winnipeg, MB; Ottawa, ON 613-225-1177; Toronto, ON 905-602-3700; Montreal, QC 514-631-7600

ABB INC.

201 Westcreek Blvd Brampton ON L6T 5S6 905-460-3000 Fax: 905-460-3019 www.abb.com Branches: Montreal, QC 514-832-6550

ABBEY PACKAGING EQUIPMENT LTD.

1-975 Fraser Dr Burlington ON L7L 4X8 905-6813010 800-361-5919 Fax: 905-681-3018 www. abbeypackaging.com

ACORN PACKAGING INC.

563 Queensway E Mississauga ON L5A 3X6 905-279-5256

ADHESIVE AND SEALANT COUNCIL, INC.

7101 Wisconsin Ave Suite 990 Bethesda MD 20814 USA 301-986-9700 www.ascouncil.org

ADHESIVES AND SEALANTS MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATED OF CANADA

B10-800 Steeles Ave W Suite 221 Thornhill ON L4J 7L2 416-919-5335 www.asmac.net

AHEARN & SOPER INC.

100 Woodbine Downs Blvd Toronto ON M9W 5S6 416-675-3999 800-263-4258 Fax: 416-675-3457 www.ahearn.com Branches: Edmonton, AB 780-643-7442; Calgary, AB 403-536-6413; Cambridge, ON 519-885-2260; Ottawa, ON 613-226-4520; St. Laurent, QC 514-341-7671

AIR LIQUIDE CANADA INC.

1700-1250 boul Rene-Levesque O Montréal QC H3B 5E6 514-933-0303 514-846-7735 www.airliquide.ca Branches: Montréal, QC 450-641-6230; Edmonton, AB 780-431-4663; Burlington, ON 905-431-4663

ALEX E. JONES & ASSOCIATES LTD.

2040 Speers Rd Oakville ON L6L 2X8 905-8470166 Fax: 905-847-0123 www.alexejones.ca Representatives: Alex E. Jones Packaging Machinery (Quebec) Ltd., Mont-Royal, QC 514-731-7747

ALL-FILL INC.

418 Creamery Way Exton PA 19341-2500 USA 610-524-7350 Fax: 610-524-7346 www.all-fill.com

ALL GRAPHIC SUPPLIES

6691 Edwards Blvd Mississauga ON L5T 2H8 905-795-2610

ALLIANCE OF FOAM PACKAGING RECYCLERS 1298 Cronson Blvd Suite 201 Crofton MD 21114 USA 410-451-8340 www.epspackaging.org

ALPHA CHECKWEIGHERS

418 Creamery Way Exton PA 19341-2500 USA 610-524-7350 Fax: 610-524-7346 www. alphacheckweighers.com Representatives: Alex E. Jones & Associates, Oakville, ON 905-847-0166; Montreal, QC 514-956-1968

ALPHA POLY CORPORATION

296 Walker Dr Brampton ON L6T 4B3 905-7896770 www.alphapoly.com

ALTE-REGO CORPORATION

36 Tidemore Ave Toronto ON M9W 5H4 416-7403397, Ext 226 Fax: 416-741-9991 www.alte-rego. com, www.compost-a-bag.com

ALUMINUM ASSOCIATION

1525 Wilson Blvd Suite 600 Arlington VA 22209 USA 703-358-2960 www.aluminum.org

ALUMINUM ASSOCIATION OF CANADA

1600-1010 Sherbrooke W Montréal QC H3A 2R7 514-288-4842 www.ciacmontreal.com

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF MEAT PROCESSORS

717-367-1168

AMERICAN FOREST & PAPER ASSOCIATION

B&R INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION INC.

BOBST NORTH AMERICA INC.

BALLUFF CANADA INC.

BOEHMER BOX LP

BANNER ENGINEERING CORP.

BONFIGLIOLI CANADA

AMERICAN FROZEN FOOD INSTITUTE

5770 Timberlea Blvd Mississauga ON L4W 4W1 905-206-9911 Fax: 905-206-9611 www.brautomation.com Representatives: Rotalec, St. Laurent, QC 514-341-3685

AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION

2-2840 Argentia Rd Mississauga ON L5N 8G4 905-8161494 800-927-9654 Fax: 905-816-1411 www.balluff.ca

1111 19th St NW Suite 800 Washington DC 20036 USA 202-463-2700 www.afandpa.org 2000 Corporate Bridge Suite 1000 McLean VA 22102 USA 703-821-0770 www.affi.org 311 S Wacker St Suite 5800 Chicago IL 60606 USA 312-542-9000 www.marketingpower.com

AMERICAN MEAT INSTITUTE

1150 Connecticut Ave NW 12th Floor Washington DC 20036 USA 202-587-4200 www.meatami.com

ANNAN & BIRD LITHOGRAPHERS

1060 Tristar Dr Mississauga ON L5T 1H9 905-6700604 Fax: 905-670-1069 www.annan-bird.com

ARTYPAC AUTOMATION INC.

3315 boul Industriel Laval QC H7L 4S3 450-6686600 877-768-6600 Fax: 450-668-6633 www. artypac.com Branches: Montreal, QC

ASCO NUMATICS

17 Airport Rd Brantford ON N3T 5M8 519-758-2700 866-696-1601 Fax: 519-758-5540 www.asconumatics. ca Branches: Saint-Laurent, QC 514-332-6444

146 Harrison Ave Roseland NJ 07068-1294 USA 973-226-8000 888-226-8800 Fax: 973-226-8625 www.bobst.com Representatives: Canflexographics Limited, Burlington, ON 905-335-1501 120 Trillium Dr Kitchener ON N2E 2C4 519-5762480 Fax: 519-576-2489 www.boehmerbox.com

9714 Tenth Ave N Minneapolis MN 55441 USA 763-544-3164 888-373-6767 Fax: 763-544-3213 www.bannerengineering.com

2-7941 Jane St Concord ON L4K 4L6 905-738-4466 Fax: 905-738-9833 www.bonfigliolicanada.com

BOSCH PACKAGING TECHNOLOGY

BARCODE GRAPHICS INC.

8700 Wyoming Ave N Minneapolis MN 55445-1836 USA 763-424-4700 Fax: 763-493-6776 www. boschpackaging.com Representatives: NJM/CLI Packaging Systems Int’l, Pointe Claire, QC 514-630-6990

5-25 Brodie Dr Richmond Hill ON L4B 3K7 905-7701154 Fax: 905-787-1575 www.barcodegraphics.com

BAUMER INC.

BOSCH REXROTH CANADA CORP.

4046 Mainway Burlington ON L7M 4B9 905-335-8444 888-373-5444 Fax: 905-335-8320 www.baumer.ca

3426 Mainway Dr Burlington ON L7M 1A8 905-7350510 Fax: 905-735-5646 www.boschrexroth.ca Branches: Welland, ON; Saguenay, QC 418-548-2366; Edmonton, AB 780-466-5466; Burnaby, BC 604-205-5777; Fredericton, NB 506-458-1004; Dartmouth, NS 902-468-4500; Longueuil, QC 450-928-1111; Saskatoon, SK 306-242-1172

BECKOFF AUTOMATION CANADA

7-2900 Argentia Rd Mississauga ON L5N 7X9 905-852-1534 877-894-6228 Fax: 952-890-2888 www.beckhoff.ca

BELCOR INDUSTRIES INC.

See WEXXAR PACKAGING INC.

ASEPTIC PACKAGING COUNCIL

BELL-MARK

ASL PRINT FX LTD.

BEMIS PACKAGING

BOSSAR USA, INC.

1144 Tallevast Rd Unit 104 Sarasota FL 34243 USA 941-351-3023 Fax: 941-351-2690 www.bossar.com Representatives: Abbey Packaging Equipment, Burlington, ON 905-681-3010

331 Changebridge Rd Pine Brook NJ 07058 USA 973-882-0202 Fax: 973-808-4616 www.bell-mark.com

2111 Wilson Blvd Arlington VA 22201 USA 571-255-6900 A-1 Royal Gate Blvd Vaughan ON L4L 8Z7 416-7987310 800-263-2368 Fax: 905-264-1529

ASSOCIATED PACKAGING EQUIPMENT CORP.

6-70 Gibson Dr Markham ON L3R 4Z2 905-475-6647 Fax: 905-479-9752 www.associpak.com Representatives: Proactive Packaging, Mississauga, ON 800-647-9484

ASSOCIATION OF CANADIAN DISTILLERS

704-255 Albert St Ottawa ON K1P 6A9 613-2388444 Fax: 613-238-3411

ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT CORRUGATED CONVERTERS (AICC)

113 S West St Alexandria VA 22313 USA 703-836-2422 877-836-2422 Fax: 703-836-2795 www.aiccbox.org

ASTRO BOX CORP.

1-117 Basaltic Rd Concord ON L4K 1G4 905-6958788 866-255-5328 Fax: 905-695-8791 www. astroboxcorp.com

ATLANTIC PACKAGING PRODUCTS LTD.

111 Progress Ave Toronto ON M1P 2Y9 416-298-8101 800-268-5620 Fax: 416-297-2218 www.atlantic.ca

AUTO-MATE TECHNOLOGIES, LLC

34 Hinda Blvd Riverhead NY 11901 USA 631-7278886 Fax: 631-369-3903 www.automatetech.com Representatives: Kaps-All Packaging Systems, Riverhead, NY 631-727-0300; Newmapak Ltd., Candiac, QC 514-866-5572

AUTOMATED PACKAGING SYSTEMS INC.

10175 Philipp Pky Streetsboro OH 44241 USA 330-342-2000 888autobag Fax: 330-342-2400 www.autobag.com Branches: Surrey, BC 604-5138331; Montreal, QC 514-956-5404

AUTOMATIONDIRECT

3505 Hutchinson Rd Cumming GA 30040 USA 770-889-2858 800-633-0405 Fax: 770-889-7876 www.automationdirect.com Representatives: PackPro Systems Inc. ON 905-642-1300

AVERY DENISON

17700 Foltz Industrial Pky Strongville OH 44149 USA 440-534-4892

B & T SALES INC.

42 Crawford Dr Ajax ON L1S 3A8 905-426-1668 Fax: 905-426-3866 www.btpackaging.ca

One Meeting Place Elizabethtown PA 17022 USA

130 Arrow Rd Weston ON M9M 2M1 416-742-8910 Fax: 416-742-6749 www.alcanpackaging.com Representatives: Markit Marking, Toronto, ON 416-614-9599; Weber Marking Systems, Mississauga, ON 905-564-6881

BRADMAN LAKE INC.

3050 Southcross Blvd Rock Hill SC 29730 USA 704-588-3301 Fax: 704-588-3302 www.bradmanlake.com

BRAMPTON ENGINEERING INC.

BERG CHILLING SYSTEMS INC.

51 Nantucket Blvd Scarborough ON M1P 2N5 416-7552221 Fax: 416-755-3874 www.berg-group.com

BERICAP NORTH AMERICA INC.

8031 Dixie Rd Brampton ON L6T 3V1 905-7933000 Fax: 905-793-1753 www.be-ca.com

BREWERS ASSOCIATION OF CANADA

650-100 Queen St Ottawa ON K1P 1J9 613-232-9601

BRIDGEMARK - BRANDING & STRATEGIC DESIGN

835 Syscon Crt Burlington ON L7L 6C5 905-634-2248 Fax: 905-634-7780 www.bericap.com Representatives: Twinpak Inc, Calgary, AB 403-279-8040; Twinpak PET Ontario Inc, Mississauga, ON 905-275-1592

77 City Centre Dr East Tower, Floor 2 Mississauga ON L5B 1M5 905-281-7240 866-335-9457 Fax: 905-270-3601 www.bridgemarkbranding.com

BRITMAN PACKAGING SERVICES

BERRY PLASTICS CANADA INC.

655 Finley Ave Ajax ON L1S 3V3 905-619-1477 Fax: 905-619-1478 www.britman.com

33 Taylor St Waterloo QC J0E 2N0 450-539-2772 888-539-2772 Fax: 450-539-0585 www. berryplasticscanada.ca Representatives: Columbia Packaging, Coquitlam, BC 604-540-8166; Consolidated Bottles, Toronto, ON 416-656-7777; Montreal, QC 514-694-2860; Emballages Electra Ltee, Montreal, QC 514-484-1923; Emballages Richards Inc., Montreal, QC 514-697-8690; Expac Corporation, Montreal, QC 514-352-5754; Pacific Corp., Burnaby, BC 604-299-2711; Packsource Corporation, Toronto, ON 905-607-7460; Pretium Packaging, Pointe-Claire, QC 514-428-0002; Richards Packaging, Calgary, AB 403-273-0008; Richmond, BC 604-270-0111; Winnipeg, MB 416-245-8230; Richards Packaging Inc., Mississauga, ON 905-624-3391

BUCKHORN CANADA INC.

8032 Torbram Rd Brampton ON L6T 3T2 905-7916500 800-461-7579 Fax: 905-791-9942 www. buckhorncanada.com Branches: Calgary, AB 403-278-9303; Montréal, QC 514-298-8315 Representatives: Ak-West, Calgary, AB 403-278-9303

BULLFROG POWER INC.

1000-119 Spadina Ave Toronto ON M5V 2L1 416-360-3464 877-360-3464 Fax: 416-360-8385 www.bullfrogpwoer.com Branches: Calgary, AB; Vancouver, BC; Halifax, NS

CFS NORTH AMERICA

8000 N Dallas Pky Frisco TX 75034 USA 214-6181100 Fax: 214-618-1301 www.cfs.com

BIZERBA CANADA INC.

9-2810 Argentia Rd Mississauga ON L5N 8L2 905-816-0498 888-240-3722 Fax: 905-816-0497 www.bizerba.ca Branches: Calgary, AB; Edmonton, AB; Vancouver, BC 604-303-9665; Halifax, NS; Montreal, QC 450-461-2752

CVP SYSTEMS, INC.

2518 Wisconsin Ave Downers Grove IL 60515 USA 630-852-1190 800-422-4720 Fax: 630-852-1386 www.cvpsystems.com

BLUEPRINT AUTOMATION INC.

16037 Innovation Dr Colonial Heights VA 23834 USA 804-520-5400 Fax: 804-526-8164 www. bpa-flexolutions.com Representatives: Flexi-Pack Machinery Solutions, Woodbridge, ON 416-5770722; Techno Pak, St. Julie, QC 450-922-3122

BOB FAULDS & ASSOC. LTD.

CANADIAN CORRUGATED AND CONTAINER BOARD ASSOCIATION

3-1995 Clark Blvd Brampton ON L6T 4W1 905-4581247 Fax: 905-458-2052 www.cccabox.org

CANADIAN HEALTH FOOD ASSOCIATION (CHFA) 302-235 Yorkland Blvd Toronto ON M2J 4Y8 416-497-6939 Fax: 416-497-3214 www.chfa.ca

CANADIAN MANUFACTURERS & EXPORTERS

1209-90 Cordova Ave Etobicoke ON M9A 2H8 416-236-3363 Fax: 416-236-9538

1500-1 Nicholas St Ottawa ON K1N 7B7 613-238-8888

CANADIAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION

607-1 Concorde Gate Don Mills ON M3C 3N6 416-391-2362 Fax: 416-441-4062 www.the-cma.org

CANADIAN MEAT COUNCIL

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407-1545 Carling Ave Ottawa ON K1Z 8P9 613-729-3911

CANADIAN PALLET COUNCIL

239 Division St Cobourg ON K9A 3P9 905-372-1871

CANADIAN PAPER & PACKAGING CO.

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Schubert Canada is pleased to announce that Giorgio Calorio has joined our team as Sales Engineer.

Giorgio’s years of experience, knowhow and industry knowledge are a great asset and valuable when developing beneficial solutions for our customers.

We wish Giorgio success and joy in his new, challenging and exciting job.

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3001 Brabant Marineau St Laurent QC H4S 1V5 514-333-4040 Fax: 514-333-0322 www.cppinc. com Representatives: Arcadian Paper Converters Inc, Montreal, QC 514-333-4040

CANADIAN PHARMACISTS ASSOCIATION

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1785 Alta Vista Dr Ottawa ON K1G 3Y6 613-523-7877

CANADIAN PLASTICS INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION

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125-5955 Airport Rd Mississauga ON L4V 1R9 905-678-7748 Fax: 905-678-0774 www.plastics.ca

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CANADIAN POLYSTYRENE RECYCLING ASSOCIATION

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7595 Tranmere Dr Mississauga ON L5S 1L4 905-612-8290

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CANADIAN POULTRY AND EGG PROCESSORS COUNCIL

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400-1545 Carling Ave Ottawa ON K1Z 8P9 613-724-6605 Fax: 613-724-4577 www.cpepc.ca

CANADIAN STANDARD ASSOCIATION (CSA)

100-5060 Spectrum Way Mississauga ON L4W 5N6 416-747-4000 www.csa.ca

CANAMPAC

120 Trillium Dr Kitchener ON N2E 2C4 519-576-2480 Fax: 519-576-2489 www.canampac.com Representatives: Boehmer Box LP, Kitchener, ON 519-576-2480; Strathcona Paper, Napanee, ON 613-378-6672

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CANFAB PACKAGING INC.

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2740 rue St Patrick Montréal QC H3K 1B8 514-9355265 888-522-6322 Fax: 514-935-1074 www. canfabpkg.com Branches: Oshawa, ON 905-404-0799

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CANPACO INC.

2-256 Aviva Park Dr Woodbridge ON L4L 9C7 905-771-

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ADDRESSES WHO MAKES/SELLS WHAT AND WHERE TO FIND THEM 7791 Fax: 905-771-1115 www.canpaco.com Branches: Saint-Laurent, QC 514-333-4040; Saint-Laurent, QC 514-333-4040; Woodbridge, ON 905-771-7791

CAPMATIC LTEE

12180 boul Albert Hudon Montréal-Nord QC H1G 3K7 514-322-0062 Fax: 514-322-0063 www. capmatic.com Representatives: Countlab, MontréalNord, QC 514-322-0062; Diamitech, Montréal, QC; Labelstar, Montréal-Nord, QC 514-322-0062; Steelheart, Montréal-Nord, QC 514-322-0062

CAPO INDUSTRIES LTD.

1200 Corporate Dr Burlington ON L7L 5R6 905-332-6626 800-263-8250 Fax: 905-332-6616 www.capoindustries.com Representatives: Aqua-C, Laval, QC 800-361-3742; Jericho Sales, Burnaby, BC 604-939-6572; New Wave Distribution, Oyster Bay, PE; P S G, Edmonton, AB 780-488-6440

CAPS/PHOENIXWRAPPERS

5700 ch St Francois St Laurent QC H4S 1B4 514-956-1525 Fax: 514-956-1831 www. capspackaging.com, www.phoenixwrappers.com

CARDINAL CORRUGATED CONTAINERS LTD.

770 McKay Rd Pickering ON L1W 2Y4 905-683-8235 800-263-3100 Fax: 905-683-8232 www. cardinalboxes.com

CARLO GAVAZZI (CANADA) INC.

8-2660 Meadowvale Blvd Mississauga ON L5N 6M6 905-542-0979 888-575-2275 Fax: 905-542-2248 www.gavazzionline.com

CASCADES BOXBOARD GRP. - FOLDING CARTONS 7830 Tranmere Dr Mississauga ON L5S 1L9 905-678-8211 Fax: 905-678-7233 www.cascades. com Branches: Winnipeg, MB 204-667-6600; Cobourg, ON 905-372-5199; Lachute, QC 450-5663200 Representatives: Norampac 450-461-8600

CASCADES RECOVERY INC.

66 Shorncliffe Rd Etobicoke ON M8Z 5K1 416-232-8808 866-751-1004 Fax: 416-232-6061 www. cascadesrecovery.ca Branches: Calgary, AB 403-2435700; Edmonton, AB 780-464-4761; Vancouver, BC 604-327-5272; Winnipeg, MB 204-632-4457; Rochester, NY 588-527-8110; Ottawa, ON 613-742-1222

CELPLAST METALLIZED PRODUCTS LIMITED 4-67 Commander Blvd Toronto ON M1S 3M7 416-293-4330 800-866-0059 Fax: 416-293-9198 www.celplast.com

CELPLAST PACKAGING SYSTEMS LTD.

4-67 Commander Blvd Toronto ON M1S 3M7 416-644-3503 877-644-6445 www.celplast.ca

CENTRAL GRAPHICS & CONTAINER GROUP 5526 Timberlea Blvd Mississauga ON L4W 2T7 905-238-8400 centralgrp.com

CERMEX INC.

5600 Sun Court Norcross GA 30092 USA 678-2213570 Fax: 678-221-3571 www.cermex.com

CHANTLER PACKAGING INC.

880 Lakeshore Rd E Mississauga ON L5E 1E1 905-274-2533 800-565-5245 Fax: 905-274-9522 www.chantlerpackaging.com Representatives: Laro Import/Export, Rosemere, QC 450-965-1255

CHARLES DOWNER & CO. LTD.

7-52 Beaver Creek W Richmond Hill ON L4B 1L9 905-882-2222 Fax: 905-882-0437 www.cdowner.com

CHARTWELL AUTOMATION INC.

140 Duffield Dr Markham ON L6K 1B5 905-513-7100 877-513-7769 Fax: 905-513-7101 www.chartwell.ca Branches: Calgary, AB 403-201-3108; Edmonton, AB 780-416-2176; Vancouver, BC 604-269-9716; London, ON 519-433-9430; Waterloo, ON 519-7461634; Montreal, QC 450-444-5454

CHEP CANADA INC.

7400 Danbro Cres E Mississauga ON L5N 8C6 905-7902437 Fax: 905-789-4279 www.chep.com Branches: Calgary, AB 403-236-1633; Edmonton, AB 780-4860237; Vancouver, BC 604-520-2583; Winnipeg, MB 204-633-2456; Moncton, NB 506-858-8393; Brampton, ON 905-790-2437; Montreal, QC 514-745-2437

CHESTWOOD - MEZEY DISTRIBUTION

100 Steelcase Rd E Markham ON L3R 1E8 905-475-5542 800-263-1606 Fax: 905-474-1941 www.chestwood.com

CHISHOLM MACHINERY SALES LTD.

5760 Valley Way Niagara Falls ON L2E 6T3 905-356-1119 Fax: 905-356-9170 Branches: Montréal, QC 450-424-1919

CIMA-PAK CORPORATION

580 av Meloche Dorval QC H9P 2P4 514-631-6222 877-631-2462 Fax: 514-631-7361 www.cima-pak. com Branches: Mississauga, ON 905-612-0053

CLARKE ROLLER & RUBBER LTD.

485 Southgate Dr Guelph ON N1G 3W6 519-7637655 Fax: 519-763-7699 www.clarkeroller.com

COGNEX CORP.

One Vision Dr Natick MA 01760 USA 508-650-3000 855-426-4639 Fax: 508-650-3344 www.cognex.com

COLOR PAK - DIV. OF ATLANTIC PACKAGING

80 Progress Ave Scarborough ON M1P 2Z1 416-298-5340 Fax: 416-298-5473 www.atlantic.ca

COLUMBIA CODING & MARKING LTD.

47-20821 Fraser Hwy Suite 230 Langley BC V3A 0B6 604-856-7151 Fax: 604-857-1052 www. columbiacoding.com Representatives: Jayvee Distributors, Winnipeg, MB 204-853-7725; Neil Neumann Sales Ltd., Edmonton, AB 780-434-9152

COLUMBIA MACHINE INC.

107 Grand Blvd Vancouver WA 98661 USA 800-628-4065

COMBISCALE INC.

4760 NW 128th St Opa Locka FL 33054 USA 305-8958909 Fax: 305-895-2929 www.combiscale.com

COMPACKER SYSTEMS, LLC

9104 N Zenith Davenport IA 52809 USA 563-3912751 Fax: 563-391-8598 www.compacker.com Representatives: Ram Packaging Systems, Uxbridge, ON 905-862-3073

COMPOSITE CAN & TUBE INSTITUTE

50 South Pickett St Suite 110 Alexandria VA 22304-7206 USA 703-823-7234 www.cctiwdc.org

CONFAB LABORATORIES INC.

6705 www.delkorsystems.com Representatives: Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd.

DEMATIC LIMITED

302-6750 Century Ave Mississauga ON L5N 2V8 905-363-6970 877-567-7300 Fax: 905-363-6969 www.dematic.ca Representatives: Expert Convoyeur, La Prairie, QC 450-659-6872

DEPENDABLE MARKING SYSTEMS LTD.

4355 boul Sir Wilfred Laurier Saint-Hubert QC J3Y 3X3 450-443-6666 888-826-6322 Fax: 450-443-4466

42-585 Wentworth St E Oshawa ON L1H 3V8 905-433-1383 877-433-3675 Fax: 905-433-1972 www.dependablemarking.com

CONSOLIDATED BOTTLE CORPORATION

DESCON CONVEYOR SYSTEMS

77 Union St Toronto ON M6N 3N2 416-656-7777 800-561-1354 Fax: 416-656-6394 www. consolidatedbottle.com Branches: Pointe-Claire, QC 514-694-2860 Representatives: Humphrey Cosburn Plastic, Toronto, ON 416-656-7700

CONSOLIDATED TECHNOLOGIES

252 Joseph Carrier Vaudreuil QC J7V 5V5 450-4248464 Fax: 450-424-8792 www. consolidatedtechnologies.com

1-1274 Ringwell Dr Newmarket ON L3Y 9C7 905-9530455 Fax: 905-953-1335 www.desconconveyor.com

DOBOY INC., BOSCH PACKAGING TECHNOLOGY 869 S Knowles Ave New Richmond WI 54017 USA 715-246-6511 Fax: 715-246-6539 www.doboy.com Branches: Mississauga, ON 905-474-0225

DOMINO CANADA

CONTRACT PACKAGING ASSOCIATION

1833 Centre Point Cir Suite 123 Naperville IL 60563 USA 630-544-5053 www.contractpackaging.org

2751 Coventry Rd Oakville ON L6H 5V9 905-8292430 800-387-7972 Fax: 905-829-1842 www. domino-na.com Branches: Calgary, AB 604-9224567; Vancouver, BC 604-922-4567; Halifax, NS 902-826-2619; Montréal, QC 514-333-1330

CONTROLGMC

DONWAY PACKAGING CORP. LTD.

CONVERTING EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION

DOUGLAS MACHINE INC.

15A ch du Tremblay Boucherville QC J4B 7L6 450-449-4428 800-664-5264 Fax: 450-449-2648 www.controlgmc.com

201 Springs St Fort Mill SC 29715 USA 803-8027820 www.cema-converting.org

CORRUGATED PACKAGING COUNCIL

25 Northwest Point Blvd Suite 510 Elk Groove IL 60007 USA 847-364-9600 www.corrugated.org

CORRUPAL

225 av Liberte Candiac QC J5R 3X8 450-638-4222 www.corrupal.com

COUSINEAU PACKAGING INC.

PO Box 158 Campbellville ON L0P 1B0 905-8543666 187-766-4590 Fax: 905-854-4666 www. cousineaupackaging.com Representatives: Across Canada, Call or email, 877-664-5900

COUSINS PACKAGING INC.

105 Claireport Cres Etobicoke ON M9W 6P7 888-2099344 Fax: 416-743-1831 www.cousinspackaging.com Branches: Campbellville, ON 905-854-3666

COVERTECH FABRICATING INC./ COVERTECH FLEXIBLE PACKAGING

279 Humberline Dr Etobicoke ON M9W 5T6 416-798-1340 800-837-8961 Fax: 416-798-1342 www.covertechfab.com

CROWN METAL PACKAGING CANADA LP

100-10 Ronrose St Vaughan ON L4K 4R3 905-6602125 Fax: 905-669-1692 Branches: Calgary, AB 403-236-0241; Chatham, ON 519-351-1045; Weston, ON 416-741-6002; Montréal, QC 514-956-8900

CROWN PACKAGING

PO Box 94188 Richmond BC V6Y 2A4 604-277-7111

CRYOVAC - A DIVISION OF SEALED AIR (CANADA) INC.

2365 Dixie Rd Mississauga ON L4Y 2A2 905-273-5656 Fax: 905-273-3171 www.sealedair.com Branches: Montreal, QC 514-335-2550 Representatives: Farnell Packaging Limited, Dartmouth, NS 902-468-9378; Impak Packaging Systems, Scarborough, ON 416-299-0960; Les Emballages Carrousel Inc, Boucherville, QC 514-875-2025; Les Emballages Jean Cartier Inc., St.-Cesaire, QC 450-469-3168; Metric Packaging Inc., Brampton, ON 905-564-0577; Shippers Supply Inc, Edmonton, AB 403-449-0528; Snell SPL System Solutions Inc., Mississauga, ON 905-565-1272; Terrana Services Corp., Richmond, BC 604-304-9887; Unisource Canada Inc, London, ON 519-686-5820; Mississauga, ON 905-795-7400; Ottawa, ON 613-247-8114; Quebec, QC 418-683-2256; Ville St Laurent, QC 514-733-4400; Unisource Canada Inc., Calgary, AB 403-250-5416; Edmonton, AB 780-452-2520; New Westminster, BC 604-528-7344; Winnipeg, MB 204-697-0958; Xpedx Canada Inc., Brampton, ON 905-565-4390

DJS ENTERPRISES

6-2700 14th Ave Markham ON L3R 0J1 905-4757644 Fax: 905-475-7645 www.djsent.com

DAMARK SHRINK PACKAGING SYSTEMS, DIV. OF PLEXPACK

2-1160 Birchmount Rd Toronto ON M1P 2B8 416-609-8011 800-265-1775 Fax: 416-298-4328 www.plexpack.com

DANAFILMS

5 Otis St Westborough MA 01581 USA 508-3668884 800-634-8289 Fax: 508-898-0106 www. danafilms.com Branches: London, ON 519-870-7879

12 Principal Rd Scarborough ON M1R 4Z3 416-494-5400 877-504-7041 Fax: 416-494-5409 www.donwaypackaging.com Branches: Vancouver, BC 604-739-4125 3404 Iowa St Alexandria MN 56308 USA 320-7636587 Fax: 320-763-5754 www.douglas-machine. com Representatives: Plan Automation, Orangeville, ON 416-479-0777

DYNAMIC CONVEYOR CORPORATION

5980 Grand Haven Rd Muskegon MI 49441 USA 231-798-1483 800-640-6850 Fax: 231-798-9583 www.dynamicconveyor.com Representatives: Trugrit Agency Inc. 503-625-1609

EAM-MOSCA CANADA LTD.

170 William Smith Dr Whitby ON L1N 9N3 905-665-8225 800-663-6392 Fax: 905-665-8188 www.eammosca.com Representatives: AT Packaging, Mirabel, QC 877-979-8667

E.I. DUPONT CANADA COMPANY

7070 Mississauga Rd Mississauga ON L5N 5M8 905-821-5042 Fax: 905-821-5519 www.cyrel.com/ na Representatives: Williamson Printing Materials, Grimsby, ON 905-945-2131

DECO LABELS & TAGS

28 Greensboro Dr Toronto ON M9W 1E1 416-2477878 Fax: 416-247-9030 www.decolabels.com

DELKOR SYSTEMS INC.

4300 Round Lake Rd W Suite 300 St. Paul MN 55112-6700 USA 651-348-6700 Fax: 651-348-

JULY/AUGUST 2013 • CANADIAN PACKAGING

1891 Eglinton Ave E Toronto ON M1L 2L7 416-2883060 888-288-7386 Fax: 416-288-0808 www. fpcflexible.com Representatives: LAL Packaging Partners, Toronto, ON 416-458-9895; Loch Hood Converting Inc., Toronto, ON 416-993-6921

FANUC ROBOTICS CANADA LTD.

6774 Financial Dr Mississauga ON L5N 7J6 905-8122300 Fax: 905-812-2350 www.fanucrobotics.com Branches: Montreal, QC 450-492-9001 Representatives: AFA Nordale Inc., Brampton, ON 905-456-8700; JMP Engineering, London, ON 519-652-2741; Johnsen Machine Company, Burlington, ON 905-335-4196; KL Products, London, ON 519-652-1070; Langen Packaging, Mississauga, ON 905-670-7200;

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ÖLFLEX cables can stop electrical failures before they stop your packaging lines.

4760 NW 128th St Miami FL 33054 USA 305-6224070 Fax: 305-688-7772 www.eaglepm.com Branches: Lachine, QC 514-422-0808

EASTEY ENTERPRISES

7041 Boone Ave Brooklyn Park MN 55428 USA 763-428-4846 800-835-9344 Fax: 763-795-8867 www.eastey.com

ECKERT MACHINES

3841 Portage Rd Niagara Falls ON L2J 2L1 905-356-8356 Fax: 905-356-1704 www. eckertmachines.com

ECONOCORP INC.

72 Pacella Dr Randolph MA 02368 USA 617-9867500 Fax: 617-986-1553 www.econocorp.com

EDELSTEIN DIVERSIFIED CO. LTD.

100-9001 Avon Montréal QC H4X 2G8 514-4898689 800-461-8273 Fax: 514-489-9707 www. echotape.com

EDSON PACKAGING MACHINERY LTD.

215 Hempstead Dr Hamilton ON L8W 2E6 905-3853201 800-493-3766 Fax: 905-385-8775 www.edson. com Representatives: Alex E. Jones, Oakville, ON 905-847-0166; Montreal, QC 514-731-7747

ELLIS PACKAGING LTD.

1830 Sandstone Manor Pickering ON L1W 3Y1 905-798-7715 Fax: 905-831-7571 www.ellispkg. com Representatives: Ellis Packaging West, Guelph, ON 519-822-7060; Ellis Paper Box, Mississauga, ON 905-212-9177

ELOPAK CANADA INC.

6430 boul des Grandes Prairies Saint-Leonard QC H1P 1A2 514-326-0350 514-913-4457 Fax: 514-326-6372 www.elopak.com

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EMBALLAGES JEAN CARTIER INC.

2325 boul Industrial St-Cesaire QC J0L 1T0 450-469-3168 800-363-2737 Fax: 450-469-2239 www.cartierpackaging.com Representatives: Cartier Packaging, Mississauga, ON 416-436-2002

ENERCON INDUSTRIES CORP.

125 Braidwood Lake Rd Brampton ON L6Z 4L4 905-495-1199 Fax: 905-495-1599 www.packagingrx.com

FPC FLEXIBLE PACKAGING CORPORATION

EAGLE PACKAGING MACHINERY LLC

DAVIS CONTROLS LTD.

DEBBIE GILBERT - PACKAGING RX

8535 Gander Creek Dr Miamisburg OH 45342 USA 937-454-1721 800-743-7131 Fax: 937-454-1522 www.esko.com Representatives: Access Imaging Inc., North York, ON 416-789-5542; Agfa Canada, Mississauga, ON 905-361-6982; Ernest Green & Son Ltd., Mississauga, ON 905-629-8999; Fujifilm Canada Inc., Mississauga, ON 905-755-2812

3160 State St Blacksburg VA 24060 USA 540-9615716 www.esstechnologies.com

EMPLEX BAG SEALING SOLUTIONS, A DIVISION OF PLEXPACK

2200 Bristol Cir Oakville ON L6H 5R3 905-8292000 Fax: 905-829-2630 www.daviscontrols.com Branches: Calgary, AB 403-255-5035; Vancouver, BC 604-298-9101; Montreal, QC 514-737-4817

ESKO USA

ESS TECHNOLOGIES

DAVIS

77 City Centre Dr West Tower, Floor 2 Mississauga ON L5B 1M5 905-270-2501 877-519-2501 Fax: 905-270-3969 www.davisdesign.ca

Solutions, Oakville, ON 905-827-5800; Novatech Equipment Sales, North Vancouver, BC 604-984-2220; Warco Process Technologies, Saint-Laurent, QC 514-685-5511; Warco Process Technologies Paterson Division, Oshawa, ON 905-725-4203; Welco Expediting Ltd, Calgary, AB 403-279-8636

2-1160 Birchmount Rd Toronto ON M1P 2B8 416-291-8085 800-265-1775 Fax: 416-298-4328 www.plexpack.com

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W 140 N 9572 Fountain Blvd Menomonee Falls WI 53052-0773 USA 262-255-6070 Fax: 262-2557784 www.enerconind.com Representatives: Fladgate Packaging Systems, Vancouver, BC 604-612-7778; MD Packaging, Scarborough, ON 416-291-9229; Webconvert Ltd. ON 416-252-4462

ERIEZ

2200 Asbury Rd Erie PA 16506 USA 814-835-6000 800-345-4946 Fax: 814-838-4960 www.eriez.com Representatives: Brunette Specialty Sales, Sudbury, ON 705-586-3210; D&L Engineering Sales Ltd, Halifax, NS 902-429-3790; Equipment Conval Brunette, Rouyn-Noranda, QC 819-797-8700; Frontline Process

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ADDRESSES WHO MAKES/SELLS WHAT AND WHERE TO FIND THEM PremierTech Systems, Riviere-du-Loup, QC 418-8678883; Strongpoint Automation 519-624-1255

GENERAL PACKAGING EQUIPMENT CO.

FARNELL PACKAGING LIMITED

6048 Westview Dr Houston TX 77055 USA 713-6864331 Fax: 713-683-3967 www.generalpackaging.com Representatives: B & T Packaging Machinery, Ajax, ON 905-426-1668; Fladgate Packaging Systems Ltd., Vancouver, BC 604-612-7778

FEED SYSTEMS INC.

25 Aylmer St Peterborough ON K9J 6Y8

FARM CREDIT CANADA

1800 Hamilton St Regina SK S4P 4L3 306-780-6463 800-387-3232 Fax: 306-780-5001 www.fcc-fac.ca 30 Isley Ave Dartmouth NS B3B 1L3 902-468-9378 800-565-9378 Fax: 902-468-3192 www.farnell.ns.ca 135 Industrial Blvd Riverhead NY 11901 USA 516-727-0300 Fax: 516-369-5939 www.kapsall.com Representatives: Newmapak, Toronto, ON 800-8665572; Montreal, QC 514-866-5572

FESTO INC.

5300 Explorer Dr Mississauga ON L4W 5G4 905-624-9000 877-463-3786 Fax: 905-624-9001 www.festo.ca Branches: Calgary, AB; Edmonton, AB; Vancouver, BC; Moncton, NB; Montreal, QC; Québec, QC Representatives: Atlantic Compressed Air, Moncton, NB 560-858-9500; E.B. Horsman & Son, Surrey, BC 778-545-9916; Seaway Fluid Power Group, St Catharines, ON 905-688-1243; Wajax Industrial Components, Lachine, QC 514-636-3333

FIBRE BOX ASSOCIATION

25 Northwest Point Blvd Suite 510 Elk Grove Village IL 60007 USA 847-364-9600 www.fibrebox.org

FISCHBEIN COMPANY

151 Walker Rd Statesville NC 28625 USA 704-8711159 Fax: 704-872-3303 www.fischbein.com Representatives: Gaston Richard Inc, Ste Julie, QC 450-649-1516; Hartwick Sales & Service, Arva, ON 519-225-2310; London, ON 519-225-2310; Lewis M. Carter Mfg, Saskatoon, SK 306-242-9292

FISCHER & KRECKE INC./ MEMBER OF THE BOBST GROUP See BOBST NORTH AMERICA INC.

FLEXIBLE FILM AND BAG DIVISION OF SPITHE PLASTIC INDUSTRY TRADE ASSOCIATION 1667 K St NW Suite 1000 Washington DC 20006 USA 202-296-7005 www.plasticsindustry.org

FLEXIBLE INTERMEDIATE BULK CONTAINER ASSOCIATION

GENPAK - A DIVISION OF GREAT PACIFIC ENTERPRISES

GEORGE GORDON ASSOCIATES, INC.

12 Continental Blvd Merrimack NH 03054-4302 USA 603-424-5204 Fax: 603-424-9031 www. ggapack.com Representatives: B&T Sales, Ajax, ON 905-426-1668

GESPRO PACKAGING

1299 Chemin Chambly Longueuil QC J4J 3X1 450-619-0648 Fax: 450-674-3340

GLASS PACKAGING INSTITUTE

700 North Fairfax St Suite 510 Alexandria VA 22314 USA 703-684-6359 www.gpi.org

GLUE DOTS INTERNATIONAL

5515 South Westridge Dr New Berlin WI 53151 USA 262-814-8500 888-688-7131 Fax: 282-814-8505 www.gluedots.com

GLUEFAST COMPANY INC.

3535 Route 66 Building 1 Neptune NJ 07753 USA 732-918-4600 Fax: 732-918-4646 www.gluefast.com

GOLDRICH PRINTPAK INC.

100 Industry St Toronto ON M6M 4L8 416-7699000 Fax: 416-769-5454 www.goldpak.com

GRAPHIC PACKAGING CANADA CORP.

1691 Matheson Blvd Mississauga ON L4W 1S1 905-624-1701

GRAVURE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA

PO Box 25617 Rochester NY 14625 USA 201-5236042 www.gaa.org

GREYDON INC.

391 Greendale Rd York PA 17403 USA 717-8483875 Fax: 717-843-6435 www.greydon.com Branches: Montreal, QC Representatives: Fladgate Packaging, Vancouver, BC 604-612-7778; Marc Pilon, Montreal, QC 514-231-5415

PO Box 241894 Saint Paul MN 55124-7019 USA 952-412-8867 866-600-8880 Fax: 661-339-0023 www.fibca.com

GRIMSBY PACKAGING LIMITED

FLEXIBLE PACKAGING ASSOCIATION

GROUPE LELYS

971 Corporate Blvd Suite 403 Linthicum MD 21090 USA 410-694-0800 Fax: 410-694-0900 www.flexpack.org

FLEXLINK SYSTEMS, INC.

1-1549 Yorkton Crt Burlington ON L7P 5B7 905-639-6878 Fax: 905-639-4632 www.flexlink. com Representatives: ABF Systemes Inc., Quebec, QC 450-449-4358; PharmaCos Machinery Inc., Quebec, QC 514-339-5440

FLEXO-PRINTING EQUIPMENT CORP/SIAT

416 Hayward Ave N Oakdale MN 55128 USA 651-731-9499 Fax: 651-731-0525 www.flexo-siat.com

FLIR SYSTEMS LTD.

920 Sheldon Crt Burlington ON L7L 5L6 800-6130507 Fax: 905-639-5488 www.flir.com Representatives: Hoskin Scientific Limited, Burlington, ON 905-333-5510; ITM Instruments, Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue, QC 514-457-7280

FOOD & CONSUMER PRODUCTS OF CANADA 600-100 Sheppard Ave E Toronto ON M2N 6N5 416-510-8024 Fax: 416-510-8043 www.fcpc.ca

FOOD MARKETING INSTITUTE

2345 Crystal Dr Suite 800 Arlington VA 22202 USA 202-452-8444 www.fmi.org

FOOD PROCESSING MACHINERY ASSOCIATION 1451 Dolley Madison Blvd Suite 200 McLean VA 22101 USA 703-761-2600

FOOD PROCESSORS OF CANADA

350 Sparks St Ottawa ON K1R 7S8 613-722-1000

FOODSERVICE PACKAGING INSTITUTE

201 Park Washington Crt Falls Chruch VA 22046 USA 703-538-3550 www.fpi.org

FOREST PRODUCTS ASSOCIATION OF CANADA 410-99 Bank St Ottawa ON K1P 6B9 613-563-1441

FORMOST FUJI CORPORATION

19211 144th Ave NE Woodinville WA 98072 USA 425-483-9090 Fax: 425-486-5656 www. formostfuji.com Representatives: Abbey Packaging Equipment, Burlington, ON 905-681-3010

FORTRESS TECHNOLOGY INC.

51 Grand Marshall Dr Toronto ON M1B 5N6 416-754-2898 888-220-8737 Fax: 416-754-2976 www.fortresstechnology.com Representatives: Plan Automation, Richmond Hill, ON 416-479-0777; Ron Gallie Electric, Chilliwack, BC 604-798-9346

FURTHER POULTRY PROCESSORS ASSOCIATION. OF CANADA

206-1545 Carling Ave Ottawa ON K1Z 8P9 613-738-1175 www3.sympatico.ca

GSI USA

7887 Washington Village Dr Suite 300 Dayton OH 45459 USA 937-435-3870

GARVEY CORP.

Rte 73 Blue Anchor NJ 08037 USA 609-561-2450 800-257-8581 Fax: 609-561-2328 www.garvey.com

GENERAL CONVEYOR INC

155 Engelhard Dr Aurora ON L4G 3V1 905-727-7922 Fax: 905-841-1056 www.gccl.com Representatives: Almac Conveyor Co Ltd, Aurora, ON 905-713-1377

GENERAL MAGNAPLATE CORP.

1331 Route 1 Linden NJ 07036 USA 908-862-6200 Fax: 908-862-6110 www.magnaplate.com Branches: Ajax, ON 905-686-2277

80 • WWW.CANADIANPACKAGING.COM

1244 Nathaniel Cres Burlington ON L7S 2A7 905-681-1604 800-736-0411 Fax: 905-681-1023 3275 Francis-Hugues Laval QC H7L 5A5 450-6627161 800-361-3961 Fax: 450-662-0560 www.lelys. com Branches: Woodbridge, ON 905-264-6654

H B FULLER CANADA

101-21 Four Seasons Place Toronto ON M9B 6J8 416-641-4977 888-351-3523 Fax: 416-621-2699 www.hbfuller.com Branches: Longueuil, QC 450-655-1306 Representatives: A & E Distribution, Toronto, ON 226-448-2400; MRB Industries, St. Laurent, QC 514-488-2277

HMA SYSTEMS

12-185 Advance Blvd Brampton ON L6T 4Y3 905-458-8182 Fax: 905-458-0758 www. hmasystems.com

HABASIT CANADA LIMITED

2275 Bristol Cir Oakville ON L6H 6P8 905-8274131 800-770-6750 Fax: 905-825-2612 www. habasit.ca Representatives: B.D.I. Canada Inc., Mississauga, ON 905-238-3392; Belterra Corporation, Delta, BC 604-540-1950; Canadian Bearings Limited, Mississauga, ON 905-670-6724; Celmire, Drummondville, QC 819-474-0021; CRS Vamil Inc., Delson, QC 450-638-5426; Nuera Industriel, Laval, QC 514-955-1024; Rubberline Products Ltd., Kitchener, ON 519-894-0400; Wajax Industrial Components, Lachine, QC 514-636-3333

Representatives: Newmapak, Pickering, ON 905-9871936; Newmapak Ltd, Longueuil, QC 514-866-5572; Newmapak Ltd., Candiac, QC 514-866-5572

Montreal, QC 514-631-6270

HEWLETT-PACKARD (CANADA) CO.

5150 Spectrum Way Mississauga ON L4W 5G1 905-206-4725

KLIKLOK-WOODMAN

HIBAR SYSTEMS LTD.

5224 Snapfinger Woods Dr Decatur GA 30035 USA 770-981-5200 Fax: 770-987-7160 www.kliklokwoodman. com Representatives: Propack Processing & Packaging Systems Inc., Beamsville, ON 905-563-9400

HOOD CHEMICAL

KLOCKNER-PENTAPLAST OF CANADA INC.

HOOD PACKAGING CORPORATION

KRAKEN AUTOMATION INC.

35 Pollard St Richmond Hill ON L4B 1A8 905-731-2400 Fax: 905-731-6035 www.hibar.com Representatives: Inox Pumps & Process, Anjou, QC 858-881-0224

604-419 King St W Oshawa Executive Centre Oshawa ON L1J 2K5 905-433-4232 Fax: 905-436-3478 www.kpfilms.com

14-295 Alliance Rd Milton ON L9T 4W8 905-8760707 800-567-9791 Fax: 905-876-0695 www. hoodchemical.com 2380 McDowell Rd Burlington ON L7R 4A1 905-637-5611 Fax: 905-637-9954 www.hoodpkg. com Branches: Calgary (Paper Div), AB 403-2794000; Calgary (Plastics Div), AB 403-287-0450; Burlington, ON 905-637-5611; Guelph, ON 519-8212570; East Angus, QC 819-832-4971

14-4325 Harvester Rd Burlington ON L7L 5M4 905-336-8089 www.krakenautomation.com

HUDSON SUPPLIES INC.

2940 rue Halpern St. Laurent QC H4S 1R2 514-337-5005 888-599-9959 Fax: 514-332-3383 www.hudson4supplies.com

3285 Bedford Rd Montréal QC H3S 1G5 514-3668050 800-361-2845 Fax: 514-366-6489 www.kruger. com Branches: Brampton, ON 905-759-1012; LaSalle, QC 514-366-8050; Montréal, QC 514-934-0845

ID TECHNOLOGY

LABEL-AIRE INC.

2051 Franklin Dr Fort Worth TX 76106 USA 817-626-7779 888-438-3242 www.idtechnology.com

INX INTERNATIONAL INK CO.

150 N Martingale Suite 700 Schaumburg IL 60173 USA 630-382-1906 800-233-4657 Fax: 847-9699758 www.inxinternational.com Branches: Mississauga, ON 905-624-4657; Terrebonne, QC 450-477-9145

IPL INC.

140 Commerciale St-Damien Belle Co QC G0R 2Y0 418-789-2880 Fax: 418-833-3305 www.ipl-plastics. com Branches: Edmunston, NB 506-739-9559

ITW DYNATEC

31 Volunteer Dr Hendersonville TN 37075 USA 615-824-3634 800-860-6150 Fax: 615-264-5248 www.itwdynatec.com Representatives: HMA Systems, Brampton, ON 905-458-8182; Servi-Center, St Leonard, QC 514-326-5462; Timeco-Marten Company Ltd., Coquitlam, BC 604-525-8499

HEAT SEALING PACKAGING SUPPLIES & EQ.

61 Pippin Rd Concord ON L4K 4N6 905-669-6770 800-669-7757 Fax: 905-669-5793 www.heatsealing.ca

HEIDELBERG CANADA

6265 Kenway Dr Mississauga ON L5T 2L3 905-362-4400 Fax: 905-362-4606 www.heidelberg. com Branches: Vancouver, BC 604-276-8343;

LANGEN PACKAGING INC.

LANTECH.COM, LLC

124 Felbrigg Ave Toronto ON M5M 2M5 905-5829846 416-841-4364 www.leaderlinx.com

105 Pheasant Run Newtown PA 18940 USA 215-579-2900 Fax: 215-579-9959 www.ilapak.com

IMPRIMERIE STE-JULIE INC.

1851 rue Nobel Ste-Julie QC J3E 1Z6 450-649-5479 800-361-9344 Fax: 450-649-7275 www.impsj.com

INDUSTRIAL MARKING SYSTEMS INC.

10-3505 Laird Rd Mississauga ON L5L 5Y7 905-820-5492 877-799-5277 Fax: 905-820-6516 www.lappcanada.com

LEADERLINX

LEADING EDGE INKJET LTD.

1-25 Coronet Rd Etobicoke ON M8Z 2L8 416-2349377 Fax: 416-234-3747

LEESON CANADA

9000 Henri Bourassa O St Laurent QC H4S 1L5 514336-3213 888-336-3213 Fax: 514-745-2923 www. imsinc.ca Branches: Mississauga, ON 905-612-0893

320 Superior Blvd Mississauga ON L5T 2N7 905-670-4770 Fax: 905-670-4378 Branches: Edmonton, AB; Vancouver, BC; Winnipeg, MB; Hanover, ON; Montreal, QC

INDUSTRY CANADA

LEIBINGER

CD Howe Building 235 Queen St 2nd Floor W Tower Ottawa ON K1A 0H5 613-947-7466

2702-B Buell Dr East Troy WI 53120 USA 203-853-0022 Fax: 203-853-3355 www. leibinger-group.com Representatives: Redemac, St. Laurent, QC 514-335-9570

INKSPEC/PAD

1440 rue Hocquart St-Bruno-de-Mont QC J3V 6E1 450-441-5005 800-465-7732 Fax: 450-441-6969 www.inkspec.com Representatives: Webconvert, Etobicoke, ON 416-252-4462

LEPEL CORP CAPSEALING DIV.

W227 N937 Westmound Dr Waukesha WI 53186 USA 262-782-0450 800-231-6008 Fax: 262-7823299 www.cap-sealing.com

INLAND LABEL

INNOVIA FILMS INC.

INTELLIGRATED

21121 Cabot Blvd Hayward CA 94545-1132 USA 510-259-0500 800-227-5980 Fax: 510-259-0600 www.heatandcontrol.com Branches: Cambridge, ON 519-623-1100 Representatives: Techno Pak, Sainte-Julie, QC 450-922-3122

31& 32-1435 Bonhill Rd Mississauga ON L5T 1V2 905-564-2794 888-250-1524 Fax: 905-564-2793 www.labelling.com Representatives: 3G Packaging Corp., Mississauga, ON 905-361-4929; Advance Shipping Supplies Inc., Mississauga, ON 905-5684000; Crawford Provincial, London, ON 519-6590909; EXA Inc, St Laurent, QC 514-333-3116

ILAPAK INC.

HARTNESS INTERNATIONAL

HEAT AND CONTROL, INC.

LABELLING TECHNOLOGIES

LAPP CANADA INC.

INSTITUTE OF PACKAGING PROFESSIONALS (IOPP)

2711 Buford Rd Suite 268 Bon Air VA 23235-2423 USA 804-338-5778 Fax: 888-812-4272 www. hcpconline.org

400 Cochrane Dr Markham ON L3R 8E3 905-475-3738 866-522-3523 Fax: 905-475-1466 www.labelad.com

One Heritage Park Rd Clinton CT 06143 USA 860-669-0358 Fax: 860-669-5109 www.iconotech. com Representatives: Fladgate Packaging Systems, Vancouver, BC 604-612-7778; Resolution Technologies Corp, Port Coquitlam, BC 604-942-3039

101-17973 106 Ave Edmonton AB T5S 2H1 780-4844400 877-427-5863 Fax: 780-484-3646 www.harlund. com Branches: Burnaby, BC 604-689-4373; Mississauga, ON 905-501-9000; Laval, QC 450-629-7911

HEALTHCARE COMPLIANCE PACKAGING COUNCIL

LABELAD LTD.

ICONOTECH

HARLUND INDUSTRIES LTD.

225 Spartangreen Blvd Duncan SC 29334 USA 864-486-4000 864-486-4251 Fax: 864-486-4412 www.hayssensandiacre.com Representatives: Alex E. Jones & Associates, Pointe Claire, QC 514-693-9381; Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd, Oakville, ON 905-847-0166

550 Burning Tree Rd Fullerton CA 92833 USA 714-449-5155 714-526-0300 Fax: 714-449-5100 www.label-aire.com Representatives: Ahearn & Soper, Rexdale, ON 416-675-3999

11000 Bluegrass Pky Louisville KY 40299 USA 502-267-4200 800-866-0322 Fax: 502-266-5031 www.lantech.com

3456 N Ridge Ave Suite 400 Arlington Heights IL 60004 USA 800-628-6787 Fax: 847-483-1500 www. itwmuller.com Branches: Cornwall, ON 613-938-7900

1950 Lake Park Dr Smyrna GA 30080 USA 877-822-3456 Fax: 770-970-8481

HAYSSENSANDIACRE A DIV. OF BARRY-WEHMILLER COMPANIES, INC.

KRUGER INC.

ITW MULLER CANADA

2009 West Ave S La Crosse WI 54601 USA 608-788-5800 800-657-4413 www.inlandlabel.com

PO Box 26509 Greenville SC 29616-1509 USA 864-297-1200 Fax: 864-297-4486 www.hartness. com Representatives: Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd, Oakville, ON 905-847-0166; Alex E. Jones Packaging Machinery, Ville Mont Royal, QC 514-731-7747

108-6285 Northam Dr Mississauga ON L4V 1X5 905-364-4900 Fax: 905-364-4911 www.krones.ca

6154 Kestrel Rd Mississauga ON L5T 1Z2 905-670-7200 Fax: 905-670-5291 www. langengroup.com

HAREMAR PLASTIC MANUFACTURING LTD.

200 Great Gulf Dr Vaughan ON L4K 4W1 905-7617552 Fax: 905-761-2808 www.haremar.com

KRONES MACHINERY CO. LIMITED

LES EMBALLAGES KNOWLTON/ KNOWLTON PACKAGING

315 ch Knowlton Knowlton QC J0E 1V0 450-2422727 450-243-6161 Fax: 450-243-0559

LOCK INSPECTION SYSTEMS, INC.

1833 Centre Point Cir Suite 123 Naperville IL 60563 USA 630-544-5050 www.iopp.org 5-500 Wentworth St E Oshawa ON L1H 3V9 905-7255300 Fax: 905-725-2688 www.intelligrated.com Branches: Mississauga, ON 905-858-0088; Mississauga, ON 905-813-5000; Dorval, QC 514-633-9969

207 Authority Dr Fitchburg MA 01420 USA 978-343-3716 800-227-5539 Fax: 978-343-6278 www.lockinspection.com

LOMA SYSTEMS CANADA INC.

333 Wyecroft Rd Oakville ON L6K 2H2 905-842-4581 Fax: 905-842-3460 www.loma.com Representatives: Arpak Packaging Inc, Laval, QC 450-669-8965; Ross Packaging, Vancouver, BC 604-591-1510

LONGFORD INTERNATIONAL LTD.

INTERNATIONAL UNION OF FOOD SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

41 Lamont Ave Scarborough ON M1S 1A8 416-298-6622 888-298-2900 Fax: 416-298-6627 www.longfordint.com

IPAK MACHINERY

Route 296 South Canaan PA 18459 USA 570-9374921 800-572-3434 Fax: 570-937-3229 www. loveshaw.com Representatives: Crawford Provincial, London, ON 519-659-0909; Dependable Marking Sys, Oshawa, ON 905-433-1383; Harlund Industries, Edmonton, AB 780-484-4400; Etobicoke, ON 416-679-9990; J G Packaging, Whitby, ON 905-4307647; M D Packaging, Scarborough, ON 416-2919229; Packaging Machinery Concepts, Mississauga, ON 905-212-7046; Snell Packaging Systems Ltd, Mississauga, ON 905-565-9484; Star Packaging, Mississauga, ON 905-670-7928; Thomas W Mackay & Sons, Vancouver, BC 604-324-6561; Unisource Canada

LOVESHAW, AN ITW COMPANY, LITTLE DAVID PRODUCTS DIV.

19-511 Maple Grove Dr Oakville ON L6J 6X0 905-815-1926 www.iufost.org 1-14211 Burrows Rd Richmond BC V6V 1K9 604-940-8073 Fax: 604-940-8074 www. ipakmachinery.com

JG PACKAGING

92 Henderson Dr Whitby ON L1N 7Y8 905-4307647 416-352-8808 Fax: 905-430-3435

JOKEY PLASTICS NORTH AMERICA INC.

150 Mitchell St Goderich ON N7A 3X8 519-5249890 Fax: 519-524-6114 www.jokey.com

JONES PACKAGING INC.

3000 Page St London ON N5V 5H3 519-451-2100 Fax: 519-451-2107 www.jonespackaging.com Branches: Guelph, ON 519-821-0550

LYFT VISUAL

112-5800 Ambler Dr Mississauga ON L4W 4J4 905-624-8478 Fax: 519-576-2489 www.lyftvisual.com Representatives: Boehmer Box LP, Kitchener, ON 519-576-2480; CANAMPAC, Kitchener, ON 519-5762480; Strathcona Paper, Napanee, ON 613-378-6672

JOWAT CANADA

PO Box 149 Mississauga ON L5M 2B7 514-2311449 514-374-9043 www.jowat.com

KAPS-ALL PACKAGING SYSTEMS INC.

200 Mill Rd Riverhead NY 11901 USA 631-727-0300 631-727-0307 Fax: 631-369-5939 www.kapsall.com

M.D. PACKAGING INC.

6-250 Shields Crt Markham ON L3R 9W5 416-291-9229

CANADIAN PACKAGING • JULY/AUGUST 2013

ADDRESSES WHO MAKES/SELLS WHAT AND WHERE TO FIND THEM Fax: 416-291-2906 Branches: Montreal, QC 514-676-4162

M+L TESTING EQUIPMENT (1995) INC.

31 Dundas St E Dundas ON L9H 7H8 905-6898783 800-263-9244 Fax: 905-689-3978 www. mltest.com Branches: Calgary, AB 403-250-6765

MACRO ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY INC. 199 Traders Blvd E Mississauga ON L4Z 2E5 905-5079000 Fax: 905-507-3000 www.macroeng.com

MAGNETIC PRODUCTS, INC.

683 Town Center Dr Highland MI 48334 USA 248-887-5600 800-544-5930 Fax: 248-887-6100 www.mpimagnet.com Representatives: Canada Process Equipment, Mississauga, ON 905-238-2990

MANROLAND CANADA INC.

119 Westcreek Dr Vaughan ON L4L 9N6 905-265-6300 800-676-5263 Fax: 905-265-6304 www.manroland.ca

MARKEM-IMAJE INC.

5448 Timberlea Blvd Mississauga ON L4W 2T7 800-267-5108 www.markem-imaje.ca Branches: Calgary, AB 403-277-2473; Langley, BC 604-5143122; Lachine, QC 514-633-8848

MARQ PACKAGING SYSTEMS INC.

3801 West Washington Yakima WA 98902 USA 509-966-4300 800-998-4301 Fax: 509-452-3307 www.marq.net

MASTERNET LTD.

690 Gana Crt Mississauga ON L5S 1P2 905-795-0005 800-216-2536 Fax: 905-795-9293 www.masternetltd.com

MATRIX PACKAGING MACHINERY

650 Dekora Woods Blvd Saukville WI 53080 USA 262-268-8300 888-628-7491 Fax: 262-268-8301 www.matrixpm.com Representatives: Plan Automation, Orangeville, ON 416-479-0777

NEWMAPAK LTD.

285 av Liberte Candiac QC J5R 6Z7 514-866-5572 877-866-5572 Fax: 450-635-3611 www.newmapak. com Branches: Markham, ON 905-201-1842

Vancouver, BC 604-460-0949; Montreal, QC Representatives: Howard Marten Company, Calgary, AB 403-259-2201; Edmonton, AB 780-438-3468; Intec Group, Winnipeg, MB 204-480-0468

OMNIFISSION PACKAGING INC.

NITTA CORPORATION OF AMERICA

NORWOOD MARKING SYSTEMS

885 Milner Ave Toronto ON M1B 5V8 416-286-6465 Fax: 416-286-6159 www.omron.ca Branches: Vancouver, BC 604-522-8855; Windsor, ON 519-972-0022; Lachine, QC 514-636-6676; Quebec, QC 418-8647378 Representatives: CB Engineering, Calgary, AB 403-259-6220; EECOL, Calgary, AB 403-253-1952; Nedco, Mississauga, ON 905-568-2425; SNS Automation, St. George, ON 519-448-3055; Wesco Distribution, Markham, ON 905-415-6100

7605 Nitta Dr Suwanee GA 30024 USA 770-497-0212 800-221-3689 Fax: 770-623-1398 www.nitta.com

NORAMPAC, A DIVISION OF CASCADES CANADA ULC

1061 rue Parent St-Bruno QC J3V 6R7 450-461-8600 866-735-2635 Fax: 450-461-8636 www.norampac. com Branches: Calgary, AB 403-531-3800; Richmond, BC 604-273-7321; Winnipeg, MB 204-786-5761; Winnipeg, MB 204-667-6600; Moncton, NB 506-869-2200; St John’s, NL 709-747-1200; Barrie, ON 705-737-0470; Belleville, ON 613-968-3581; Cobourg, ON 905-372-5199; Etobicoke, ON 416-255-8541; Mississauga, ON 905-671-2940; Mississauga, ON 905-678-8211; Scarborough, ON 416-412-3500; St-Marys, ON 519-284-1840; Trenton, ON 613-392-6505; Vaughan, ON 905-760-3900; Cabano, QC 418-854-2803; Drummondville, QC 819-475-4567; East Angus, QC 819-823-5300; Jonquiere, QC 418-542-9544; Kingsey Falls, QC 819-363-5000; Lachute, QC 450-566-3200; Vaudreuil-Dorion, QC 450-455-5731; Viau, QC 514-251-3800; Victoriaville, QC 819-758-3177

NORDSON CANADA LIMITED

1211 Denison St Markham ON L3R 4B3 800-4633200 Fax: 905-475-8821 www.nordson.ca Branches:

2538 Wisconsin Ave Downers Grove IL 60515 USA 630-968-0646 800-626-3464 Fax: 630-968-7672 www.itwnorwood.com Representatives: Alex E. Jones & Assoc Ltd, Oakville, ON 905-847-0166; Anypack Packaging Machinery, Burnaby, BC 604-421-8008; DR Tech Solutions Inc., Laval, QC 450-681-1744

NOVA PACK LIMITED

6470 Northam Dr Mississauga ON L4V 1H9 905-673-6682 Fax: 905-672-7225 www.novapk.com

NSF - GFTC

88 McGilvray St Guelph ON N1G 2W1 519-821-1246 www.gftc.ca

ORICS

OMEGA DESIGN CORP.

ORION PACKAGING SYSTEMS

One Michael Owens Way Perrysburg OH 43551 USA 567-336-5000 www.o-i.com Branches: Brampton, ON; Montréal, QC 514-934-8819 Representatives: Saxco Canada, Port Credit, ON 905-271-5700 211 Philips Rd Exton PA 19341 USA 610-363-6555 800-346-0191 Fax: 610-524-7398 www. omegadesign.com Representatives: Packaging Equipment Solutions, Brampton, ON 905-970-1562

222 West Memorial Rd Oklahoma City OK 73126 USA 405-755-1600 800-639-3433 Fax: 405-7558425 Representatives: Nelco Canada, Port McNicholl, ON 705-526-1338

MCBRADY ENGINEERING INC.

P.O. Box 2549 Joliet IL 60434 USA 815-744-8900 Fax: 815-744-8901 www.mcbradyengineering.com

MEADWESTVACO PACKAGING SYSTEMS LP 281 Fairall St Ajax ON L1S 1R7 905-683-2330

METRO LABEL COMPANY LTD.

999 Progress Ave Toronto ON M1B 6J1 416-3217889 Branches: Burnaby, BC; Napa, CA 707-2262806; Montreal, QC 514-636-4316

METTLER-TOLEDO HI-SPEED

5 Barr Rd Ithaca NY 14850 USA 607-257-6000 800-836-0836 Fax: 607-257-5232 www.mt.com/ hi-speed Representatives: MD Packaging, Scarborough, ON 416-291-9229

METTLER-TOLEDO LLC

6005 Benjamin Rd Tampa FL 33634 USA 813-889-9500 800-447-4439 Fax: 813-881-0840 www.mt.com/pi Representatives: MD Packaging, Inc, Toronto, ON 416-291-9229; Shawpak Systems, Oakville, ON 905-847-0122

MITCHEL-LINCOLN PACKAGING LTD.

3737 boul Thimens Ville St Laurent QC H4R 1V1 514-332-3480 Fax: 514-332-2039

THE MONTALVO CORPORATION

50 Hutcherson Dr Gorham ME 04038 USA 207-856-2501 800-226-8710 Fax: 207-856-2509 www.montalvo.com Representatives: Webconvert Ltd, Etobicoke, ON 416-252-4462

MOONSTONE MECHANICAL INC.

2251 15/16 Sideroad E Hawkestone ON L0L 1T0 705-327-5300 800-205-8170 Fax: 705-327-5312 www.moonstonemechanical.com

MOORE PACKAGING CORPORATION

191 John St Barrie ON L4N 2L4 705-737-1023 Fax: 705-737-5579 www.moorepackaging.com

MOTION CANADA

8985 Fraserwood Crt Burnaby BC V5J 5E8 604-433-6711 Fax: 604-433-7377 www. motioncanada.com

MULLER MARTINI CANADA INC.

20 Caldari Rd Vaughan ON L4K 4N8 905-660-9595 800-268-1999 Fax: 905-660-5762 www. mullermartinicanada.com

MULTIFEEDER TECHNOLOGY, INC.

4821 White Bear Pky St Paul MN 55110-3325 USA 651-407-3100 Fax: 651-407-3199 www.multifeeder. com Representatives: Crawford Provincial, London, ON 519-659-0909; Mississauga, ON 905-670-7904; That Packaging Group, Richmond Hill, ON 416-580-1244

MULTIVAC CANADA INC.

6 Abacus Rd Brampton ON L6T 5B7 905-264-1170 877-264-1170 Fax: 905-264-9647 ca.multivac.com

NPES ASSOCIATION FOR SUPPLIERS OF PRINTING, PUBLISHING AND CONVERTING TECHNOLOGIES 1899 Preston White Dr Reston VA 20191 USA 703-264-7200

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF PACKAGING, HANDLING, AND LOGISTIC ENGINEERS

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MAXCESS INTERNATIONAL

2820 62nd Ave E Bradenton FL 34203 USA 941-755-5550 Fax: 941-751-6281 www.neminc.com Representatives: MD Packaging Inc., Markham, ON 416-291-9229

ONGUARD PRODUCT INSPECTION INC.

OPTIMA MACHINERY CORPORATION

29-1111 Flint Rd Toronto ON M3J 3C7 416-6637071 Fax: 416-663-0233

6515 Penn Ave Pittsburgh PA 15206 USA 412-665-2500 Fax: 412-365-2042 www. matthewsmarking.com

NEW ENGLAND MACHINERY INC.

OMRON CANADA INC.

NUSPARK ENGINEERING INC.

MATTHEWS MARKING PRODUCTS

177 Fairsom Crt Lewisburg PA 17837-6844 USA 570-523-6475

2411 Anson Dr Mississauga ON L5S 1G1 905-4059777 Fax: 905-405-9888 www.omnifission.com

1330 Contract Dr Green Bay WI 54304 USA 920-3392222 Fax: 920-339-2233 www.optima-usa.com 240 Smith St Farmingdale NY 11735 USA 718-461-8613 Fax: 718-461-4719 www.orics.com Representatives: Associated Packaging, Gallatin, TN 615-452-2131 4750 Country Rd 13 NE Alexandria MN 56308 USA 901-888-4170 800-333-6556 Fax: 901-365-1071 www.orionpackaging.com Branches: Laval, QC 514-231-5645; 647-233-7577

ADDRESSES WHO MAKES/SELLS WHAT AND WHERE TO FIND THEM OYSTAR NORTH AMERICA (FORMERLY KNOWN AS OYSTAR USA, INC. & IWKA PACSYSTEMS, INC.) 523 Raritan Center Pky Edison NJ 08837 USA 732-343-7600 Fax: 732-343-7601 www.oystargroup.com

PAC - THE PACKAGING ASSOCIATION

607-1 Concorde Gate Toronto ON M3C 3N6 416-490-7860 Fax: 416-490-7844 www.pac.ca Branches: Laval, QC 514-990-0134

PDC INTERNATIONAL CORP

8 Sheehan Ave Norwalk CT 06854 USA 203-853-1516 Fax: 203-854-0834 www.pdc-corp.com Representatives: Flexi-Pack, Woodbridge, ON 416-577-0722; NJM, Pointe-Claire, QC 514-630-6990

PFM PACKAGING MACHINERY CORPORATION 1271 Ringwell Dr Newmarket ON L3Y 8T9 905-836-6709 Fax: 905-836-7763 www. pfmnorthamerica.com

PMC INDUSTRIES

275 Hudson St Hackensack NJ 07601 USA 201-3423684 Fax: 201-342-3568 www.pmc-industries.com

PMR PACKAGING INC.

361-701 Rossland Rd E Whitby ON L1N 9K3 905-725-2225 Fax: 905-725-2241 www. pmrpackaging.com

PACIFIC PACKAGING MACHINERY

1284 Puerta Del Sol San Clemente CA 92673 USA 949-369-2425 Fax: 949-369-2429 www.pacificpak. com Representatives: Alex E. Jones & Associates, Oakville, ON 905-847-0166

PACK-RITE DIV.OF METTLER TOLEDO, LLC

3026 Phillips Ave Racine WI 53403 USA 262-635-6966 800-248-6868 Fax: 262-634-0521 www.packrite.com Representatives: Fladgate Packaging, Vancouver, BC 604-612-7778; Island Handling Systems, Charlottetown, PE 902-566-5959; James Dawson Enterprises Ltd, Toronto, ON 905-738-6959; Dorval, QC 514-472-9851; Rite Way Packaging, Edmonton, AB 780-467-7131

PACKAGING & LABEL GRAVURE ASSN. GLOBAL 18481 Royal Hammock Blvd Naples FL 34114 USA 920-217-6059

PACKAGING EQUIPMENT AND CONVEYORS, INC. (P.E.A.C., INC.)

52853 CR 7 Elkhart IN 46514 USA 574-266-6995 Fax: 574-264-6210 www.peacinc.com

PACKAGING MACHINERY CONCEPTS LTD.

939 Matheson Blvd E Mississauga ON L4W 2R7 905-212-7046 Fax: 905-212-7046 www.pmcltd.ca

www.ppitechnologies.com Branches: TerrasseVaudreuil, QC 514-425-0010 Representatives: Automatixx, Terrasse-Vaudreuil, QC; Charles Downer & Co Ltd, Richmond Hill, ON 905-333-3406

PRAXAIR CANADA INC.

1200-1 City Centre Dr Mississauga ON L5B 1M2 905-803-1600 Fax: 905-803-1696 www.praxair.com Branches: Calgary, AB 403-216-1500; Edmonton, AB 780-467-0550; Vancouver, BC 604-527-0717; Winnipeg, MB 204-589-7363; Dartmouth, NS 902-468-4139; Montreal, QC 514-337-6000

PRECISION AIR CONVEY CORPORATION (PAC) 465 Corporate Blvd Newark DE 19702 USA 302-9998000 Fax: 302-999-8510 www.airconvey.com

PREMIER TECH SYSTEMS

1 av Premier Rivière-du-Loup QC G5R 6C1 418-868-8324 Fax: 418-862-6642 www. premiertechsystems.com

PRIMERA TECHNOLOGY

Two Carlson Parkway N Plymouth MN 55447 USA 763-475-6676 800-797-2772 Fax: 763-475-6677 www.primeralabel.com

PRINTPACK INC.

2800 Overlook Pky Atlanta GA 30339 USA 404-460-7000 www.printpack.com

PRODO-PAK CORP

77 Commerce St Garfield NJ 07026 USA 973-7724500 Fax: 973-772-0471 www.prodo-pak.com

PROLAMINA INC

1041 boul des Enterprises O Terrebonne QC J6Y 1V2 450-626-4288 800-718-9235 Fax: 450-628-8842 www.prolamina.com Branches: Westfield, MA 413-562-2315; Neenah, WI 920-722-9000

PROPACK PROCESSING & PACKAGING SYSTEMS INC.

4902 Union Rd Beamsville ON L0R 1B4 905-563-9400 877-924-3337 Fax: 905-563-7225 www.propack.ca

PROSYS INNOVATIVE PACKAGING EQUIPMENT 422 E Fountain Rd Webb City MO 64870 USA 417-673-5551 800-231-3455 Fax: 417-673-7971 www.prosysfill.com Representatives: PMR Packaging Inc., Whitby, ON 905-475-4830

QUADREL LABELING SYSTEMS

7670 Jenther Dr Mentor OH 44060 USA 440-602-4700 Fax: 440-602-4701 www.quadrel.com Representatives: DMS-Diagent Marking System, Longeuil, QC 450-6462675; Newmapak, Candia, QC 877-866-5572

QUALITY TRANSMISSION COMPONENTS

PACKAGING MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS INSTITUTE (PMMI)

125 Railroad Ave Garden City Pk NY 11040-5016 USA 516-437-6700 Fax: 516-328-3343 www.econobelt.com

PACKAGING RX

111-3555 Isabelle Brossard QC J4Y 2R2 800-5652216 Fax: 450-619-9976 www.quicklabel.ca Branches: Mississauga, ON

11911 Freedom Dr Suite 600 Reston VA 20190 USA 703-243-8555 Fax: 703-243-8556 www.packexpo.com 125 Braidwood Lake Rd Brampton ON L6Z 4J4 905-495-1199 Fax: 905-495-1599

PACKAGING TECHNOLOGIES INC.

310 Courtland Ave Concord ON L4K 4Y6 905-738-8226 800-303-5883 Fax: 905-738-6182 www.ptibox.com

PANO CAP CANADA LTD.

55 Webster Rd Kitchener ON N2C 2E7 519-8936055 Fax: 519-893-6273 www.panocap.com Branches: Burlington, ON 905-637-6493

PAPER & PAPERBOARD PACKAGING ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL (PPEC)

3-1995 Clark Blvd Brampton ON L6T 4W1 905-458-0087 Fax: 416-458-2052

PAPER SHIPPING SACK MANUFACTURERS ASSN. 520 East Oxford St Coopersburg PA 18036 USA 610-282-6845

PAPERBOARD PACKAGING COUNCIL

1350 Main St Suite 1508 Springfield MA 011031628 USA 413-686-9191

PAR-PAK LTD.

26 Victoria Cres Brampton ON L6T 1E5 905-7923000 888-272-7725 Fax: 905-792-3330 www. parpak.com Representatives: Glen Ross Agency, Winnipeg, MB 204-694-2312; Ketteringham Agencies Ltd., Richmond, BC 604-277-4499

PEARSON PACKAGING SYSTEMS

W 8120 Sunset Hwy Spokane WA 99224 USA 509-838-6226 800-732-7766 Fax: 509-747-8532 www.pearsonpkg.com Representatives: Alex E. Jones & Assoc, Oakville, ON 905-847-0166; Ville Mont-Royal, QC 514-731-7747

PEEL PLASTIC PRODUCTS LTD.

49 Rutherford Rd S Brampton ON L6W 3J3 905-4563660 Fax: 905-456-0870 www.peelplastics.com

PEMBERTON & ASSOCIATES INC.

1-3610 Nashua Dr Mississauga ON L4V 1X9 905-678-8900 800-668-6111 Fax: 905-678-8989 www.pemcom.com

PILLAR TECHNOLOGIES - AN ITW COMPANY

475 Industrial Dr Hartland WI 53029-0110 USA 262-912-7200 Fax: 262-912-7272 www.pillartech.com

PLAN AUTOMATION INC.

3-48 Centennial Rd Orangeville ON L9W 3T4 416-4790777 Fax: 416-479-0787 www.planautomation.com Branches: Richmond Hill, ON 416-479-0777

PLASTICS INSTITUTE OF AMERICA

One University Ave Ball Hall Room 201 Lowell MA 01854 USA 978-934-2575 Fax: 978-934-3089

POLYTAINERS INC.

197 Norseman St Toronto ON M8Z 2R5 416-2397311 Fax: 416-239-0596 www.polytainersinc.com Representatives: Farnell Packaging Limited, Dartmouth, NS 902-468-9378

PPI TECHNOLOGIES GROUP

1610 Northgate Blvd Sarasota FL 34234 USA 941-359-6678 941-320-9576 Fax: 941-359-6804

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QUICKLABEL SYSTEMS

R.A JONES & CO.

807 W Kimberly Rd Davenport IA 52806 USA 563-391-1100 800-257-5622 www.rajones.com Branches: Burlington, ON 514-268-5326

R E MORRISON EQUIPMENT INC.

21-3615 Laird Rd Mississauga ON L5L 5Z8 905-828-6301 800-668-8736 Fax: 905-828-3674 www.remequip.com Branches: Montreal, QC

RFID CANADA

19-25 Valleywood Dr Markham ON L3R 5L9 905-513-8919 187-747-6676 Fax: 905-513-7651 www.rfidcanada.com

R-J MACHINERY INC.

44 Torbay Rd Markham ON L3R 1G6 905-475-1046 Fax: 905-475-0944 www.rjmachinery.com

RECLAY STEWARDEDGE INC.

601-26 Wellington St E Toronto ON M5E 1S2 416-5943456 888-277-2762 www.reclaystewardedge.com

RECYCLING COUNCIL OF ONTARIO

225-215 Spadina Ave Toronto ON M5T 2C7 416-657-2797

REISER (CANADA) CO.

4-1549 Yorkton Crt Burlington ON L7P 5B7 905-631-6611 Fax: 905-631-6607 www.reiser.com

RENNCO LLC

300 Elm St Homer MI 49245 USA 517-568-4121 800-409-5225 Fax: 517-568-4798 www.rennco.com Representatives: 3G Packaging Corp., Mississauga, ON 905-361-4929; PMR Packaging, Whitby, ON 905-475-4830

REPACK CANADA & THE FREELANCE PORTFOLIO 425 Norfinch Dr Toronto ON M3N 1Y7 416-6566227 416-736-4441 877-804-4841 Fax: 416-736-4442 www.retailreadyexperts.ca

RESOLUTION INPLANT SERVICES INC.

15-1244 Speers Rd Oakville ON L6L 2X4 905-8276695 Fax: 905-827-6590 www.resservices.ca

RETAIL PACKAGING MANUFACTURERS ASSN.

PO Box 17656 Covington KY 41017 USA 606-341-9623

REXNORD CANADA LTD.

81 Maybrook Dr Scarborough ON M1V 3Z2 416-297-6868 Fax: 416-297-6873 www.rexnord. com Branches: Calgary, AB 403-253-1775; Edmonton, AB 780-463-9444; Vancouver, BC 604-852-9545; Montreal, QC 514-337-2446

RICHARDS PACKAGING INC.

6095 Ordan Dr Mississauga ON L5G 2M7 905-6707760 Fax: 905-670-1961 www.richardspackaging.com Branches: Calgary, AB 403-273-0008; Edmonton, AB 780-944-9516; Vancouver, BC 604-270-0111; Winnipeg, MB 204-783-9949; Dartmouth, NS 902-468-8211; Montreal, QC 514-422-8690; Quebec, QC 450-372-1299 Representatives: Camporum Enterprises, Saskatoon, SK 306-249-5323; Les Services Pharmactifs, Quebec City, QC 418-623-1592; Rick Ayotte Sales, Gloucester, ON 613-824-8817; Taara-Max, Winnipeg, MB 204-275-1974; Tom Cooter

SEVILLE PLASTICS INC.

Sales, Vancouver, BC 604-931-9141; Vision Sales, Dieppe, NB 506-859-8117

279 Humberline Dr Etobicoke ON M9W 5T6 416-798-1340 800-837-8961 Fax: 416-798-1342 www.sevilleplastics.com

ROBERTS POLYPRO

5416 Wyoming Ave Charlotte NC 28273 USA 704-588-1794 800-269-7409 Fax: 704-588-1821 www.robertspolypro.com

SEW-EURODRIVE COMPANY OF CANADA LTD.

210 Walker Dr Bramalea ON L6T 3W1 905-791-1553 800-567-8039 Fax: 905-791-2999 www.seweurodrive.ca Branches: Delta, BC 604-946-5535; Lasalle, QC 514-367-1124

ROBOTIC INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION 900 Victors Way Suite 140 Ann Harbor MI 48106-5210 USA 737-994-6088

SHAWPAK SYSTEMS LTD.

ROCKTENN

504 Thrasher St Norcross GA 30071 USA 770-4482193 www.rocktenn.com

ROCKWELL AUTOMATION CANADA/ALLENBRADLEY + ROCKWELL SOFTWARE BRANDS 360 Holiday Inn Dr Cambridge ON N3C 3Z9 519-740-5500 Fax: 519-740-5504 www. rockwellautomation.com

SHER-PAC CONTAINER SYSTEMS LIMITED

507050 Hwy. 89, RR4 Shelburne ON L0N 1S8 519-925-6901 800-766-8494 Fax: 519-925-5923

RYSON INTERNATIONAL

SICK INC.

300 Newsome Yorktown VA 23692 USA 757-8981530 www.ryson.com

6900 West 110 St Minneapolis MN 55438 USA 952-941-6780 800-325-7425 Fax: 952-941-9287 www.sickusa.com/packaging

SDI PACKAGING INC.

10-310 Ray-Lawson Anjou QC H1J 1M1 514-3523939 866-333-3939 Fax: 514-352-7745 www. sdipackaging.com

SIDEL (CANADA) INC.

1045 Hwy 13 Laval QC H7W 4V3 450-973-3300 Fax: 450-973-3336 www.sidel.com

SPS/PHIN LIMITED

15-440 Tapscott Rd Scarborough ON M1B 1Y4 416-298-2151 Fax: 416-298-2170 www.spsphin.com

S+S INSPECTION INC.

1234 Hardt Cir Barlett IL 60103 USA 224-2081900 Fax: 224-208-1909 www.sesotec.us/en

SACMI BEVERAGE AND PACKAGING

900-1243 Islington Ave Toronto ON M8X 1Y9 416-428-3263 515-491-2209 www.sacmiusa.com

SILGAN PLASTICS CANADA

400 Rowntree Dairy Rd Woodbridge ON L4L 8H2 416-746-3300 Fax: 416-856-6294 www. silganplastics.com Branches: Mississauga, ON 905-677-2324; Scarborough, ON 416-293-8233; Lachine, QC 514-631-1140 Representatives: Consolidated Bottle, Toronto, ON 416-656-777; Tricor Braun, Toronto, ON 416-213-7474

SIPROMAC LL INC.

SALBRO BOTTLE INC.

350 Vaughan Valley Blvd Woodbridge ON L4H 3C3 905-850-1190 800-565-6786 Fax: 905-850-3923 www. salbrobottle.com Branches: Montreal, QC 450-510-1467

SAMUEL PACKAGING SYSTEMS

1050 Brevik Pl Mississauga ON L4W 3V9 905-2387778 Fax: 905-238-7040

SAMUEL STRAPPING SYSTEMS

2370 Dixie Rd Mississauga ON L4Y 1Z4 905-2799580 800-607-8727 Fax: 905-279-8016 www. samuelstrapping.com Branches: Edmonton, AB 780-469-4040; New Westminster, BC; Vaughan, ON 905-379-1370; Lachine, QC Representatives: Samuel, Son & Co., Limited, Mississauga, ON 800-267-2683

SATO AMERICA, INC.

10350 Nations Ford Rd Suite A Charlotte NC 28273 USA 888-871-8741 Fax: 704-644-1662 www. satoamerica.com Representatives: Bluestar Canada, Montreal, QC 800-317-2323; Scan Source Canada, Toronto, ON 810-944-2439

240 boul Industriel St-Germ-Gran QC J0C 1K0 819-395-5151 855-395-5252 Fax: 819-395-5343 www.sipromac.com

SMITHS DETECTION INC.

3202 Regal Dr Alcoa TN 37701 USA 865-379-1670 877-443-4626 Fax: 865-379-1677 www. smithsdetectionpid.com Representatives: Plan Automation, Richmond Hill, ON 416-479-0777

SOCIETY OF THE PLASTICS INDUSTRY

1667 K St NW Suite 1000 Washington DC 20006 USA 202-974-5200

SPEE-DEE PACKAGING MACHINERY INC.

1360 Grandview Pkwy Sturtevant WI 53177 USA 262-886-4402 877-375-2121 Fax: 262-886-5502 www. spee-dee.com Representatives: Alex E. Jones, Oakville, ON 905-847-0166; Ville Mont-Royal, QC 514-731-7747

SPEEDWAY PACKAGING MACHINERY INC.

1-10 Gormley Industrial Ave Gormley ON L0H 1G0 905-888-5344 Fax: 905-888-5374 www.spmi.ca Representatives: JG Packaging, Whitby, ON 905-4307647; MD Packaging Inc., Markham, ON 416-2919229; PMR Packaging Inc., Whitby, ON 905-475-4830

SATURN PACKAGING EQUIPMENT

6055 ch St-Francois St Laurent QC H4S 1B6 514-956-1603 8885SEALIT Fax: 514-956-8124 www.saturnpackaging.com

SQUID INK MANUFACTURING

7041 Boone Ave Brooklyn Park MN 55428 USA 763-795-8856 800-877-5658 Fax: 763-795-8867 www.squidink.com

SAWMILL ASSOCIATES LTD.

10 Spalding Dr Brantford ON N3T 6B8 519-7563631 Fax: 519-756-0117 www.sawmill-ca.com

SCHAEFER SYSTEM INTERNATIONAL LIMITED

140 Nuggett Crt Brampton ON L6T 5H4 905-458-5399 Fax: 905-458-7951 www.ssi-schaefer.ca Branches: Terrebonne, QC Representatives: Almont Industrial Materials, Winnipeg, MB 204-633-0319; Caster Rack, Dartmouth, NS 902-468-1880; Central Warehouse Equipment, Edmonton, AB 780-414-1333; Langley, BC 604-607-7172; Commander Warehouse Equipment, Edmonton, AB 780-468-4395; North Vancouver, BC 604-980-8511; Equipment World Inc, Thunder Bay, ON 807-623-9561; Hansler Smith, Brockville, ON 613-342-4408; J.M. Stuart, London, ON 519-4733337; Legere Industrial Supply, Ottawa, ON 613-8298010; Shippers Supply, Edmonton, AB 780-444-7766; Wearing Williams Ltd, Winnipeg, MB 204-786-8881

SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC

5985 McLaughlin Rd Mississauga ON L5R 1B8 905-366-3999 www.schneider-electric.ca Branches: Calgary, AB 403-214-3130; Edmonton, AB 780-4533561; Richmond, BC 604-273-3711; Winnipeg, MB 204-488-2305; Moncton, NB 506-857-0719; St. John’s, NL 709-739-6374; Halifax, NS 902-4500360; Cambridge, ON 519-621-5756; London, ON 519-451-4453; Mississauga, ON 905-366-3999; Ottawa, ON 613-247-7171; Stoney Creek, ON 905-643-4707; Sudbury, ON 705-560-9516; Thunder Bay, ON 807-344-8555; Windsor, ON 519-974-0900; Montreal, QC 514-697-4790; Quebec City, QC 418-688-9500; Saguenay-Lac St. Jean, QC 418-678-3016; Sherbrooke, QC 819-822-3676; Val D’Or Sales, QC 819-825-9211; Regina, SK 306-7918860; Saskatoon, SK 306-242-4046

SCHNEIDER PACKAGING EQUIPMENT CO. INC. 5370 Guy Young Rd Brewerton NY 13029 USA 315-676-3035 Fax: 315-676-2875 www. schneiderequip.com Representatives: Bob Griffin, Orchard Park, NY 716-440-8019

STANDARD KNAPP INC.

63 Pickering St Portland CT 06480 USA 860-342-1100 Fax: 860-342-1557 www.standard-knapp.com Representatives: B&T Sales Inc., Ajax, ON 905-426-1668

STANMECH TECHNOLOGIES INC.

944 Zelco Dr Burlington ON L7L 4Y3 905-631-6161 888-438-6324 Fax: 905-631-1852 www.stanmech. com, www.leister.ca www.leister.ca Branches: Calgary, AB 587-899-6160; Montreal, QC 514-946-6161

STARQUIP INTEGRATED SYSTEMS

4-40 Dynamic Dr Toronto ON M1V 2W2 416-2867116 Fax: 416-286-8595 www.starquip.com

STEELNOR SYSTEMS

1000 Wye Valley Rd Midland ON L4R 4K8 705-5277887 866-490-9059 Fax: 705-527-7817 www. steelnor.com Representatives: Accent Packaging Equipment, Surrey, BC 604-495-1997; Artypac Automation 450-668-6600; Cima-Pak Corp.

514-631-6222; JG Packaging, Whitby, ON 905-4307647; Plan Automation, Orangeville, ON 416-479-0777

STERLING MARKING PRODUCTS INC.

349 Ridout N London ON N6A 2N8 519-434-5785 800-265-5957 Fax: 519-434-9516 www.sterling.ca Branches: Vancouver, BC 604-321-3282; Kitchener, ON 519-571-0882; Ottawa, ON 613-234-8077; Toronto, ON 416-425-4140; Windsor, ON 519-253-7211

STOCK PACKAGING CANADA

815A Tecumseh Pointe-Claire QC H9R 4B1 514-4261266 Fax: 514-426-1200 www.stockcanada.ca

STRATHCONA PAPER LP

203-2 Lansing Sq Toronto ON M2J 4P8 416-4911701 Fax: 416-491-0444 www.strathconapaper.com Branches: Napanee, ON; Montreal, QC 514-342-2471

STRONG POINT AUTOMATION INC.

95 Raglin Rd Cambridge ON N1T 1X9 519-624-1255 Fax: 519-624-1355 www.strongpointautomation.com

SUMMUM PLASTICS INC.

SCHUBERT PACKAGING AUTOMATION INC.

7726 Jarry St E Anjou QC H1J 2M3 514-352-9992 Fax: 514-352-0652

205-5100 Orbitor Dr Mississauga ON L4W 4Z4 905-2820400 Fax: 905-282-0041 www.schubert-canada.com

SUSTAINABLE PACKAGING COALITION

SEALED AIR OF CANADA LTD.

600 E Water St Suite C Charlottesville VA 22902 USA 434-817-1424 Fax: 434-817-1425 www. sustainablepackaging.org/

95 Glidden Rd Brampton ON L6T 2H8 905-4560701 Fax: 905-456-3870 Branches: Ottawa, ON; Montreal, QC

SEPTIMATECH GROUP INC.

2040 Speers Rd Oakville ON L6L 2X8 905-847-0122 800-295-3709 Fax: 905-847-0123 www.shawpak. com Representatives: Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd, Oakville, ON 905-847-0166; Alex E. Jones Packaging Machinery Ltd, Ville St-Laurent, QC 514-731-7747

TNA NORTH AMERICA INC.

106 Randall Dr Waterloo ON N2V 1K5 519-746-7463 888-777-6775 Fax: 519-746-3464 www. septimatech.com Representatives: Mecano Industrie Inc., St.-Leonard, QC 514-328-1228

680 S Royal Lane Coppell TX 75019 USA 972-4626500 570-494-0624 Fax: 972-462-6599 www. tnasolutions.com

TAG & LABEL MANUFACTURERS INSTITUTE INC. 1 Blackburn Center Gloucester MA 01930 USA 978-282-1400 www.tlmi.com/

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VIDEOJET TECHNOLOGIES INC.

WEDLOCK PAPER CONVERTERS LTD.

WINPAK PORTION PACKAGING LTD.

TECHNICAL ASSOCIATION OF THE PULP & PAPER INDUSTRY

VIFAN CANADA INC.

WEIGHPACK SYSTEMS INC.

WOLVERINE FLEXOGRAPHIC MFG. CO.

3035 Jarrow Ave Mississauga ON L4X 2C6 905-625-1284 888-625-1284 Fax: 905-625-6841 www.technicaladhesives.com

15 Technology Pky S Suite 115 Peachtree Corners GA 30092 USA 770-446-1400 800-332-8686 Fax: 770-446-6947 www.tappi.org

TECHNICOR INDUSTRIAL SERVICES INC.

450 Richardson Rd Orangeville ON L9W 4W8 519-941-6120 519-940-6067 800-858-1707 Fax: 519-941-5141 www.technicor.ca

TECHNO PAK PACKAGING SYSTEMS INC.

2150 Bombardier Saint-Julie QC J3E 2J9 450-9223122 Fax: 450-922-3422 www.techno-pak.com

TELCO SENSORS CANADA

15 Hess St N Hamilton ON L8R 2S5 289-237-2578 Fax: 905-612-9834 www.telcosensors.com

TEMBEC PAPERBOARD GROUP

1050-800 boul Rene Levesque O Montréal QC H3B 1X9 800-411-7011 Fax: 514-397-0896 www.kallimapaper. com Representatives: Ariva, Mississauga, ON; Ottawa, ON 613-731-8410; Lachine, QC 514-636-5000; Quebec, QC; Unisource, Calgary, AB 403-250-6464; Annacis Island, BC 604-520-7500; Winnipeg, MB 204-885-6648; St. John, NB 506-642-0301; Mount Pearl, NL 709-754-3377; Dartmouth, NS 902-4688500; London, ON 519-686-5820; Mississauga, ON 905-276-8542; Richmond Hill, ON 905-771-4000; Quebec, QC 418-681-4195; St. Laurent, QC 514-3455500; Saskatoon, SK 206-934-8899; West World Paper, Port Coquitlam, BC

1500 Mittel Blvd Wood Dale IL 60191-1073 USA 630-860-7300 800-843-3610 Fax: 630-238-3873 www. videojet.com Branches: Mississauga, ON 905-673-1212 1 rue Vifan Lanoraie d’Autray QC J0K 1E0 514-6401599 Fax: 514-640-1577 www.vifan.com

VISUASCAN INC.

2525 Louis Amos Montréal QC H8T 1C3 514-422-0808 888-934-4472 Fax: 514-422-0834 www.weighpack. com Branches: Las Vegas, NV 702-450-0808

VULCAN CONTAINERS (QUEBEC) LTD.

5 Centennial Rd Orangeville ON L9W 1R1 519-9421701 877-804-8683 Fax: 519-942-1702 www. wepackit2009inc.com

VULSAY INDUSTRIES LTD.

10101 Nordel Crt Delta BC V4G 1J8 604-930-9300 Fax: 604-930-9368 www.wexxar.com Branches: Richmond, BC 604-930-9300

WAJAX INDUSTRIAL COMPONENTS LP

269 South Service Rd Grimsby ON L3M 1Y6 905-945-2131 Fax: 905-945-2794 www.williamson.ca

9066 Pascal-Gagnon St-Leonard QC H1P 2X4 514-322-2725 Fax: 514-322-1449 www.visuascan.com Branches: Vancouver, BC; Halifax, NS; Toronto, ON 1800 av 46th Lachine QC H8T 2P2 514-636-6320 416-451-4904 Fax: 514-636-6188 www.vulcanltd. com Branches: 416-451-4904 35 Regan Rd Brampton ON L7A 1B2 905-846-2200 905-495-5127 Fax: 905-846-2249 www.vulsay.com 2200 av 52nd Lachine QC H8T 2Y3 514-636-3333 Fax: 514-636-7777 www.wajaxindustrial.com

WEBER MARKING SYSTEMS OF CANADA

6180 Danville Rd Mississauga ON L5T 2H7 905-564-6881 800-265-9974 Fax: 905-564-6886 www.webermarking.ca Branches: Calgary, AB; Vancouver, BC; Halifax, NS; Montreal, QC; Quebec, QC

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11-4635 Burgoyne St Mississauga ON L4W 1V9 905-624-6499 Fax: 905-624-0228

TETRA PAK CANADA INC.

1610 16th Ave Richmond Hill ON L4B 4N6 905-780-6030 Fax: 905-780-4903

THARO SYSTEMS, INC.

2866 Nationwide Pky Brunswick OH 44212-0798 USA 330-273-4408 800-878-6833 Fax: 330-2250099 www.tharo.com Representatives: Across Canada

TRI-MACH GROUP INC.

23 Donway Ct Elmira ON N3B 0B1 519-744-6565 877-874-6224 Fax: 519-744-6829 www.tri-mach.com

TRI-TRONICS COMPANY INC.

PO Box 25135 Tampa FL 33622 USA 813-8864000 800-237-0946 Fax: 813-884-8818 www.ttco. com Representatives: IAC & Associates, Oldcastle, ON 519-737-0311; Windsor, ON 800-711-1900

TRIANGLE PACKAGE MACHINERY CO.

6655 Diversey Ave W Chicago IL 60707-2293 USA 773-889-0200 800-621-4170 Fax: 773-889-4221 www.trianglepackage.com Representatives: AnyPack Packaging Machinery, Burnaby, BC 604-671-0236; Toronto, ON 647-300-8008; Ed MacPhee Ltd., Toronto, ON 416-481-4926

TRUCOLOR VISION SYSTEMS INC.

1603 Whitesville Rd LaGrange GA 30240 USA 706-8456970 800-277-8287 Fax: 706-845-6972 www.tcvs.com

TSUBAKI

1630 Drew Rd Mississauga ON L5S 1J6 905-676-0400

UHLMANN PACKAGING SYSTEMS LP

44 Indian Lane E Towaco NJ 07082 USA 973-4028855 Fax: 973-316-9330 www.uhlmann-usa.com

UNION STANDARD EQUIPMENT CO.

801 East 141 St Bronx NY 10454 USA 718-5850200 Fax: 718-993-2650 www.unionmachinery.com

UNISOURCE CANADA, INC.

6185 McLaughlin Rd Mississauga ON L5R 3W7 C 905-771-4000 Fax: 905-771-4141 www.unisource.ca Branches: Calgary, AB 403-250-5416; Edmonton,M AB 780-452-2520; Delta, BC 604-528-7338; Prince Y George, BC 250-563-0348; Winnipeg, MB 204-697-0958; Moncton, NB 902-468-6920; Mount CM Pearl, NL 709-368-9353; Dartmouth, NS 902-4688500; London, ON 519-686-5820; Mississauga,MYON 905-795-7400; Mississauga, ON 905-795-7400; CY Ottawa, ON 613-247-8170; Québec, QC 418-6843500; Saint-Laurent, QC 514-367-3111; Regina, SK CMY 306-721-2999; Saskatoon, SK 306-931-8004

UNITRAK CORPORATION LIMITED

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299 Ward St Port Hope ON L1A 3W4 905-885-8168 1877UniTra Fax: 905-885-2614 www.unitrak.com

VALCO MELTON INC.

411 Circle Freeway Dr Cincinnati OH 45246 USA 513-874-6550 Fax: 513-874-3612 www.valcomelton. com Branches: Seagrave, ON 905-985-1406

VANSCO PRODUCTS

2652 Lashbrook Ave South El Monte CA 91733 USA 626-448-7611 Fax: 626-448-0221 www.vansco. com Representatives: Sort Production Products Ltd, Mississauga, ON 905-673-7678

VC999 CANADA LTD.

153 Sylvestre St-Germ-Gran QC J0C 1K0 819-3954555 877-435-4555 Fax: 819-395-6444 www. vc999.com Branches: Toronto, ON 905-738-8741

VIASCAN INC.

8102 rte Transcanadienne St Laurent QC H4S 1M5 514-744-1000 800-858-7226 Fax: 514-956-0326 www.viascan.com Branches: Kelowna, BC 250-8083144; Ajax, ON 905-839-3061

VIBAC CANADA INC.

12250 boul Industriel Montréal QC H1B 5M5 514-640-0250 800-557-0192 Fax: 514-640-6702 www.vibac.com

VIDEOJET CANADA

7075 Financial Dr Mississauga ON L5N 6V8 905-673-1212 Fax: 905-673-8725 www.videojet. com Branches: Edmonton, AB 780-967-5834; Montreal, QC

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WEXXAR PACKAGING INC.

WILLIAMSON PRINTING MATERIALS LTD. WINDMOELLER & HOELSCHER CORP.

23 New England Way Lincoln RI 02865 USA 401-333-2770 800-854-8702 Fax: 401-333-6491 www.whcorp.com Representatives: Webconvert Ltd., Toronto, ON 416-252-4462

WINPAK LTD.

100 Saulteaux Cres Winnipeg MB R3J 3T3 204-889-1015 Fax: 204-832-7781 www.winpak.com Branches: Atlantic, NB 506-858-5558; Montreal, QC 514-254-3563

26 Tidemore Ave Rexdale ON M9W 7A7 416-7416182 416-744-5121 Fax: 416-744-5125 www. winpak.com Branches: Dieppe, NB 506-858-5558 20774 Chesley Dr Farmington MI 48336 USA 248-4767700 Fax: 248-476-0235 www.wolverineflexo.com

WOMEN IN PACKAGING

4290 Bells Ferry Rd Suite 106-107 Kennesaw GA 30144-1300 USA

WULFTEC / M.J. MAILLIS GROUP

209 rue Wulftec Ayer’s Cliff QC J0B 1C0 819-838-4232 877-985-3832 Fax: 819-838-5539 www.wulftec.com

YAMATO CORPORATION

6306 W Eastwood Ct Mequon WI 53092 USA 262-236-0000 Fax: 262-236-0036 www. yamatoamericas.com

YASKAWA AMERICA INC., MOTOMAN ROBOTICS DIV.

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ecently, the highrise condo where I reside has launched a new garbage collection problem for organic waste materials, which allows myself and the other 500 or so people to use our garbage chutes only for disposing of specified organic materials that fit into the City of Toronto’s Green Bin requirements, with all the Blue Bin recyclable and landfill-destined trash still being hauled by residents to the ground-f loor garbage room. This change in our approach to household garbage management had me think about how much less leftover packaging I’m throwing away nowadays compared to only a few years ago— before sustainable packaging became all the rage in the CPG (consumer packaged goods) marketplace—without having altered my usual shopping and purchasing choices and selections to any great extent. Someone is doing great things in the name of packaging reduction.

This certainly applies to the Double Stuff Oreo cookies manufactured by Christie Brown & Co., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Kraft Canada Inc. in Toronto. Oreos were once stacked in a multifolded waxed f luted lightweight paper, placed in a multilayer paper wrapper and sealed off along the top with paper-wrapped wire, whose tabs then had to be pushed over the edges of the rolled-up opening to prevent accidental unraveling of the whole package. None of that is required any more, thanks to new Oreo cookie packaging that uses 25 per cent less packaging materials.

Oreos are now nestled in a thin, sturdy plastic tray slipped into a thin plastic pouch

with a resealable air-tight seal that preserves freshness long after initial opening. To open, consumers pull back the package’s front panel—vividly decorated with whimsical imagery of a large cookie surfing on a wave of milk, along with the eye-catching white Oreo logo set against the brilliant backdrop of turquoise and fuschia color swaths—and then push it back in place to be resealed with the ‘magic’ food-grade adhesive that seems to retain its holding power until the pack’s contents have been completely cleaned out. As a finicky consumer, I had my initial doubts about the product protection the new packaging would deliver, but happily, I have yet to come across a broken Oreo in the new packaging, which just leaves me with two simple packaging components to go into my Blue Box container.

Sweet stuff all around, Christie!

Not to be outdone, the Oxi Clean Max Force Gel Stick Pre-Treater—marketed by Church & Dwight Canada Corp. of Mississauga, Ont.—is a ringing endorsement for less being more in contemporary consumer packaging. Standing just over 19-cm-tall and measuring 4.5-cm in diameter, this cylindrical package is a fully functional applicator that requires the consumer to remove the protective cap and gently depress the applicator top to dispense the product. Despite the smallish packaging size, the crisp graphics and vivid colors work effectively to grab the consumer’s attention with a loud shout-out about the product’s ability to blast away even the toughest and unsighliest stains.

With the exception of a little shrinkwrap used to hold the cap in place at the point-of-purchase, all of the container’s components are perfectly Blue Boxcompatible after use.

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I used to think that aside from creative label design, there wasn’t much one could do to make an aluminum can stand apart from the competition. But, I recently came across a delicious trendy new coffee drink retailing in textured cans packing some very enticing value-added packaging perks. Manufactured by the Taiwan-based Uni-President Enterprises Corp. and imported

by Six Fortune Enterprise Co. Ltd. of Burnaby, B.C., the 235ml cans of Master Café provide grippability for the textured cylinder with a clever structural design that incorporates vertical ridges reminiscent of the wooden planks used to make barrels. And with the bottom of the cans being slightly smaller than the tops, it provides an inherent stackability of the empty containers —and the fully-recyclable cans hardly take up any space in the aforementioned Blue Box at home. However, it’s especially hard on the eyes with the Espresso f lavor can—with tiny black text printed against a dark-green background—and not much better with the Latte f lavor, where ultra-small light-grey text literally gets lost against the brushed-aluminum can ends.

But, being an imported product requires these cans to feature an attached adhesive label displaying all the required product information in both English and French in good old black-onwhite print that tells consumers all they need to know about this f lavorful trendy beverage.

Elena Langlois is a Toronto-based freelance writer, online communications consultant and instructor of online and social media studies at the Humber College Institute of Technology and Applied Arts.

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