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    1. Digitalization in the Logistics Industry

      Digitalization in the Logistics Industry

      Increase efficiency, improve data flow and gain visibility of your entire logistics chain. SEEBURGER connects and streamlines various processes and disparate or legacy systems such as WMS, TMS and OMS, and automates manual processes, for any type of logistics business. Increase Resilience with integration Withstanding disruptions, adapting to unexpected events, and quickly returning to normal service levels are critical to maintaining operational excellence and meeting the needs of your customers. With SEEBURGER, one central platform enables seamless connectivity of applications, people and processes, allowing you to: Connect all systems and minimize overhauling When various data, e.g. transportation, warehouse, order processing, etc. is trapped in silos and is difficult to coordinate and share, this leads to inefficiency and delayed decision making. Connect your systems, people and processes to standardize and streamline your value chain operations. Not only does this make your business more resilient, it enables you to outperform your competition and better serve your current and future customers. Onboard partners faster Wouldn’t it be great to start working with new partners in days instead of weeks or months? Improve onboarding speeds by up to 90%, so you can quickly benefit from new partner relationships. Get the visibility you need Get access to real-time information on optimal routes, incoming shipments or inter-modal transportation. Visibility into supply operations and the ability to optimize routes dynamically with real-time data can transform your business. Automate for efficiency Automate manual tasks for your team to minimize human errors and increase their capacity to focus on initiatives crucial to company growth. Collaborate across the supply chain Build logistics resiliency against supply chain disruptions such as geo-political issues and natural disasters, with the ability to share data and information via a unified platform.

    2. Enplater and Siegwerk Develop Flexible Mono-PP Packaging with Integrated Barrier and High Sealing Performance

      Enplater and Siegwerk Develop Flexible Mono-PP Packaging with Integrated Barrier and High Sealing Performance

      Through close collaboration, both companies have successfully developed a fully recyclable mono-material polypropylene (PP) packaging solution that combines technical innovation and sustainability. This jointly developed project once again demonstrates how inks and coatings, combined with packaging converting expertise, can continue to drive circular innovations. Siegwerk, one of the world’s leading providers of printing inks and coatings for packaging and label applications, and Enplater Group, a specialist in the printing and production of rigid and flexible packaging, today announced the joint development of an innovative mono-material polypropylene (PP) packaging solution that delivers high technical performance while facilitating recyclability. The joint development combines Siegwerk’s expertise in high-performance, regulation-compliant ink and coating systems with Enplater’s extensive knowledge and experience in rigid and flexible packaging. Through close collaboration between the technical and R&D teams of both companies, comprehensive testing was carried out under real production conditions, generating data and results that supported the optimization of the new high-barrier mono-material PP packaging structure for food applications. “As the packaging industry continues its transition toward circular solutions, collaboration across the value chain is essential to drive further innovation,” said Javier García, Sales and Technology Director for the Iberian Peninsula at Siegwerk. “By combining our advanced ink and coating technologies with Enplater’s specialized converting expertise, we have been able to develop a mono-material PP packaging solution that delivers performance comparable to existing multi-material barrier structures, while supporting the material efficiency required to meet the design-for-recycling requirements outlined in the PPWR.”