Packaging Briefs – TUESDAY, JULY 13

David Bellm

January 29, 2014

1 Min Read
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Pro Mach introduces machinery leasing program
Pro Mach, Inc., has launched a program to offer customers preferred financing through a nationwide program administered by U.S. Bank Equipment Finance, a part of U.S. Bancorp, of the country's top 10 financial institutions. With 15 U.S. Bank Equipment Finance relationship managers located across the United States, Pro Mach divisions' customers receive localized support throughout the application and financing period. Those interested in learning more about financing options should visit any Pro Mach division website.

RPA hosting Reusable Packaging Pavilion at PACK EXPO
The Reusable Packaging Association (RPA) announced that 13 companies will join the organization in its pavilion at PACK EXPO International 2010 this fall.  The RPA’s Reusable Packaging Pavilion will provide a comprehensive, one-stop source for packaging professionals interested in economic sustainable packaging solutions. In addition to its Pavilion at PACK EXPO, located in rows 5000, 5100 and 5200 on the main level of Lakeside East Hall in Chicago’s McCormick Place, the RPA will host a workshop on Reusable Packaging followed by a networking reception on Nov. 2.

Menasha Packaging names Aaron Pontow as ProPlus Program Manager
In Menasha Packaging’s newly created ProPlus Program Manager position, Aaron Pontow will be responsible for implementation and optimization of the company’s ProPlus project management strategy at all Menasha Packaging facilities. With expertise in all areas of the packaging business, Pontow will direct the ProPlus initiative towards a more national focus. Since joining the company in 2002, Pontow has held managerial and supervisory positions at the firm’s box and sheet plants, and a graphics/display plant.

Multi Packaging Solutions Gets Greener with Move to Sustainable Energy
Multi Packaging Solutions, Inc. expands its commitment to sustainable solutions with a switch to 25 percent green energy at its Dallas, TX and South Plainfield, NJ manufacturing facilities.

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