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Readers Most Interested in ExxonMobil Tackifier Expansion

This weekly roundup highlights the adhesives, sealants and coatings news stories that garnered the most attention during the previous week.

Susan Sutton

March 17, 2014

News from ExxonMobil regarding expansion plans for tackifier production drew the most reader interest last week.

India and China to Drive Global Food Container Demand

March 3, 2014

World demand for food containers is forecast to increase 4.5% annually to $139 billion in 2017.

NORDSON CORP.: Glue Volume Sensor

February 28, 2014

This company has re-released the GD 500 adhesive volume sensor to monitor glue volume in corrugated applications.

TAPPI Announces 2014 Board of Directors

February 17, 2014

TAPPI recently announced several new members to its Board of Directors.

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Readers Most Interested 3M Facility Recognition

This weekly roundup highlights the news stories that garnered the most attention during the previous week.

Susan Sutton

February 3, 2014

An announcement that 3M’s Aberdeen plant was recognized by Industry Week garnered the most attention last week.

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Readers Most Interested in Sika Personnel Appointments

This weekly roundup highlights the news stories that garnered the most attention during the previous week.

Susan Sutton

January 20, 2014

Personnel announcements from Sika Automotive drew the most reader interest last week.

Berry Plastics to Relocate Manufacturing Equipment

January 17, 2014

Berry Plastics Group Inc. recently announced plans to further optimize production and relocate manufacturing equipment to four of its Indiana manufacturing operations.

Case Study: Corrugated Converter "Sticks It" to High Costs

An automated gluing system reduces labor by 80% and cuts glue usage by two-thirds.

January 2, 2014

The Gibson Box Co. has produced corrugated pallets, build-ups and other packaging products since 1999, but company President David Gibson would turn back the clock four years if he could.