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The production of preform-based PET packaging is evolving rapidly in response to market trends and with the introduction of new technologies. Are you keeping up with these changes and opportunities? Are you taking the right steps to ensure your long-term success? Join Husky on March 22 to find out.
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| Our experts will share the top trends in preform-based packaging production and showcase the latest technologies that will help you succeed in the years ahead.
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| Who will attend? |
| ● Brand Owners ● Food & Beverage Producers
● Preform Converters
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● The growing opportunity for preform-based applications
● How to adapt to evolving consumer preferences
● The increasing demand for sustainable packaging production and what you can do about it
● How expert system monitoring is giving producers a key competitive advantage
● The latest ways to increase production efficiency and output
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| Speaker
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Mr Supakdee Sodsriwiboon
Holds the position of Product Manager, Beverage Packaging for Husky Injection Molding Systems. Supakdee joined Husky in 2005 and since that time has held a variety of positions throughout the sales and sales support organizations in the areas of injection molding equipment for PET preform, beverage closure and packaging applications. In his current role, he is focused on technical solutions for PET systems and tooling for Japan, Korea, Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand. He holds a Bachelor of Electrical Engineering and a Master of Economic from Chulalongkorn University, Thailand. |
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| Sign up for other upcoming Husky webinar: Feb 24 | Blood Collection Tube Manufacturing: Trends, Insights and Opportunities
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| Husky TechnologiesTM
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| Since 1953, Husky TechnologiesTM has been pioneering technologies that enable the delivery of essential needs to the global community with industry-leading expertise and service. A global leader, Husky is powered by teams of exceptional people in more than 40 locations with valued customers who operate in over 140 countries. By focusing on sustainably sourced feedstocks, material reuse and exclusive use of medical-grade polymers, Husky continues to be committed to enabling the circular economy now and into the future.
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