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KHS, a manufacturer of filling and packaging systems for the beverage and liquid food industries, supported the British craft brewery in its ambitious goals.
Lightfoot canning solution combines the company’s fiber laser with the speed of dual Lightfoot marking heads to meet the demanding production needs of beverage canning manufacturers.
Heineken Vietnam is a major beer producer in the Vietnamese domestic market, but it needed to increase its production significantly at its Tien Giang site in the south of Vietnam. The challenge: The brewer needed a quick, turnkey installation of a new canning line without upsetting existing operations.
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A proposed foreign steel tariff that would hurt the canned food industry shows how easy it is for one policy change to drastically impact other sectors.
Stable Micro System’s latest test could finally put an end to that frustrating moment when consumers are trying with all their might to open a can of pop or a tin of tuna, but they just can’t get it off.