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Congratulations to all the winners of WorldStar Awards this year! Judging these annual awards entries is one of the highlights of the year for
WPO’s Board of Directors. The experience tends to bring together all the members for one united purpose, recognizing the best of the best in packaging and graphics design, around the world. And we don’t always judge just on a criteria of direct comparison of packages from one country to another. We try to insert into our thinking the concept of
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‘fit for purpose’ in context with the cultural differences that naturally exist from country to country. A non-winner in North America or
Western Europe might be a big winner in a developing country. It’s about progress in context with the skill set and creativity of the designers, and the needs of the local market, that drive this differentiation. We try to level the playing field for all entries, because each country is important toWPO. So, enjoy reviewing this year’s great collection of winners. Their diversity is
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tremendous, and fun to consider. We hope you will learn, as we have, something about the progress that the Packaging Community and Packaging Professionals have made in the last year, as reflected in these designs.
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HEALTH & BEAUTY 35 Nampak Flexibleismore.
If you’rewonderingwhat thismeans, just take a look at ourWorldStarwinner.On the face of it, it looks like an ordinary 10-litre lard bag, but it’s somuchmore than that. It has a really clever tap, advanced barrier properties and a built-in handle for hanging
purposes.More importantly, however, it’s helped streamline KFC’s operations in South Africa,where it’s saving space, reducingwaste, simplifying processes and freeing up capacity. We were able to realise all these benefits through our innovation pipeline, which is designed around the OliverWight principles of Integrated Business Planning (IBP). As a result, we don’t develop new packaging in a silo; we include every facet of the brand owner’s business, ensuring that it’s fit-for-purpose and delivers value to the whole supply chain. We’re able to have this broad viewbecausewe’ve invested over R100million in newequipment and technology.We also have BRC,HACCP and ISO, andwe’re the only company in South
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AfricawithOliverWightClass Capable IBP certification! As you’d expect fromAfrica’s leading flexible packaging company,we have a full service offering,which includes the widest range, aswell as flexographic and gravure printing in up to eight colours, multiple in-line applications and laminations.We supply filling equipment and a number of strategic alliances are in place, such as Aran Packaging for aseptic bags and Celomat for in-pack promotions.With aworld-class infrastructure and capacity to deliver, these are a fewwayswe’re doingmore. Togetmoreonmore, contactuson+27 31 719 6333.We’re aphone call away.
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