SUPPLIERS GUIDE RevolMatic www.revolmatic.com


Rockwell Automation www.rockwellautomation.com


Rousselot Health & Nutrition www.rousselot.com/health


Our customers can rely on best-in-class products, backed by trusted science as well as on our expert support in formulation, product development and regulatory advice. Our range of products includes Peptan®, the leading collagen peptide brand worldwide, Peptan® IIm and ProTake™, and off ers a “A world of health benefi ts” for a healthier tomorrow. Rousselot Health & Nutrition is one of three strategic markets served by Rousselot


Maxime Tahir RTC www.rtc.com


Satron Instruments www.satron.com


Schaefer Werke www.schaefer-werke.de


Selerant www.selerant.com


Sensient Flavors www.sensientfl avorsandfragrances.com Sensus


www.sensus.com Sidel


www.sidel.com Siemens


Sipa S.p.A www.sipa.it


www.siemens.com


The SignatureGlass Company www.signatureglass.com


SIPA, the PET specialist


For more than 30 years SIPA has specialized in complete manufacturing technology for PET preforms and containers, including design, molds, production, fi lling and palletizing solutions. Headquartered in Italy, the company can rely on 17 sales branches, 4 manufacturing facilities and 28 service centers for fast access to service, parts, and expert engineering support.


T: +390438911511 E: sipa@zoppas.com


Smurfi t Kappa www.smurfi tkappa.com


SōRSE Technology www.sorsetech.com


T: +33 (0)1 46 67 87 07 E: maxime.tahir@rousselot.com


Stora Enso


www.storaenso.com/whototalkto


Are you looking for a partner to accelerate the materials eco-evolution?


Part of the bioeconomy, Stora Enso is a leading global provider of renewable solutions in packaging, biomaterials, wooden construction and paper. We help increase your competitiveness by meeting your customers’ and consumers’ demand for more eco- friendly, circular solutions. Through collaboration with customers, industry partners, recyclers and innovators we will make the fossil- free circular economy an everyday reality. Join the eco-evolution and start by talking to us at the renewable materials company!


T: +358 0 204 6118 Symrise AG


www.symrise.com/fl avor/beverages/


Symrise supplies fl avors, food and nutrition ingredients globally. With competencies in non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages, Symrise advises and supports the international beverage industry. The authentic and innovative taste solutions of Symrise set new standards for soft drinks, juice-based drinks, tea and coff ee products, spirits and fermented beverages including brewery products


Christina Witter T: +49 5531 90 2182


E: christina.witter@symrise.com


Synergy Flavours www.synergytaste.com Tapì


www.tapigroup.it Tate & Lyle


www.tateandlyle.com Tesa Scribos


www.tetrapak.com Tonejet


www.tonejet.com Trax Retail


www.tesa-scribos.com Tetra Pak


www.traxretail.com


United Caps Luxembourg www.unitedcaps.com


UMP Rafl atac www.upmrafl atac.com


UPM Rafl atac is leading in sustainable labeling through our innovative self-adhesive label materials and services. We off er high-quality paper and fi lm label stock for branding and promotion, informational labels, and labels with functionality. We operate a global network of factories, distribution terminals and sales offi ces. Labeling a smarter future beyond fossils at www.upmrafl atac.com


Contact: www.upmrafl atac.com/contacts Vögele


www.voegele-ingredients.de


Wacker Chemie www.wacker.com


Watson-Marlow Fluid Technology Group www.watson-marlow.com


XPO Logistics www.xpo.com


Zepf Technologies www.zepf.co.uk


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