CONTENTS In the September issue 4 INDUSTRY NEWS p22 SB Software


22 SB SOFTWARE


24 COIN & NOTE HANDLING New innovations show there’s still life in cash


p24 Coin & Note Handling


26 WATER How the focus on sustainability impacts the


water industry p26 Water 28 MACHINE & MACHINE


REFURBISHMENT Why machine refurbishment makes environmental sense


p28 Machine & Machine Refurbishment 12:46 Page 1 PG TIPS ESTABLISHED 1967 September 2019


At PG tips, we believe that our delicious cuppas are the nation’s favourite thanks to our years of dedication to tea perfection. From the first cuppa back in 1930 to the launch of our revolutionary pyramid® bag in 1996 and right up until today, our secret recipe has been developed using the best Kenyan teas to achieve that signature refreshing taste.


What’s more, we think our cuppas taste even better knowing that they’re 100% Rainforest Alliance Certified™. We’ve also started on our journey to make our tea bags 100% biodegradable, starting in the retail sector and then moving into foodservice. Because we’re committed to working towards a better planet.


Discover more at ufs.com/pgtipssustainability


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