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Avery Dennison opens AD Northern Wrap Center A
very Dennison has launched the AD Northern Wrap Center in Nelson,
near Burnley.
Located in the premises of Wrapped UK, the AD Northern Wrap Center will deliver Mactac and Avery Dennison product training, including automotive and architectural wrap training courses led by industry experts.
Ash Ellison, founder, and owner of Wrapped UK, will be one of the specialist trainers at the Center. Mr Ellison said: “Wrapped UK has a team of professionals who deliver first-class wrapping services. We are delighted to be the home of the new AD Northern Wrap Center and have the opportunity to teach people the theoretical and practical elements of installing our films correctly.”
Kazoo’s director completes MDS challenge
S
imon Talbot, director at Kazoo, has completed the 70km Marathon Des Sables in
Fuerteventura.
The four-day run/ hike came to a finish on Thursday, October 3 with Mr Talbot finishing in second place in the men’s race. Everyone involved accomplished a life-changing journey filled with a whirlwind of emotions, bonding, and encouragement along the way. Mr Talbot is now planning his next personal challenge.
Dominic Fowler, technical support specialist - UK, Ireland and Nordics for Avery Dennison EMEA, said: “Our training courses deliver knowledge and practical skills to support installers and converters working with film materials. From complete beginners to very experienced installers, our training programmes are designed to boost confidence and equip the skills needed to reach the highest level.”
There are two highly experienced trainers who will be leading courses at the AD Northern Wrap Center: Ash Ellison and Mark Richardson, graphics technician at Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team.
The first course at the new AD Northern Wrap Center titled Architectural Window Film was held on October 17, with the second on November 14.
Avery Dennison has launched the AD Northern Wrap Center in Nelson
Fujifilm’s Broadstairs ink manufacturing site receives Valpak ‘Zero to Landfill’ certification
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alpak has awarded Fujifilm’s Broadstairs ink manufacturing facility with its ‘Zero to
Landfill’ certification.
The Valpak certification is a significant milestone that confirms the site is sending zero packaging, production or hazardous waste to landfill. The certification process involved a comprehensive audit, carried out by Valpak, of Fujifilm’s waste management practices on site, including its waste and recycling initiatives.
Fujifilm proved (from April 1, 2023 to March 31, 2024) that in addition to sending zero waste to landfill, it achieved a recycling rate of 53.64%. In addition to increasing the amount of waste being recycled, Fujifilm also reduced the overall waste being produced.
Simon Talbot pictured during the MDS challenge | 8 | November/December 2024
Paul Dannahy, goods team leader, said: “We are honoured to receive Zero to Landfill certification from Valpak. It’s a testament to our team’s dedication to reducing our environmental impact and promoting a circular economy.” Craig Milsted, sustainability advisor at Fujifilm Speciality Ink Systems,
Valpak has awarded Fujifilm’s Broadstairs ink manufacturing facility with its Zero to Landfill certification
Broadstairs, added: “Looking forward, we are confident that we can continue to make iterative improvements all over the site, across all areas of energy, waste and water reductions, to maintain our position as an award-winning, world-class and sustainable factory.”
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