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Guidelines for Implementing Article 11 of the Convention
Guidelines for implementation of Article 11 of the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (Packaging and labelling of tobacco products) Purpose, principles and use of terms Purpose 1. Consistent with other provisions of the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control and the intentions of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention, these guidelines are intended to assist Parties in meeting their obligations under Article 11 of the Convention, and to propose measures that Parties can use to increase the effectiveness of their packaging and labelling measures. Article 11 stipulates that each Party shall adopt and implement effective packaging and labelling measures within a period of three years after entry into force of the Convention for that Party. Principles 2. In order to achieve the objectives of the Convention and its protocols and to ensure successful implementation of its provisions, Article 4 of the Convention states that Parties shall be guided, inter alia, by the principle that every person should be informed of the health consequences, addictive nature and mortal threat posed by tobacco consumption and exposure to tobacco smoke. 3. Globally, many people are not fully aware of, misunderstand or underestimate the risks for morbidity and premature mortality due to tobacco use and exposure to tobacco smoke. Well- designed health warnings and messages on tobacco product packages have been shown to be a cost-effective means to increase public awareness of the health effects of tobacco use and to be effective in reducing tobacco consumption. Effective health warnings and messages and other tobacco product packaging and labelling measures are key components of a comprehensive, integrated approach to tobacco control. -
Flexible Packaging Buyers Guide 2018 - 2019 Flexible Packaging
FLEXIBLE PACKAGING BUYERS GUIDE 2018 - 2019 FLEXIBLE PACKAGING • Innovative • Creates Shelf Appeal • Widely Extendible Into Diverse • Enables Visibility of Contents Product Categories • Provides Efficient Product to Package • Maintains and Indicates Freshness Ratios • Offers Consumer Conveniences • Uses Less Energy • Provides Reclosure and Dispensing • Creates Fewer Emissions Options • Creates Less Waste in the First • Is Easily Transported and Stored Place® As one of the fastest growing segments of the packaging industry, flexible packaging combines the best qualities of plastic, film, paper and aluminum foil to deliver a broad range of protective properties while employing a minimum of material. Typically taking the shape of a bag, pouch, liner, or overwrap, flexible packaging is defined as any package or any part of a package whose shape can be readily changed. Flexible packages are used for consumer and institutional products and in industrial applications, to protect, market, and distribute a vast array of products. Leading the way in packaging innovation, flexible packaging adds value and marketability to food and non-food products alike. From ensuring food safety and extending shelf life, to providing even heating, barrier protection, ease of use, resealability and superb printability, the industry continues to advance at an unprecedented rate. The life cycle attributes of flexible packaging demonstrate many sustainable advantages. Flexible packaging starts with less waste in the first place, greatly reducing landfill discards. Innovation and technology have enabled flexible packaging manufacturers to use fewer natural resources in the creation of their packaging, and improvements in production processes have reduced water and energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions and volatile organic compounds. -
Flexible Isolators Catalogue 2012
Flexible Isolators Catalogue 2012 No 112 March 2012 THE DESIGN ADVANTAGE A Wholly Owned Australian Company heading Since 1932 Mackay Consolidated Industries has made a unique and valuable contribution to Australian industry. It’s a success story of expertise in engineering and manufacturing; of adaptability to changing demands and diverse markets; of growth through research, technology and development. The company has been singularly successful in the specialised field of developing effective noise and vibration control products. Mackay Consolidated Industries proudly represents and holds sole regional distributor agencies for Paulstra and Continental vibration control products. By combining selections from the ranges of each of these leading international companies with our Australian developed and manufactured products, we are able to offer a most comprehensive program of engineered isolators. For applications requiring special design or isolation characteristics, we have in Australia an experienced engineering team who, with the assistance of CAD 3-D modelling and finite element analysis, back our custom isolator manufacturing service. Our laboratory is NATA accredited and utilises state-of-the-art technology and systems. At Mackay we are committed to attaining the highest standards possible from the purchase of raw materials to the final product. Our quality system complies with AS/NZS ISO 9001:2000 ISO/TS16949:2002 and ISO14001:2004. Our vast product range includes dock fenders, bridge bearings, EPDM foam seals, moulded hoses, marine engine mounts, seals for whitegoods, rolling stock components, sheet rubber and products for many construction applications. We at Mackay Consolidated Industries are committed to excellence. TIONA NA L R E T N I S C N © Mackay Consolidated Industries Pty Ltd 2012 www.mackayrubber.com.au Contents Numerical Index ........................................ -
Worldwide Supplier of Security Seals Tamper-Evident Products & Cable Ties
Worldwide Supplier of Security Seals Tamper-Evident Products & Cable Ties Dickey Manufacturing Company (DMC) is dedicated to supplying high quality security seals, tamper-evident products and cable ties while maintaining competitive pricing. We maintain an elevated level of customer service, a first class delivery service, and continued product development. Dickey Manufacturing Company is certified in the ISO 9001:2008 quality standard. Dickey Manufacturing Company was established in 1911, and is located in Saint Charles, Illinois near the city of Chicago. Our location provides us excellent access to materials, top freight services and air couriers. The Dickey Manufacturing Company Advantage The customer service team will work with you and help find a solution that fulfills your security requirements. DMC stocks a large variety of products, which are available for same day shipping service. Not only is the capability to ship on demand available but complete national and international routing is available via ground, air or ocean freight services. Our Shipping Department has arranged, through freight carriers, some of the best pricing available to assist you in your transportation needs. DMC is an authorized, on site, Federal Express shipper. Access to most major express shipping services are also available, as well as the United States Postal Service which is often required for military APO addresses. The RAPID Ship program allows for in stock items to be shipped the same day on orders received before 2:00 PM Central Standard Time. Ask a representative for details. Please do not hesitate to contact us for your security seal and locking needs. DMC specializes in anti-pilferage seals, high security kingpin locks, and ISO/PAS 17712 & Customs compliant seals. -
Of Electrical Professionals 3M Electrical Tapes Chart Vinyl Electrical Tapes Product Description/Applications Thickness Max
3M Electrical Tapes Product Selection Guide Trusted by generations of Electrical Professionals 3M Electrical Tapes Chart Vinyl Electrical Tapes Product Description/Applications Thickness Max. Temp. Roll Size 3/4" x 66' (19 mm x 20,1 m) Highly conformable, super stretchy in all 3/4" x 44' (19 mm x 13,4 m) Scotch® Super 33+™ weather applications; resists UV rays, 105°C 3/4" x 20' (19 mm x 6,0 m) Professional Grade abrasion, corrosion, alkalies and acids. 7 mil 221°F 3/4" x 36 yd (19 mm x 32,9 m) Vinyl Electrical Tape Primary insulation for splices up to 600V. 1" x 36 yd (25,4 mm x 32,9 m) Protective jacketing. 1-1/2" x 36 yd (38 mm x 32,9 m) 3/4'' x 66' (19 mm x 20,1 m) 3/4'' x 44' (19 mm x 13,4 m) Scotch® Heavy All weather; heavy duty, professional use, 3/4" x 36 yd (19 mm x 32,9 m) Duty Grade Vinyl abrasion resistant, fast build up. Primary 105°C 8.5 mil 1" x 36 yd (25,4 mm x 32,9 m) Electrical Tape insulation for splices up to 600V. Protective 221°F 1-1/2" x 36 yd (38 mm x 32,9 m) Super 88 jacketing. 1-1/2" x 44' (38 mm x 13,4 m) 2" x 36 yd (51 mm x 32,9 m) Nine fade-resistant colors, super stretchy Scotch® Professional 3/4'' x 60' (19 mm x 18,2 m) and conformable, excellent insulating Grade Color Coding 105°C 1/2'' x 20' (12 mm x 6,1 m) properties. -
Packaging- Guide
Packaging- Guide ECR (Efficient Consumer Respons) Europe konsument. Nytta för konsumenten är ECRs startades i slutet av 90-talet. Då visade nya rön ledstjärna. Allt arbete syftar till att öka effektivi- inom varuförsörjningsområdet att handeln och teten i varu- och informationsflödet och skapa leverantörerna kunde tillgodose konsumenter- mervärde för konsumenten. nas behov bättre, snabbare och mer effektivt genom att samarbeta i branschgemensamma ECR delas in i de två huvudområdena, efter- och samtidigt konkurrensneutrala frågor. frågan och varuförsörjning. Efterfrågesidan handlar om att arbeta med sortiment, produkt- Ytterligare faktorer som bidrog till att ECR- introduktioner och kampanjer på ett effekti- rörelsen tog fart var förbättringar inom infor- vare sätt. Exempel på varuförsörjningsfrågor mationstekniken, ökande konkurrens, globalise- är efterfrågestyrd varupåfyllning, innefattande ring och den nya större europeiska marknaden frågor som automatiska datorbaserade beställ- som gjorde det möjligt att flytta varor och ningar och transportoptimering. tjänster enklare över landsgränser. Samtidigt utvecklades konsumentefterfrågan till att foku- ECR Europe bildades 1994. Två år senare sera på fler faktorer än tidigare, som bättre sor- bildades ECR Sverige av DLF (Dagligvaru- timent, lättillgänglighet, kvalitet, fräschhet och leverantörers Förbund) och SvDH (Svensk produktsäkerhet. Version autumnDaglig varuhandel).2018 Alla dessa faktorer medförde en fundamental ECR Sveriges uppgift och mål är att: förändring när det gäller branschens arbetssätt. • Sprida kunskap om ECR till samtliga aktörer Den traditionella uppdelningen mellan leveran- inom den svenska dagligvarubranschen törer på en sida och handel på den andra för- ändrades. ECR har bidragit till, och bidrar fort- • Ta initiativ och medverka till branschaktiviteter sättningsvis till, att ta bort onödiga kostnader inom ECR-området och genomföra utred- i varuflödeskedjan. -
A Flexible Packaging Path to a Circular Economy
A Flexible Packaging Path to a Circular Economy Flexible Packaging Sustainability Roadmap By PTIS, LLC & Priority Metrics Group, LLC Prepared for The Flexible Packaging Association 185 Admiral Cochrane Drive, Suite 105, Annapolis MD 21401 December 2020 1 © 2020 Flexible Packaging Association 2 About the Flexible Packaging Association The Flexible Packaging Association is the voice of the U.S. manufacturers of flexible packaging and their suppliers. The association’s mission is connecting, advancing, and leading the flexible packaging industry. Flexible packaging represents over $33 billion in annual sales in the U.S. and is the second largest and one of the fastest growing segments of the packaging industry. Flexible packaging is produced from paper, plastic, film, aluminum foil, or any combination of those materials, and includes bags, pouches, labels, liners, wraps, rollstock, and other flexible products. About PTIS PTIS, LLC is a leading business and technology management company focused on Creating Value Through Packaging© and helping clients throughout the packaging value chain develop long term packaging strategies and programs. PTIS, recognized for foresight, thought leadership, and the success of their 20 year Future of Packaging program, helps companies achieve and incorporate these elements into their innovation programs, e-commerce, holistic productivity, sustainability, holistic design, and consumer/retail insights related to packaging. To learn more about PTIS, visit their website www.ptisglobal.com About PMG PMG provides B2B market research, analysis, and consultation services designed to generate profitable growth for our clients. Our firm works with leading organizations in a variety of manufacturing and service industries. We are experts at gathering and processing market information, analyzing data, and translating information into actionable growth initiatives. -
9 FILMS, FOILS and LAMINATIONS (COMBINATION MATERIALS) D.A.Dean
9 FILMS, FOILS AND LAMINATIONS (COMBINATION MATERIALS) D.A.Dean This chapter covers single layer, multi-layer and combination materials found as films, foils, laminations, coextrusions, coatings, etc. Single ply materials Although a proportion of ‘flexibles’ are multi-layer materials, a number of flexible packaging materials are found as single plies. Single ply materials are found in the form of paper, and those plastics which either do not require an additional coating to achieve a heat seal or can be employed as a direct wrap. Examples of these include various grades of polyethylene and plasticised PVC, which have to be high-frequency welded. A few foils may be used uncoated. (Note that most foils are varnished, lacquered or wash coated to improve scuff resistance or to assist print key.) Other single (monolayer) plastics may also be found as wraps which are restrained by a secondary feature (such as a tie or tape) or rely on special properties, e.g. cling films, for their retention around a product. Cling films, skin wraps, etc. involve such materials as thin gauges of plasticised PVC, Surlyn ionomer, modified grades of low-density polyethylene and Saran (PVdC) copolymers. Thus the use of single ply materials should not be ignored, particularly as these are frequently seen as being more environmentally friendly (i.e. multilayer materials are always more difficult to recover or recycle). Of the single ply materials listed above, paper needs special mention since it was one of the earliest wrapping materials and still has significant use worldwide. Polyethylene, as LDPE, LLDPE or a mixture or blend involving combinations of LDPE, MDPE, HDPE, EVA, etc., finds a wide usage in bags, sacks, sachets, overwraps, shrink wraps, stretch wraps, etc. -
Greenworks Ideas for a Cleaner Environment a Publication of the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services, Concord, NH (603) 271-3710
GREENWorks Ideas for a Cleaner Environment A publication of the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services, Concord, NH (603) 271-3710 February 2015 Reduce, Reuse and yes, Recycle those plastic bags properly… First of all, let‟s make it perfectly clear that the solution to plastic bag pollution is to eliminate or reduce the use of this type of packaging whenever possible. But sometimes plastic is unavoidable. It seems like plastic packaging is everywhere. The good news is the process of recycling has made it possible to create something new from most of the waste we generate. Plastic bags are no exception, and not just those single use grocery and retail bags, but also bread and produce bags, sandwich bags, the overwrap on paper products such as toilet paper and paper towels and even plastic cereal box liners. There are a few items, such as “biodegradable” or “compostable” bags, frozen food bags, and crinkly or foil type bags for chips and other goodies, that are not included in this waste stream. Generally, if the plastic film stretches when you pull it with your fingers, it's okay to recycle it at certain designated locations. When cleaned, dried and brought back to participating stores, these items can be combined with recycled wood products and made into plastic lumber used to make decks or reprocessed into pellets or resin used to make new bags, pallets, containers, crates and even pipes. Recycle Responsibly Plastic bags and thin film plastics are troublesome for most recycling facilities. These items are considered „contamination‟ of single stream recycling, not only jamming up sorting machines but also resulting in higher hauling rates for municipalities when there is a large percentage of them in the single stream collection. -
Technical Report Documentation Page March 2003 6. Performing
Technical Report Documentation Page Report No. 2. Government Accession No. 3. Recipient’s Catalog No. FHWA/OH-2003/006 4. Title and subtitle 5. Report Date Environmental/Durability Evaluation of FRP Composite March 2003 Strengthened Bridges 7. Author (s) 6. Performing Dr. Nabil F. Grace Organization Code 9. Performing Organization Name and Address 8. Performing Organization Lawrence Technological University, Civil Engineering Department Report No. 21000 West 10 Mile Rd, Southfield, MI 48075-1058, USA 10. Work Unit No. (TRAIS) 12. Sponsoring Agency Name and Address Ohio Department of Transportation 11.Contract/Grant No. 1980 W Broad Street, Columbus, OH 43223 State Job No. 14718 (0) 15. Supplementary Notes 13. Type of Report and Period Covered Final Report 14. Sponsoring Agency Code 16. Abstract The experimental evaluation of the durability of RC beams externally strengthened with CFRP plates/fabrics is presented. Experimental investigation consisted of testing a total of seventy eight RC beams under various environmental conditions such as 100% humidity, dry-heat, salt-water and alkaline solutions, freeze-thaw and thermal expansion cycles, and repeated load effects. Accelerated aging procedures were used to correlate the strength and stiffness degradation as per ASTM standards. All the test beams were subjected to ultimate load test after appropriate environmental conditioning. A durability based design approach for analysis and design of externally strengthened beams is also presented. This report consists of 6 chapters as given below: Chapter 1- Introduction Chapter 2- Literature Review Chapter 3- Experimental Program Chapter 4- Results and Discussion Chapter 5- Durability based design Chapter 6- Conclusions and Recommendations 17. Keywords Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer 18. -
Milton Catalog
WARNING: The air control products described in this catalog are designed for use on standard shop air lines at normal pressures. They are not intended for use on hydraulic or water systems, life support systems or for the passage of gases (other than air) or liquids. For assistance on specific applications, call Milton Industries at 773-235-9400. Page Catalog Index 1-6 100 Series: Blo-guns 6-7 100 Series: New Milton blo-guns 8-10 200-300 Series: Faucets, nozzles, coupler & starter accessory kits 11-16 400-1400 Series: Tire valves, tire caps, cores, hardware, tools 17-20 500 Series: Inflator Gages 21-24 600 Series: Brass Hose Fittings 25-26 600-1600 Series: Air tanks, tank conversion kit, tank valves 25-27 600 Series: Drain cocks, manifolds, in-line FRLs. Air Chucks Free angle & full swivel fittings hose repair kits, swivel hose ends 28-29 600-1600 Series: Snubber hose, nylon & polyurethane coil hose 30 600-1600 Series: New Flex Hose 30 600-1600 Series: EPDM 2 braid air hose 31 600-1600 Series: PVC air hose, Lock-on hose & hose brass fittings, Insertion tool 32-34 600-1600 Series: Hose ferrule crimping tool, ferrules, hose/tube cutters Hose clamps, heavy duty stainless steel hose clamps 35-36 700-1700-1800 Series: Coupler Information center 37 700-1700-1800 Series: Air couplers & plugs: style “M” (Milton) Industrial style 38 700-1700-1800 Series: Air couplers & plugs: style “H” “G” Industrial style 39 700-1700-1800 Series: Air couplers & plugs: style “A” “AA” Aro 210 & 310 style 40 700-1700-1800 Series: Air couplers & plugs: style “T” Tru-Flate -
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01/2016 UPDATE NEWS OF BETTER PACKAGING FOCUS Butchered inline, packed with complete process reliability and marked for full traceability INNOVATIONS & PRODUCTS Packaging solution for sliced products FURTHER TOPICS Interview with Hans-Joachim Boekstegers about the requirements of meat-processing companies BEYOND PACKAGING Interview with Dominik Rotter about MULTIVAC’s new Corporate Website Windows Phone NOW AVAILABLE AS AN APP AND IN THE WEB http://update.multivac.com EDITORIAL Dear Reader, For us 2016 is a year that stands under the star sign As regards the future direction of the MULTIVAC of IFFA. We have continually expanded our equipment Group, we will continue to further decentralize the man- portfolio, and today we are in a position to offer tailored ufacturing of our packaging solutions. Closer proximity and complete solutions to meat processing companies to customers, shorter delivery times, greater access to of all sizes – from the infeed of products right through to qualified staff and prevention of import restrictions are all packaging, quality control, labelling and even end-of line good reasons for us to operate other factories in different solutions such as secondary packaging. regions of the world alongside the main production site in We are looking forward to be able to present a wide Wolfertschwenden. Our production facility in Barcelona, range of new products to you at IFFA: these include the which has been part of the Group for five years, is an R 235 thermoforming packaging machine, a new and eco- example of this. nomical model for packing sliced products. As regards Do you know about our new website yet? Since the the traysealer sector, we will be presenting a new die beginning of the year, we have been presenting ourselves concept for producing MultiFresh™ skin packs with high worldwide with a new uniform online presence in more product protrusion.