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Omori And PMI Kyoto Form J-Packaging Solutions
Omori North America and PMI Kyoto launched a joint venture for North American packaging systems.
- What happened
- Omori North America and PMI Kyoto agreed to create a joint venture called J-Packaging Solutions to supply integrated primary and secondary packaging systems throughout North America, according to Packaging World.
- Why it matters
- Converters and brand buyers gain a single source for combined flow wrapping, cartoning, robotics, and palletizing machinery.
- Who is affected
- Converters, brand-owner packaging buyers, equipment suppliers
The newly formed venture will supply machinery including flow wrappers, cartoners, case packers, robotics, palletizers, and conveying systems.
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- Omori North America and PMI Kyoto Agree to Launch J-Packaging Solutions to Deliver Integrated Packaging Solutions Across North America — Published Content Feed | Packaging World
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