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Lisa McTigue Pierce "Operational excellence at work: automation and new technologies help Wyeth achieve packaging line efficiencies at its pharmaceutical plant in Guayama, Puerto Rico". Food & Drug Packaging. FindArticles.com. 02 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0UQX/is_11_71/ai_n24352745/

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Articles in Dec, 2007 issue of Food & Drug Packaging

• Calvin Klein fragrance features sleek pump
• Surveys: consumers reading labels more
• Procter & Gamble has pledged to reduce its carbon emissions by 10% by 2012
• Swiss luxury coffee to debut in U.S
• Heinz beans come in single-serve 'pots'
• Opening the door to lightweighting closures: lighter closures not only generate cost savings but also have sustainable merit in material reduction and efficient shipping
  by Megan Waitkoff
• Campbell Soup Co. has been named by foodservice distributor Sysco as its Supplier of the Year for 2007, the second year in a row Campbell has won the award
• 'Camouflage' Spam to help military kids
• Communicate, and build on, your sustainable efforts
  by Michael Maggio
• Kraft Foods
• Now hear this
  by Mona Doyle
• Focused development leads to global success: segmentation and integration aren't opposites at Wyeth. In fact, the company's packaging teams are encouraged to do both
  by Megan Waitkoff
• Dean Foods will have to cut up to 700 jobs in the U.S. as a result of high milk prices
• Packaging Machinery Manufacturers Institute
• Operational excellence at work: automation and new technologies help Wyeth achieve packaging line efficiencies at its pharmaceutical plant in Guayama, Puerto Rico
  by Lisa McTigue Pierce
• The right motors can empower savings: using motors and ancillary equipment that's well designed and matched to the application can cut energy costs significantly
  by Pan Demetrakakes
• The Sholl Group II
• Grafts switch to plastic tubes
• Fumex removes bad laser-coder byproducts: an interview with Kevin East, vice president of sales and marketing, Fumex Inc
• U.S. food safety efforts intensify
• European commission to extend deadline for closing plastic additives list
  by George Misko
• Egads! It's e-pedigree!
  by Lisa McTigue Pierce
• Flexible packaging converter American Packaging Corp. has donated $1 million to the Rochester Institute of Technology's Center for Integrated Plastics
• Clemson University has broken ground for a new 28,000-square-foot building to house its packaging science and graphics communications departments
• Quality, convenience are a win-win: leading companies serve up simple and sophisticated packages to delight customers
  by Lisa McTigue Pierce
• Program to help close 'mechatronics' gap
• Pizza comes with own heating tray
• Look to Sharp for medical bagging: Sharp Packaging Systems provides multi-layer plastic bags and complete filling systems for delivery of pharmaceuticals and medical devices
• The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture has notified milk processors that they may no longer make label claims that their products are free of artificial growth hormones
• Green Manufacturing Expo joins WestPack: eight co-located events boost the drawing power of Anaheim this January
  by Lisa McTigue Pierce
• Wyeth makes packaging easy to look at, easy to use: package innovations help Wyeth patients to do everything from taking their vitamins to injecting their clotting factor
  by Pan Demetrakakes
• International Bottled Water Association
• Frozen and canned private-label produce at Schnuck Markets, a supermarket chain based in St. Louis, and Safeway Stores, Pleasanton, Calif., will bear the Fruits & Veggies-More Matters logo of the Produce for Better Health foundation
• Barrier pet growth seen in emerging regions
• Make machinery manuals easily accessible
  by John Henry
• Consulting firm Packaging and Technology Integrated Solutions has established a new affiliate company, Global Sustainability Solutions Inc
• Alcohol, food fakes on rise