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Sun Chemical’s portfolio in tune with its sustainable commitment

Sun Chemical showcased its complete portfolio of solutions for the narrow web label and packaging markets and highlighted its latest product and service innovations at Labelexpo 2019, last month. Through the extensive range on display, Sun Chemical also demonstrated its commitment to sustainability.

At the expo, the company launched SolarVerse, a range of highly pigmented, low viscosity, multipurpose UV flexo base concentrates, designed to be easily dispensed through a standard UV flexo dispenser and offering customers significant benefits in terms of cost savings and flexibility.

Sun Chemical also introduced a new concept for food compliant UV flexo products within the SolarVerse system, under the brand name SolarFlex Zero.

Seven ways to create a green office - Pui-Chi Li, head of marketing, MEA, Xerox

Through Vision 2021, the UAE supports the proliferation of clean energy and “green” growth plans. In 2018, the country was ranked seventh globally for having the highest carbon dioxide emissions. Cities like Dubai are working towards reducing carbon footprint by 2050, especially since the city was titled ‘World’s Most Improbable Green City’ by the National Geographic in 2017. 

At Xerox, we are dedicated to helping governments and organizations to achieve their sustainability goals. Our

‘Making a Material Difference’ by Avery Dennison at Labelexpo 2019

Avery Dennison would be creating their biggest ever trade show presence at Labelexpo from 24 September in Brussels. Under the theme ‘Making a Material Difference’, the Avery Dennison team of experts will  demonstrate a range of newly launched and significant innovations across four key areas of focus, including sustainable materials and intelligent labels.

Avery’s new product innovations include, rPE - the industry’s first-ever facestock made from recycled polyethylene; rPET - a liner with more

HP partners with World Wildlife Fund for forest protection, restoration and management

HP, at the World Economic Forum’s Sustainable Development Impact Summit, announced its next steps in creating a forest positive future for printing with longstanding partner and conservation leader World Wildlife Fund (WWF). With the partnership, HP has committed to the restoration, protection and conservation of 2,00,000 acres of forest, an area equal to the size of New York City. As part of the five-year agreement, HP will also support WWF’s efforts in developing science-based targets for

A Cup for Keeps – Dubai eatery introduces reusable cutleries in bid to encourage sustainability

Flow, a healthy eating and creative hub at the Jumeirah Emirates Towers, Dubai, is encouraging sustainable practices among their customers by launching a range of reusable coffee cups and water bottles designed and custom made by well-known Emirati artist Aysha Al Hemrani.  

Customers who purchase a ceramic reusable coffee cup from Flow (AED 45), will receive an instant free coffee fill, plus discounts on future coffee fills. Guests purchasing a stainless-steel reusable water bottle (AED 54)