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DS Smith invests in ‘groundbreaking’ digital die cutting system

17 June 2024

Berry launches new customisable and rectangular bottle

17 June 2024

APEAL rebrands as Steel for Packaging Europe

17 June 2024

Bee-themed luxury fragrance cases create a buzz

17 June 2024

Demand soars for bespoke solutions to address ‘unique’ challenges

14 June 2024

New shrink wrapping line doubles capacity at corrugate plant

14 June 2024

Pilz UK to host free Machinery Safety session in Scotland

13 June 2024

Loma Systems appoints new UK sales & service director

12 June 2024

Falconer Print & Packaging Speedmaster XL75-6+L

Falconer increases capacity with new Speedmaster XL75-6+L

12 June 2024

Asda launches its first canned wine range

11 June 2024

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From traditional booming industries like whisky and food to the burgeoning craft spirits sector, Scotland has always been a strong and diverse market in its own right. As such, it cannot be treated simply as a region. A growing number of businesses are attempting to expand their presence north of the border and increase market share and visibility. As the only packaging magazine published in Scotland, Packaging Scotland is uniquely placed to cover the Scottish market and the many people and businesses operating within it.

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Yearly Archives: 2024

DS Smith invests in ‘groundbreaking’ digital die cutting system

Berry launches new customisable and rectangular bottle

APEAL rebrands as Steel for Packaging Europe

Bee-themed luxury fragrance cases create a buzz

Demand soars for bespoke solutions to address ‘unique’ challenges

New shrink wrapping line doubles capacity at corrugate plant

Pilz UK to host free Machinery Safety session in Scotland

Loma Systems appoints new UK sales & service director

Falconer increases capacity with new Speedmaster XL75-6+L

Asda launches its first canned wine range

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