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The Spring 2011 class adds to all four membership types: four processing members, nine general members, three materials members and six supplier members. The April 3 Board of Directors meeting was held in conjunction with PMMI's Executive Leadership Conference.
"PMMI members are the leading companies in packaging and processing. The continued strength of the PMMI membership, particularly in the recently created processing category, is a testament to the value PMMI provides," says Charles D. Yuska, PMMI president & CEO . "These companies join because being a member furthers their market positions with access to business intelligence, networking opportunities and resources that can strengthen a business."
Applications for membership in all categories are online. Interested companies can contact PMMI Vice President, Industry Services, Tom Egan for further information: 703.243.8555 or [email protected].
General Members
ALLIEDFLEX Technologies, Inc (Sarasota, Fla.) builds machines for manufacturing stand-up pouches.
Boss Packaging Inc. (Calgary, Alberta, Canada) manufactures bagging machinery.
GEA Process Engineering, Inc. (Hudson, Wis.) manufactures conveyors, and filling and drying equipment.
Haver Filling Systems, Inc. (Conyers, Ga.) manufactures bag-filling machinery.
M-Tek Inc. (Elgin, Ill.) manufactures modified-atmosphere packaging systems.
Orientech Automation Solutions Inc. (Lachute, Quebec, Canada) manufactures a variety of automation and feeding equipment.
Pineberry Manufacturing (Oakville, Ontario, Canada) manufactures friction feeders and collating systems.
REB/Quality Cup (Menomonie, Wis.) manufactures filling and conveying machinery.
Rethceif Packaging (Ossian, Ind.) manufactures form/fill/seal machinery.
Supplier Membership:
c3controls (Beaver, Pa.) produces sensors and control components.
Eaton Corporation (Moon Township, Pa.) manufactures machine control software and control and safety components.
Enfield Technologies (Trumbull, Conn.) manufactures control, motion and safety components for the packaging industry.
Mitsubishi Electric Automation, Inc. (Vernon Hills, Ill.) manufactures control systems for the packaging industry.
Schmersal Inc. (Tarrytown, NY) produces software, safety components and sensors.
Testing Machines Inc. (New Castle, Del.) produces material testing equipment.
Materials Membership
Adhesive Products Inc. (Albany, Calif.) manufactures many types of glues, adhesives, and coatings for packaging.
Celplast Metallized Products Limited (Toronto, Ontario, Canada) manufactures various films for the packaging industry.
Ultra Flex Packaging Corp (Brooklyn, NY) manufactures films, pouches and paperboard for the packaging industry.
Processing Membership:
BEST Sorting (Englewood, Colo.) manufactures grading systems for food products.
Probat Burns Inc. (Vernon Hills, Ill.) produces machinery and components for coffee processing.
Urschel Laboratories, Inc. (Valparaiso, Ind.) manufacturers food cutting equipment.
Walker Engineered Products (New Lisbon, Wis.) manufacturers a broad range of storing, mixing and blending vessels.
"PMMI members are the leading companies in packaging and processing. The continued strength of the PMMI membership, particularly in the recently created processing category, is a testament to the value PMMI provides," says Charles D. Yuska, PMMI president & CEO . "These companies join because being a member furthers their market positions with access to business intelligence, networking opportunities and resources that can strengthen a business."
Applications for membership in all categories are online. Interested companies can contact PMMI Vice President, Industry Services, Tom Egan for further information: 703.243.8555 or [email protected].
General Members
ALLIEDFLEX Technologies, Inc (Sarasota, Fla.) builds machines for manufacturing stand-up pouches.
Boss Packaging Inc. (Calgary, Alberta, Canada) manufactures bagging machinery.
GEA Process Engineering, Inc. (Hudson, Wis.) manufactures conveyors, and filling and drying equipment.
Haver Filling Systems, Inc. (Conyers, Ga.) manufactures bag-filling machinery.
M-Tek Inc. (Elgin, Ill.) manufactures modified-atmosphere packaging systems.
Orientech Automation Solutions Inc. (Lachute, Quebec, Canada) manufactures a variety of automation and feeding equipment.
Pineberry Manufacturing (Oakville, Ontario, Canada) manufactures friction feeders and collating systems.
REB/Quality Cup (Menomonie, Wis.) manufactures filling and conveying machinery.
Rethceif Packaging (Ossian, Ind.) manufactures form/fill/seal machinery.
Supplier Membership:
c3controls (Beaver, Pa.) produces sensors and control components.
Eaton Corporation (Moon Township, Pa.) manufactures machine control software and control and safety components.
Enfield Technologies (Trumbull, Conn.) manufactures control, motion and safety components for the packaging industry.
Mitsubishi Electric Automation, Inc. (Vernon Hills, Ill.) manufactures control systems for the packaging industry.
Schmersal Inc. (Tarrytown, NY) produces software, safety components and sensors.
Testing Machines Inc. (New Castle, Del.) produces material testing equipment.
Materials Membership
Adhesive Products Inc. (Albany, Calif.) manufactures many types of glues, adhesives, and coatings for packaging.
Celplast Metallized Products Limited (Toronto, Ontario, Canada) manufactures various films for the packaging industry.
Ultra Flex Packaging Corp (Brooklyn, NY) manufactures films, pouches and paperboard for the packaging industry.
Processing Membership:
BEST Sorting (Englewood, Colo.) manufactures grading systems for food products.
Probat Burns Inc. (Vernon Hills, Ill.) produces machinery and components for coffee processing.
Urschel Laboratories, Inc. (Valparaiso, Ind.) manufacturers food cutting equipment.
Walker Engineered Products (New Lisbon, Wis.) manufacturers a broad range of storing, mixing and blending vessels.
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