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Solving supply chain challenges with cold corrugation - LIVE
What is the potential of cold corrugation to address supply chain challenges in the area of corrugated board? Join our Linkedin Live webinar with H.B. Fuller and Interpac on October 16th to find out more.
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The supply chain has been facing numerous challenges, and innovation is key to addressing these. In our latest Linkedin Live session, H.B. Fuller’s Elizabeth Staab and Interpac’s Charles Smith will discuss supply chain challenges around corrugated board and how cold corrugation, a technology developed by the two companies, can help address these challenges.
This session will be moderated by Elisabeth Skoda, and there will be time reserved for a Q&A at the end.
Join us for a deep dive into cold corrugation on October 16th, 2024 at 13:00 BST / 14:00 CEST
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