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ANOTHER FINE MESS

iming is often everything in business and public policy, so no one should be too surprised that Ontario’s ill-fated experiment with collecting so-called ‘eco-fees’ on hundreds of household consumer products deemed to be toxic or hazardous to the environment crashed and burned in less than a month of its launch in early July—right on the heels of the province’s introduction of the deeply unpopular HST (harmonized sales tax) levies that already raised the costs of countless consumer products and services by 13 per cent in a province still struggling with shaky consumer confidence and fears of a ‘double dip’ economic downturn. Covering a broad cross-section of commonplace consumer products ranging from paint and matches to bleaches and fi re extinguishers, the new eco-fees set off a torrid consumer backlash that caught Stewardship Ontario, a provincially-regulated agency mandated to administer the fee collection, completely off guard and out of its depth—prompting the Liberal government to shut the whole scheme down while it conducts a 90-day review. Let’s hope that Queen’s Park is putting those 90 days to good use. The early signs, alas, are hardly encouraging. So far, at least, there has been precious little evidence of any sort of a public education or communication program being put into place to enlighten consumers on the virtues and the costs of recycling and safe disposal of aerosol containers and other such waste. Moreover, there is a real possibility that the government will draw all the wrong, self-serving conclusions from the special report prepared by the Environmental Commissioner of Ontario Gord Miller, which often reads like an advocacy piece for the dreaded extended producer responsibility (EPR). “Charging manufacturers and importers fees to cover the costs of Ontario’s waste diversions programs is nothing new,” the report states. “Stewards (i.e. producers) should fi nance all waste management costs, including the costs of disposing those products not captured by the [recycling] program.” Something tells us this is yet another fi ne mess in desperate need of a sound solution that so far, at least, is much more a hope than reality.

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Be it art, nature or fashion—everything you look at looks better through fresh lenses. And better still when your eyecleansing solution comes in a clear seethrough, convenient and fully-recyclable container used by eye-care specialists Bausch + Lomb to package its newly-relaunched renu fresh (formerly ReNu MultiPlus) multipurpose leans cleanser, impeccably formulated to give contact-lens users a fresh lens feeling everyday. Produced and packaged at Bausch+Lomb’s manufacturing facilities in Greenville, S.C., the renu fresh bottles—retailing in Canada in 60-, 240-, 355- and 480-ml sizes— are blowmolded from a healthcareapproved grade of PET (polyethylene terephthalate) and transported directly to a cleanroom, where they are packed and shipped to the company’s Canadian operations in Vaughan, Ont. Developed in partnership with leading rigid-plastic products manufacturer Amcor Rigid Plastics, the new clear bottles are spruced up with elegant graphics developed by the London, U.K.-headquartered package design specialists Pentagram and reproduced on wraparound labels supplied by CCL Label, with Safety Seal Plastics supplying the tamperproof neckbands. “We wanted an innovative, new look that would help renu fresh stand apart from the competition, while also maintaining our current brand recognition,” explains Patrick Leu, lens-care products manager for Bausch+Lomb Canada. “Part of the new look includes an actual photograph of a wave wrapping the renu package, as opposed to an image or drawing often used by competing products to allude to water, and simple typography clearly indicating the product name and benefits,” says Leu. “The new renu logo is clean, modern FALL 2010 • CANADIAN PACKAGING

and simple—stacked on two lines and hyphenated with a water drop. “To compliment the clear bottle’s see-through look, we also replaced the previous white label with a clear polyolefi n, pressure-sensitive label,” adds Leu. “Our goal was to develop a new package that would clearly communicate our distinct product benefits: the feeling of wearing a fresh pair

of lenses every day, and the cushion of moisture between your lenses and eyes that you get with renu fresh. It’s a simple reminder for consumers that everything looks better through fresh lenses. “Most importantly, the bottle is made with healthcare-approved grade of PET—making it more environmentallyfriendly and 100-percent recyclable.”

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LIQUOR STORES WARMLY EMBRACING PET CONTAINERS You would have to look pretty closely at the shelves to notice, and maybe even touch them to be sure, but between one-quarter and one-third of all liquor sold in Canada today are packaged in plastic bottles, according to some of the industry’s top producers and retailers. And while liquor PET (polyethylene terephthalate) bottles usually appear remarkably similar to their glass counterparts, there is little comparison in the many consumer and environmental benefits that a well-made PET container delivers over glass—including shatterproof design, reliable cap resealability, and lightweight construction (up 30 per cent lighter than glass) that enables dramatic transportation cost savings across the supply chain, along with welcome reductions in greenhouse gas emissions. “Plastic liquor bottles are a convenient choice that our customers feel good about using,” says Corby Distilleries Limited vice-president of external affairs Howard Kirke, citing cottages, parties and outdoor events as perfect occasions for using PET liquor containers. Although plastic liquor bottles were fi rst introduced in Canada about a decade ago, it is only in the last few years that they started to gain significant shelf-space across with the country’s provincial and private liquor distributors, Kirke notes, citing popular Corby brands—including Polar Ice Vodka, Lamb’s Rum and Wiser’s Special Blend Canadian Whisky—that have made the switch to PET packaging. According to the Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation, almost 50 per cent of Smirnoff Vodka in 750-ml bottles now sells in plastic containers, which also account for a 40-percent share of the sales of 750-ml Captain Morgan White rum bottles, even though the PET version was only

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recently introduced. Across Canada, the high-grade PET containers are also valued recyclables: Toronto residents can either use their Blue Bins or get deposit refunds at The Beer Store outlets, while Halifax residents can get their deposits back at the ENVIRO-Depot locations. While traditional glass bottles still outnumber their PET alternatives at most

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BIO-BASED FILM HITS THE GREEN PACKAGING SWEET-SPOT Just a little metal can go a long way to helping consumers acquire a taste for more sustainable packaging, as confectionery producer Cadbury Australia has discovered down under since it began using the biodegradable, metallized NatureFlex NM fi lm to wrap its venerable Cadbury Flake brand candy-bar for Australian chocolate lovers earlier this year. Manufactured from renewable wood pulp by Innovia Films Ltd, the cellulose-based NatureFlex NM fi lm contains only 0.02-percent metal, according to Innovia, which only slows the fi lm’s degradation by a matter of days without interfering with its biodegradability in any other way. Metallized in-house and suitable for home composting, the film incorporates special modified coatings to ensure

superior metal laydown and adhesion to provide a very high moisture barrier to keep Cadbury Flake—a bar of thinly folded milk chocolate originally developed back in 1920—in premium condition on the shelves. “We chose metallized NatureFlex NM to wrap the Cadbury Flake because it offers both technical and environmental benefits for us, and it and fits in perfectly with our ‘Purple Goes Green’ program to extend the use of biodegradable packaging,” says Keith Chessell, packaging technical specialist with Cadbury Australia. According to Innovia, the NatureFlex NM fi lm—featuring renewable bio-based content of at least 95 per cent—also offers significant performance advantages

for packaging and converting, including inherent deadfold and anti-static properties, high gloss and shine, resistance to grease and oil, good barrier to gases and aromas, superior twist properties, and good compatibility with cold-seal adhesives “Cadbury is joining an increasing number of major brand-owners who want to do the right thing and see the advantages that NatureFlex delivers in helping them on this path,” says Barend van den Hoek, Innovia Films’ general manager for the Asia Pacific region, adding that the wood pulp used to produce the film is sourced exclusively from managed plantations from referenced suppliers operating under the internationally-recognized Good Forestry principals protocol.

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Taking out kitchen trash is about to get a whole lot cleaner and tidier for Australian government office workers, thanks to the new certifiable compostable bags recently launched by Cardia Bioplastics. Developed specifically to work in conjunction with the kitchen bins manufactured by the country’s leading waste diversion services provider SULO MGB (Australia) Pty Ltd, “The new compostable bag is manufactured from an innovative formulation of Foodservice and food packaging prodthe Cardia Compostable film that ucts manufacturer Pactiv Corporation extends the functionality of the has completed the first phase of the SULO system,” says Cardia Bioplastics company’s US$14.5-million capacity managing director Frank Glatz. expansion project at its production facility “Unlike other bags on the marin Moorhead, Minn., where the company ket, the Cardia fi lm is also tougher makes the EarthChoice brand of moldedand more tear-resistant,” says fiber carry-out containers for restaurants Glatz, while complimenting the and other foodservice operators. neat and tidy design of SULO’s Featuring proprietary Fiber Blend organic waste collection bins. Hingeware design, the EarthChoice containers are made using precision-molding “The open-design, tidy kitchen technology that enables inline processing bin works well with the breathability of finely-molded features such as curves, of Cardia’s compostable bag to aerfolds and precise in-molded closures, ate the food waste,” Glatz explains. according to Pactiv, which uses a special “This aerobic environment mitiblend of wood pulp fibers from sustaingates odors and complements the design of the bins. able and renewable resources to “The breathability of the Cardia manufacture the ASTM D 6868 standard-certified packaging. Compostable bag also allows Having commenced producwater vapor transmission from the organic waste during storage and tion of EarthChoice containers in early 2009, the company transport—reducing both weight expects to add 25 new full-time and waste management costs.”

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ANNOUNCEMENTS  Noren Products Inc., Menlo Park, Ca.-based manufacturer of industrial heat-exchange, cooling, piping and other thermal-transfer technologies, has obtained the ISO 9001 international standards series certification for quality management assurance.  Gordonsville, Va.-headquartered rigid polyester fi lms manufacturer Klöckner Pentaplast Group has completed a US$4.9-million expansion of manufacturing capacity at its production facility in Rural Retreat, Va.—significantly boosting its output of high-performance polyester fi lms used for full-body shrink-labeling, general-purpose thermoforming, medical device, and all-plastic box packaging applications, according to the company. “This polyester capacity expansion will enable us to continue to support our customers’ growing global demand for high-quality polyester packaging fi lms, especially in the U.S.,” states Michael Tubridy, president and chief operating officer of Klöckner Pentaplast/Americas.

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 Buena, N.J.-based pharmaceutical packaging products manufacturer Comar, Inc. has completed the acquisition of Universal Container Corporation, manufacturer of injection-molded, injection-blowmolded, and extrusion-blowmolded containers and related accessories for pharmaceutical packaging applications.  Industrial automation technologies group Yaskawa America, Inc. has announced plans to move the operations of its recently-acquired Motoman Robotics division to a new state-ofthe-art, 300,000-square-foot office and production facility in Dayton, Ohio, that will serve as the division’s North American headquarters. Purchased by the Japanese headquartered conglomerate Yaskawa Electric Corporation this past June, Motoman is one of the world’s leading suppliers of industrial robots—with Canadian operations in Mississauga, Ont., and Pointe Claire, Que.—boasting an installation base of more than 30,000 units in North and South America across a broad range

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of manufacturing industries. Offering a diverse range of robots designed for most common industrial applications—including packaging, material handling, automated assembly, arc and spot welding, coating and dispensing, etc.—Motoman’s new facility will employ between 250 and 275 people when it starts up in the summer of 2011, according to the company, combining personnel from Motoman’s current manufacturing and warehousing operations in West Carrollton, Ohio, and Troy, Mich.

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 The Canadian Pallet Council (CPC), Cobourg, Ont.-headquartered, member-owned cooperative pallet pool and provider of online container tracking systems for the Canadian consumer products industry, has announced that Brad Henderson, national director of logistics for Sobeys Inc., will continue serving as CPC chair for a third term for 2011, while also announcing its new board of directors (see picture) that includes: vice-chair Brian Parteno, Maple Leaf Consumer Foods; secretary, Belinda Junkin, CPC; executive member Clint Sharples, Paramount Pallet Inc.; Ralston Armour, Armour Logistics Services; Rene Couture, Loblaw Companies Ltd.; Bruce Dimmel, TDL Group Ltd.; Heidi Doering-Simpson, Pallet Renew

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 Multivac, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.-based supplier of thermoforming packaging equipment and materials, has appointed Jay Brewer Brewer as regional sales manager for the company’s Food Division business—responsible for the midwestern U.S. sales territory comprising North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa and Gillis Minnesota—and Floyd Gillis as product manager for labeling and printing systems.  Neehan, Wis.-headquartered consumer packaging products group Bemis Company, Inc. has appointed Scott Ullem as vicepresident and chief fi nancial officer, and Sheri Edison as vice-president, general counsel and secretary.  Chicago-headquartered corrugated packaging products group SmurfitStone Container Corporation has appointed John Knudsen as senior vice-president of supply chain and board sales, with responKnudsen sibilities for sales of the company’s containerboard and pulp products to external customers in the U.S. and overseas.  Imaging systems and technologies supplier FUJIFILM North America Corporation of Valhalla, N.Y., has appointed Todd Zimmermann as vice-president of sales and marketing of the company’s Graphic Systems Division unit.  HayssenSandiacre, Duncan, S.C.based subsidiary of Barry-Wehmiller Companies, Inc. specializing in the manufacture of horizontal and vertical form/fill/seal packaging equipment, has appointed Mike May May as executive vicepresident.

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f problems and challenges are really opportunities in disguise, then Jim Downham—president and chief executive officer of the Toronto-headquartered industry group PAC - The Packaging Association, is undoubtedly an opportunist par excellence. In fact, overcoming serious adversity has been the order of business since the very fi rst day of Downham’s role as the new head of the venerable association celebrating its 60th anniversary this year—having had inherited a fi nancially-strapped group five years ago that at the time was merely a week or two away from full-out bankruptcy, as Downham recalls. “I really don’t like using the term ‘deathbed,’ but the reality is that PAC was about a week away from completely running out of cash when I took over in the spring of 2006,” Downham told Canadian Packaging in a recent interview, explaining the dramatic cost-cutting and a radical shift in the association’s strategic focus necessitated not only by the bleak fi nancial picture threatening the very existence of what was then called the Packaging Association of Canada (PAC), but also the fundamental changes sweeping through the Canadian packaging industry and community at large since the turn of the century. “Business as usual was simply no longer an option either for the association or for the member-companies that it was mandated to serve,” says the group’s affable, hardworking, high-

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energy president who spent the lion’s share of his professional career working in the private sector for some of Canada’s leading packaging products and materials manufacturers prior to taking reins at PAC, which is currently comprised of 375 corporate and over 1,500 associate members. “For one thing, we have had a dramatic erosion of manufacturing activity in Canada—losing a lot of it to lowcost countries like China,” Downham explains, “while also seeing a lot of Canadian head offices and plants being closed down by their U.S.-based parent companies following the implementation of NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement) and the onset of economic globalization in general.” While Downham put his management skills to astute use in downsizing PAC corporate structure and operations into a “lean and efficient” enterprise to ensure the group’s immediate survival, he also recognized an urgent need for the PAC to fundamentally alter its strategic direction and raison d’être in order to retain its relevancy in the 21st Century global manufacturing landscape. “An industry association must be a reflection of the economy and the times in any industry, and there was certainly a big challenge for our organization to embrace new ways of thinking and doing things in order not to be marginalized out of existence,” Downham reflects. “That’s why we undertook a strategic review of all aspects of our operations in order to revamp PAC into a forwardlooking, business-like enterprise that treats its members as customers,” he adds. One of the more radical and far-

PAC president and chief executive officer Jim Downham welcoming hundreds of delegates and attendees to a recent annual Walmart Sustainable Packaging Conference in Toronto, which has emerged as one of the most highly anticipated and well-attended events for Canada’s packaging sector and its customers in the consumer packaged goods marketplace.

reaching strategic shifts initiated under Downham’s leadership focused on active recruitment of Canada’s leading retailers into the PAC fold—a formidable task in light of the existence of numerous retailing industry groups already catering to the needs of Canada’s retail sector. According to Downham, the group’s success in wooing prominent retailing heavyweights such as Walmart, Sobeys and Metro to join the group—as well as prominent foodservice operators like McDonald’s, Cara (Harvey’s and Swiss Chalet) and KFC—comes down to being able to offer a real value proposition based on the group’s extenContinues on page 26

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sive experience and expertise in the packaging business, and leveraging that know-how into practical expert assistance and advice on packaging-related issues ranging from environmental sustainability to food and consumer safety. “We had to change our focus significantly towards retailers because in today’s business environment, it is really the large retailers who are the biggest driving force shaping consumer behavior and mindset, as well as the supply chain,” Downham asserts. “This is a notable departure from the way things used to be, when major brand-owners and CPG manufacturers used to dominate the consumer agenda. “These days, over 20 per cent of all the products sold at Canada’s retail stores are in fact private-label products, which essentially puts the retailers into direct competition with the leading brand-owners, in addition to being their customers. “There’s a whole new set of dynamics at play for the packaging industry as a result of this shift, and it was imperative for PAC to embrace it,” he states. This shifting balance of power in the Canadian consumer marketplace was also accompanied by the rapid emergence of environmental and packaging sustainability as one of the industry’s dominant hot-button issues, notes Downham, which enabled PAC to position itself as a leading authoritative voice and champion of sustainable packaging—in the process closely aligning itself with Walmart Canada Corp. and the retailer’s much-lauded Packaging Scorecard supplier evaluation system designed to encourage Walmart’s product and packaging suppliers to make significant cuts in the amount of packaging shipped to Walmart stores. To date, PAC has already produced and managed four annual Walmart Sustainable Packaging Conferences— each of them a highly anticipated and well-attended event drawing hundreds of top-level Canadian packaging and CPG industry professionals in Toronto to hear the latest progress reports on Walmart’s Packaging Scorecard initiative, take in informative presentations and discussions related to packaging sustainability, and see live demonstrations of the growing range of new, 26 • WWW.CANADIANPACKAGING.COM

environmentally-friendly packaging technologies and solutions offered to the marketplace by Canadian and international packaging suppliers. To reinforce its credentials as a leading independent authority on packaging sustainability, the PAC also formed a close partnership arrangement with the U.S.-based Sustainable Packaging Coalition (SPC) for joint development of The Essentials of Sustainable Packaging 2-day course and the promotion of common standards, criteria and definitions to enable CPG manufacturers and brand-owners to reduce their environmental footprint in a proactive way that minimizes the potential threat of heavy-handed government regulations and new financial obligations being imposed on the industry in both Canada and the U.S., according to Downham. “Reaching into the U.S. marketplace had become a vital priority for us because realistically, our only opportunity for meaningful growth as an industry association in the future lies in reorienting our strategic thinking along the lines of a North-South orientation and positioning,” states Downham, explaining PAC’s recent rebranding and name change that resulted in the dropping of ‘Canada’ reference from the group’s acronym. To that end, PAC has already produced over 10 well-attended workshops on packaging sustainability in several large U.S. cities, relates Downham, while its interactive PAC Green Den sustainable packaging competition—debuting to an enthusiastic response in Toronto last year—has been already scheduled as one of the main feature attractions for the upcoming PACK EXPO International biennial packaging technologies exhibition of the Packaging Machinery Manufacturers Institute (PMMI) in Chicago later this year. Having also identified food safety as one of the packaging industry’s most pressing issues, Downham says he takes immense personal and professional pride in PAC’s development of the PACsecure food safety certification program—designed specifically for the needs of packaging suppliers to the food industry and incorporating the essential elements of the HACCP (Hazardous Analysis and Critical Control Points) certification process widely employed across the North American

food manufacturing industries. As part of its focus on food safety, PAC has also recently teamed up with the Canadian Council of Grocery Distributors (CCGD) to produce and manage the upcoming Packaging Summit in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont., Sept. 17-19, which will bring together some of the world’s leading authorities in food safety and packaging sustainability to address common issues underpinning and linking the two subject areas that Downham maintains are critical to the long-term viability of the Canadian packaging industry. Says Downham: “While no one in the food industry questions the importance of safe and clean food processing practices, up to now very few food processors really understood the importance of the key role that packaging plays in the delivery of safe food products to the consumers. “We are hoping that the Packaging Summit conference will address that gap, while also exploring in detail the complementary relationship that exists between food safety and packaging sustainability,” he says. While Downham says he’s fairly pleased with the resilience and display of industry leadership demonstrated by PAC over the last five years to revitalize the group’s viability and relevance, he insists that there is still a lot of hard work ahead to cement its place among the world’s leading packaging industry associations. “I feel much more confident and optimistic than I did five years ago,” sums up Downham, “but there is still a lot of work to be done in educating the consumers, governments and businesses about the important role that packaging plays in the consumer society’s ongoing evolution and development. “And I feel tremendously privileged and gratified to have an important role to play in helping position the Canadian packaging industry on the cutting edge of that leadership mission.” CANADIAN PACKAGING • FALL 2010

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harles Cornell had a great notion back in 1948. Working at the time as an assistant editor of the fledgling Canadian Packaging magazine—then owned by Maclean-Hunter—Cornell approached several Canadian-based companies in the packaging business to float an idea of forming a national packaging association that would act as a single unified voice and advocate for their interests. One early naysayer, a senior executive at Dominion Paper Box, was deeply unimpressed by the idea. “If you’re serious about this, you better lock yourself up in a closet for 48 hours and think it over really well,” the skeptical exec suggested. Undaunted, Cornell ignored this early advice and orchestrated a survey of more than 2,500 manufacturers across the country to get their feedback to his idea. As it turned out, Canadian packagers resoundingly endorsed Cornell’s notion and vision—prompting him to proceed to organize a steering committee to help bring his idea into reality. The fi rst meeting of the original steering committee was held on October 18, 1949, in the boardroom of the Toronto Board of Trade building. This inaugural meeting focused on three fundamentals: formation of a packaging institute; formation of a packaging association; and the feasibility of holding a packaging exposition in Canada. Less than a year later, on November 1, 1950, the newly-formed Packaging Association of Canada (PAC) held its first organizing meeting at the King Edward Hotel in Toronto and the rest, as they say, is history. Although much has changed in the Canadian packaging business since then, 60 years later PAC remains a prominent and authoritative force in the Canadian packaging landscape. In fact, serving the interests of both packaging suppliers and their end-user customers in equal measure makes PAC unique among all major packaging association worldwide— nobly distinguished by virtue of serving the entire packaging constituency, rather than narrow industry segments. Naturally, the group’s focus and sphere of influence has also greatly evolved over time. Today, PAC - The Packaging Association is doing an admirable job of fulfi lling its mandate by staying in tune with all the swift changes impacting the Canadian economy and packaging industry on a daily basis—offering unrivaled expertise and educational resources to help Canadian companies navigate their way through key packaging industry issues such as sustainability, food and plant safety, exporting and trade. For its part, the Canadian Packaging magazine—now part of Canada’s media and communications leader Rogers Communications Inc.—remains immensely proud of the key early role that our publication played in the launch of this vitally important industry organization. As it celebrates its 60th anniversary this year, we wish the PAC and its many members many more years of continued success and vitality! Sincerely, Stephen Dean Senior Publisher Canadian Packaging

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Venerable food giant bounces back from the brink with a drastic overhaul of its food safety practices and plant sanitation regimen

hile most Canadian consumers generally tend to take food safety for granted, especially when purchasing products from one of the country’s most renowned food manufacturers, the nasty 2008 listeriosis outbreak that thrust the Toronto-headquartered giant Maple Leaf Foods Inc. onto the front pages of daily papers and magazines for a few weeks for all the wrong reasons was a sobering reminder that deadly food-bourne contamination is an omnipresent risk that makes no distinction between the victimized companies’ size, reputation or track record. But as painful as the infamous outbreak was for the company’s longcultivated corporate image and brand recognition, it did spur the Torontobased consumer packaged foods heavyweight—employing about 23,500 people at over 100 operations across Canada and the U.S., Mexico, U.K and Asia— to embark on a top-to-bottom overhaul of its food safety and quality control practices designed to make the 83-year-old company a global leader in food safety, according to the Maple Leaf Consumer Foods senior vicepresident of food safety and quality assurance Sharon Beals. Beals says the intensive, companywide effort to enhance food safety performance is essential to regaining the trust of the Canadian consumers, who account for the bulk of the company’s worldwide revenues of $5.2 billion, while rekindling their fondness for iconic brands such as the Maple Leaf and Schneiders meat products, Dempster’s breads, Olivieri prepared pastas and other industry-leading brand labels. Naturally this keen focus on food safety goes hand-in-hand with the company’s well-entrenched dedication to retailing its products in the most reliable, innovative and convenient packaging available in the marketplace, says Beals, citing the fi rm’s 49-year membership in PAC - The Packaging FALL 2010 • CANADIAN PACKAGING

Association, as well as several recent new product launches brimming with packaging and product innovation. While Beals says she is looking forward to sharing her company’s progress at the upcoming Packaging Summit in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont., Sept. 17-19, as one of the featured conference speakers, she recently took time to talk to Canadian Packaging editor George Guidoni about Maple Leaf ’s ongoing food safety initiatives and their impact on the way it packages its products. Q: Where does food safety rank among Maple Leaf Foods’ core corporate priorities?

A: Food safety is the very underpinning of how Maple Leaf Foods operates. Our goal is to become a global leader in food safety, and our strategy to achieve this is based on some key platforms and strategies that are enmeshed throughout all parts of our organization: • Building a high-performing food safety organization; • Proactively mitigating risks; • Unifying our food safety and quality management systems; • Building a strong supplier base; • Leading the industry to higher standards. The corporate commitment starts right with our chief executive officer Michael McCain and reaches down to every level of the organization. Q : How does this commitment manifest itself on a daily basis?

A: The intensity and commitment of the executive team to food safety is well-illustrated in our 8:30 morning calls every morning, when we discuss microbiological results from our Environmental Monitoring Program (EMP). This is a rigorous testing regimen put in place nearly two years ago to detect and, more importantly, to seek ways to eradicate Listeria in our RTE (Ready-to-Eat) manufacturing plants. Michael McCain, Scott McCain, chief

Sharon Beals, Senior Vice-President, Food Safety & Quality Assurance, Maple Leaf Consumer Foods

food safety officer Randy Huffman and leaders from the manufacturing, quality and food safety teams across the organization are all in on this call. In the six months I have been with the organization, there have only been a handful of times that Michael had not actively participated, owing to other commitments. Q : What kind of investment has Maple Leaf made in order to achieve its goal of industry leadership in food safety?

A : Building a high-performing organization means training, training and more training—followed by validating the effectiveness of the time and money spent. Our physical plant improvements— including machinery, design and layout changes, personal gear, significant operating enhancements, etc. —represent an additional investment exceeding $20 million in 2009. In addition to the training and capital investments, some of the other significant items that support our strategy include our commitment to obtaining Alternative 2A or Alternative 2B status across all of our RTE facilities in the Consumer Foods and Fresh Prepared Foods businesses. This means either using an advanced process such as ultrahigh pasteurization, freezing, etc., or incorporation of listeria growth inhibitors like MoStatin and LactateDiacetate, to ensure that we only manufacture products that preclude the growth of Listeria over the course of the product’s shelf-life. And while sanitation is a given in any food plant, our new sanitation practices include deep-cleaning programs that essentially ‘peel back the layers of Continues on page 30

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the onion’ to get into the inner workings of the machinery—not just merely address the top layer or contact surfaces. It may sound simple, but existing equipment design doesn’t always make this easy. We use the AMI Sanitation Checklist on all sensitive equipment to make sure we are reaching all areas where bacteria could potentially exist. We also utilize the test results from our EMP data, which included about 125,000 Listeria test swabs last year, to monitor the effectiveness of our sanitation and GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) programs. Q: How well is the plant personnel responding to the intensified food safety focus at their operations?

A: We are fortunate in that we don’t have to convince our team of the importance of why we do what we do. That said, change must be supported through rigorous training and education. A key message of the training is to recognize that we are only as good as the weakest link: We must, and we do, look out for each other and empower every one of our employees to speak out if they have a food safety concern, or ideas to further improve our program. Q : What is Maple Leaf doing to reassure Canadian consumers about the safety and quality of its products?

A: We know that we have to earn the trust of consumers. While we fully accept the accountability for the listeriosis tragedy of 2008 that claimed the lives of 23 Canadians, that isn’t enough: We have to regain their trust. We are earning that trust is by living up to our promise to be a ‘global food safety leader,’ as evidenced through our actions. All consumers can follow our progress on the Food Safety section of our website (www.mapleleaffoods.com), and we have also engaged the use of social media to build an ongoing dialogue with consumers about food safety. We are also investing in consumer food safety education through part30 • WWW.CANADIANPACKAGING.COM

nerships with the Canadian Public Health Association, Ontario Science Teachers Association and Wellspring—the country’s largest cancer support organization. As a participant in the Global Food Safety Initiative, we have undertaken the implementation of BRC (British Retail Consortium) certification across our company. This global food safety standard is recognized by customers and consumers around the world as a best-in-class practice for food manufacturers, and we are now well on our way, with our U.K.-based bakery plants are all BRC-certified, as are two of our fresh bakeries. Several of our Consumer Foods and Fresh Prepared Foods plants are in the process of preparing for upcoming audits yet this year, with the balance of facilities to follow in 2011. Q : Please assess the importance of the role that packaging competence plays in the context of your company’s food safety compliance and performance.

A : Packaging is critical to food safety, as we rely on the integrity of the medium used to protect the product through warehousing, transportation and distribution to the consumer—making appropriate selection of the material, as well as its delivery system, absolutely critical. We rely heavily on our packaging suppliers to partner with us to assure consistent delivery of safe and quality food products to consumers. Q : Could you cite some recent packaging innovations that Maple Leaf has used to fulfill that objective?

A : The two most recent packaging innovations include the resealable bacon package and the resealable sliced meats package. Both of these new packages deliver complete product integrity to the consumer, while also providing the convenience of a built-in seal that won’t allow the package to leak in the fridge once it has been opened. (See picture) Q : Is using more sustainable packaging products and materials important?

A: Very important, and the ongoing

work we do in maximizing the cube utilization of our products is a good example of that. By changing the size and strength of some of our corrugated boxes, as well as the pallet configuration of our fi nished goods, we have significantly increased the number of cases per truck and, ultimately, reduced the number trucks on the road. Q : How does packaging sustainability tie in with your company’s food safety programs and initiatives?

A: As we continue to enhance our food safety programs, we will explore packaging solutions that not only deliver the safest possible food to our consumers, but do it in a way that strikes the right balance between product and packaging in an effort to minimize waste. Consumers can look to us for many upcoming packaging innovations that support convenience, sustainability and food safety assurance. Q: What are some of the work being carried out by Maple Leaf to reduce the company’s environmental footprint?

A: Maple Leaf Foods has an excellent track record on environmental performance in such areas as wastewater treatment, odor control and waste reduction. Our Brandon (Manitoba) pork plant’s wastewater is among the cleanest in North America, and it was recently recognized as a Tier 3 plant under the American Meat Institute’s environmental management system program. Our large rendering facilities employ state-of-the-art biofi lters for odor control to meet stringent community odor limits and expectations, while our landfi ll waste diversion rates are typically in the 93- to 95-percent range, which is outstanding for the meat industry. In addition, many of our larger, more energy-intensive plants have implemented heat recovery projects which have resulted in increased energy efficiency. Our new bakery, currently under construction in Hamilton, Ontario, will include several energy efficiency projects, and it is being designed specifically to achieve LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification. We have also had an ongoing energy reduction program that has typically resulted in an average of three-percent energy reduction annually. CANADIAN PACKAGING • FALL 2010

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ny industry organization that has been around for over 90 years must be doing something, or rather lots of things, just right for its membership—especially in the context of a vitally important, $120-billiona-year economic sector providing employment for an estimated 428,000 Canadians from coast to coast. Founded in 1919, the Canadian Council of Grocery Distributors (CCGD) owes its longevity in large part to being able to continually fulfi ll an ambitious, self-styled mission of “turning insights into actions” for the benefit of its member-companies in the Canadian grocery, foodservice and allied industries—continually developing and championing high standards, best practices and innovative business solutions for Canada’s secondlargest commercial sector. As part of that mandate, CCGD has recently teamed up with PAC - The Packaging Association to co-produce and co-host the upcoming Packaging Summit conference in Niagara-on-theLake, Ont., Sept 17-19, 2010, where prominent packaging and retail industry leaders from Canada and around the world will provide expert insights on the latest developments of new packaging products and solutions designed to lessen the industry’s environmental footprint, while optimizing food safety and quality for consumers. Having joined CCGD back in 1998, the group’s president and chief executive officer Nick Jennery is understandably proud of the tremendous group effort that went into organizing the highly-anticipated forum, recently sharing his expectations with the Canadian Packaging magazine. Q: What is the significance of the upcoming Packaging Summit for your organization’s member-companies and the Canadian grocery industry at large?

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the environment, food safety, and supply chain efficiency. Q: What is the rationale behind the Council partnering with PAC for co-hosting this event?

towards more sustainable packaging must go hand-in-hand with the need to ensure the maintenance of product integrity and food safety. Finding that perfect balance, where packaging protects both the product and the environment, is a real big challenge, which we look forward to discussing in detail at the Packaging Summit.

A: PAC is a natural partner Nick Jennery, for CCGD to help Canadian President retailers roll out their environ- and CEO, mental plans and objectives, as CCGD PAC provides both the expertise and the forum for our members to meet with other supply chain partners Q: How well is the Canadian grocery in developing new packaging standards. industry faring in terms of reducing its Our common members also provide environmental footprint so far? continuity and strengthen the linkages A: The Canadian grocery sector has between our two associations. been following the lead of companies in Europe for some time, but we are now Q: What are your expectations of this at the stage of beginning to make sigevent in terms of its impact on your nificant strides in catching up to them. members and industry? The most significant change has been A: I expect this conference to be the industry becoming quite aligned the fi rst in a series of strategic events behind sustainability issues and their targeted towards expanded trading importance to the sector’s future. Given partner collaboration. the high degree of alignment, I believe Packaging is a complicated subject. we are poised to make significant As companies shift to make their pack- progress to improve the sustainability of aging more sustainable, food safety and our industry over the next five years. product integrity have to be properly considered and addressed, so that we Q: What are some of the most pressing don’t end up solving one problem but challenges facing the Canadian grocery industry these days, and what is the creates two more in its wake. sector doing to address them?

Q: What are your member-companies doing in the meantime to address packaging sustainability?

A: Both the Council and membercompanies are actively engaged in the Global Packaging Project—an international initiative implemented under the auspices of the Consumer Goods Forum—which seeks to establish a common set of criteria for evaluating the sustainability of packaging. Through this initiative, our members will be better able to assess the sustainability of their packaging based on a more thorough life-cycle approach that accounts for all the environmental impacts of packaging—from production through transportation and, finally, recycling or disposal. Q: What is the link between packaging sustainability and food safety?

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A: The greatest challenges and opportunities facing the grocery industry today lie within the four fundamental pillars of the environment, food safety, healthy living, and supply chain efficiency. From issues such as EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) to plastic shopping bags, CCGD members are heavily engaged in sustainability issues. Facing regulatory action and increasing stewardship fees in multiple jurisdictions, our members are taking important steps to make their operations more environmentally sustainable—both because it makes business sense and because it is the right thing to do. Naturally, food safety is always a top concern for grocers. Our members’ relationships with their customers are founded on a base of trust that the food they buy is safe. Hence our members take their commitment to food safety very seriously. CANADIAN PACKAGING • FALL 2010

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Founded in 1920, Kraft Canada Inc. is the country’s leading manufacturer and marketer of packaged food products—having joined PAC – The Packaging Association as a founding member back in 1950 and remaining one of the group’s most active supporters since then. As president of the Toronto-based company Dino Bianco explains: “The PAC provides us with cutting-edge information and education on packaging innovation and industry trends. Representing the entire packaging supply chain, it provides us with valuable networking and collaboration opportunities, while also driving sustainable packaging innovation through its awards programs and its sponsorship of sustainable packaging competitions.” The new Sizzling Salads from Kraft are a chef-inspired line of entrée salad kits that consumers can make in four simple steps.

Founded in 1978 and headquartered in Markham, Ont., R-J Machinery Inc. supplies innovative, customizable filling equipment to a wide cross-section of industries. According to company president Ray Raamat, the company joined the PAC in 1980 because, “It’s a pipeline to our packaging industry, it is very adept at organizing valuable shows and events for its members and, importantly, does a stellar job of representing our industry’s interests to the regulatory agencies.” R-J’s model SED Servo Eccentric Drive fourpump piston filler with a motorized, bottom-up fill nozzle system.

newcomer to the PAC, having joined the association earlier this year. One of the world’s leading suppliers of flexible packaging products and pressure-sensitive materials used by leading food, consumer products, healthcare and other industries worldwide, the company boasts extensive technical base and expertise in polymer chemistry, film extrusion, coating, laminating, and package converting and printing.

Founded in 1992 and headquartered in Montreal, WeighPack Systems Inc. is a leading Canadian manufacturer of packaging machinery, today also operating international branches in Las Vegas, Miami and Shanghai. In addition to growing its product line of high-performance automated bagging and form/fill/seal equipment, the company is currently expanding operations throughout Europe in its quest to become a WeighPack’s new SpinDexer truly global is a rotary starwheel indexing machine for high-speed filling of rigid containers.

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Originally founded in 1834, the Guelph, Ont.-based Sleeman Breweries Ltd. today operates as a subsidiary of Japanese beer giant Sapporo Holdings, brewing premium beers like Sleeman, Sapporo, Old Milwaukee and many others. Joining PAC in 2007, Sleeman says it is proud to be a PAC member, citing the group’s Packaging Sustainability Leadership Awards competition and many other educational resources promoting sustainable packaging throughout Canada’s beer industry, as well as excellent networking opportunities for connecting with packaging suppliers and other vendors. Sleeman’s new advertising pokes fun at the president John Sleeman’s family’s colorful history.

Having joined PAC this year, the Laval, Que.-based Dyne-A-Pak Inc. has been a leading Canadian manufacturer of foam trays for fresh meat, produce and deli products for nearly 30 years, offering a range of innovative, eco-friendly products such as the Dyne-a-Pak Nature compostable foam trays—made from renewable plant fibers.

ment and more. “Our PAC membership keeps us in tune, informing us of current trends and activities in the packaging industry,” says company president Keith Preston. “It allows us to network and build important relationships with other industry players.” Samples of Samuel Strapping’s high-quality strapping.

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Nordson Canada Ltd., the Canadian subsidiary of Westlake, Ohio-based Nordson Corporation, is a leading supplier of adhesive dispensing equipment for the packaging, converting, consumer products, electronics and other industries, having joined the PAC in 1980. Says general manager Dave Petteplace: “Our PAC membership provides us with valuable insights into new trends, developments and regulations affecting the Canadian packaging market. The market resources, education, opportunities for col-

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them, through programs such as the PAC packaging competitions. Our PAC membership also opens up training opportunities through packaging and sustainability courses, and other educational resources.” The new packaging for Cadbury Adam’s Stride Gum designed by Glenn A. Davis.

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Founded in 1971, Glenn A. Davis & Associates, Ltd., has since evolved into three separate branding and package design businesses, including Davis, Bridgemark and b2 Retail Solutions, joining PAC in 1987. Says company chairman Ron Davis: “We really believe in the merits of a strong industry association like the PAC. We want to ensure we stay informed and aware of all the significant events in our industry, and we appreciate the networking opportunities and the chance to gain recognition for our clients, and the work we do for

Founded in 1786, Molson Coors Canada brews some of Canada’s most popular, bestselling beer brands such as Molson Canadian and Coors Light, Heineken, Corona, Miller Genuine Draft and Foster’s, having joined the PAC back in 1957. According to the company: “The PAC provides information and services like no other Canadian organization, including technical training for our new employees, unbiased industry representation on regulatory matters, exposure to new packaging technologies, safety and stewardship program support and training, and recognition for Canadian companies who are taking packaging to the next level.”

Founded in 1961, Ajax, Ont-based Britman Packaging Services is a packaging services provider specializing in the solid food products and personal-care sectors, offering cleanroom applications, POP displays, shrinkwrapping and flowwrapping, pallet-ready displays, labeling, blister-packaging, repackaging, cartoning, bagging, pouching, etc., having joined the PAC in 1996. Company president Farhat Buchh says he appreciates the networking opportunities and exposure to potential clients that PAC membership provides for his company.

Headquartered in the Monadnock region of New Hampshire, Markem-Imaje Inc. is a globally-operating manufacturer of innovative product identification and traceability solutions for the food-and-beverage, pharmaceutical, cosmetics, wire and cable industries, having joined PAC in 1995. The model 5800 large-character inkjet printer features Markem-Imaje’s newgeneration Touch Dry Hot Melt technology.

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Participants in the Canadian Packaging magazine’s Packaging Sustainability roundtable included: (sitting from left) Mario Bellizzi, Sobeys; Guy McGuffin, Walmart Canada; Catherine McVitty, Unilever Canada; Robert Appel, Canpaco, (standing from left) Bob Hagan, Atlantic Packaging Products; John Challinor, Nestlé Waters Canada; Jas Singh, Rogers Connect Research; Andrew Joseph, Features Editor, Canadian Packaging; Eldon Fink, Sun Chemical; Stephen Dean, Publisher, Canadian Packaging; George Guidoni, Editor, Canadian Packaging; Richard McCoy, Sun Chemical.

Keeping environmental sustainability at the forefront of consumer awareness a tricky balancing act for leading brand-owners, retailers and packaging industry insiders BY GEORGE GUIDONI, EDITOR PHOTOS BY SANDRA STRANGEMORE

f people really are the product of their environment, then Canadian society clearly has a lot of hard work ahead before it can claim any sort of high global moral ground as a responsible steward of natural resources and a shining beacon of environmental leadership and sustainability. Which is not to say that it can’t achieve those lofty heights—being blessed with a wealth of technological and human resources to make a profound difference in the noble cause of reversing man-made global ecological

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degradation—but it will require a far more sweeping, thoughtful, concerted and collective effort by more of Canada’s key CPG (consumer packaged goods) industry stakeholders to make Canadian consumers willing and proactive participants in the ongoing drive to reduce the sector’s vastly oversized environmental footprint. In fact, it would be a tragic waste of promise and potential if the opportunity for Canadian brand-owners, retailers and packaging manufacturers to build on the early achievements in packaging and manufacturing sustainability to go begging on the account of waning consumer enthusiasm and commitment

brought about by a traumatizing economic recession and high-pitched anxiety over near-term economic prospects, according to the general consensus of an authoritative panel of senior industry executives taking part in last month’s Packaging Sustainability roundtable discussion of the Canadian Packaging magazine of Rogers Publishing Limited in Toronto. Offering their unique takes and insights on the progress made by their respective industry sectors to date— including retailing, manufacturing and packaging—the roundtable panelists Continues on page 44

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also reviewed results from the exclusive industry survey commissioned by the magazine, and carried out by the Rogers Connect Research (see pages 52-56), to determine the true level of green commitment amongst senior management ranks at Canadian-based packaging and retail enterprises. On both counts, the panelists gave a surprisingly uniform overall assessment of Canada’s progress on carbon footprint reduction in general, and packaging sustainability specifically, as being distinctly average at best, and urgently in need of revitalization through further innovation and better decision-making at the regulatory and legislative levels. “I think that one of the bigger challenges that our companies have is the mishmash of recycling criteria across the country—not just within the provinces but right across the country,” stated Mario Bellizzi, senior director of environment and sustainability at Canada’s second-largest food retailer Sobeys Inc. “What is acceptable in the recycling stream in one municipality may not be acceptable in the municipality next door, and certainly may not be acceptable in another province.

“It makes it difficult in terms of getting something cohesive that you can work with to focus on making more of your materials recyclable in the municipal wastestreams—a real challenge for the industry to meet everybody’s recycling criteria.” This lack of common guidance and direction has also manifested itself in the proliferation of different competing environmental certification standards and authorities that stymies the packaging industry’s efforts to act in unison on packaging sustainability, added Bob Hagan, senior vice-president of sales for the Packaging Group business of corrugated packaging producer Atlantic Packaging Products Ltd. in Toronto. “There are many different forestry certifications out there, with many not recognizing the other ones as having any real value,” Hagan pointed out. “You would think there is a certain altruism at play insofar as we should all be moving to the same goal, but there are instead all these little fiefdoms looking at each other as competitors, as opposed to trying to move the ball forward.” Added Catherine McVitty, manager of environmental and corporate affairs for consumer products powerhouse Unilever Canada in Toronto: “We need a more harmonized approach to

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standardization for the sake of consumer education as well. “If consumers don’t know if the certification program is legitimate or are not familiar with it, then it’s not going to motivate them to purchase a certain product,” said McVitty. “We (Unilever) ourselves use different certifications programs in our sourcing process—marine stewardship, rainforest alliance, fair trade and so on—so the consumer may well be confused about what true environmental certification really is. “If we’re going to put a forest stewardship logo on a package, it really has to mean something.” While many Canadian brandowners and packaging suppliers have embraced the highly-touted, five-yearold Packaging Scorecard metrics system for packaging sustainability developed by retailing colossus Walmart Stores Inc. as a de facto industry blueprint for better packaging sustainability performance, Walmart Canada Corp. vice-president of replenishment Guy McGuffin said the realities of an increasingly global economy dictate a need for an even more international approach to promoting packaging sustainability—pointing to the ongoing Global Packaging Project work carried out by the Paris-based group The Consumer Goods Forum, a joint effort by the world’s leading retailers, CPG manufacturers and industry associations to develop globally-recognized metrics and definitions for developing more sustainable packaging worldwide. “The big problem we have today in Canada is the lack of harmonization from municipality to municipality and from province to province, so what we’ve been trying to do with the Packaging Scorecard is to develop a standard that we can use to measure different products and packages across the industry,” said McGuffi n, citing Walmart’s active participation in the Global Packaging Project development. “The project participants agreed to take a look at existing indicators out there today, review what the SPC (Sustainable Packaging Coalition) had done with its sustainable packaging criteria, and developed a global standard of what they wanted to measure in regards to sustainable packaging and how they were going to measCANADIAN PACKAGING • FALL 2010

SUSTAINABILITY ure it,” McGuffi n related. “Now they have listed a number of different pilot projects from different multinational companies around the world to take a look at validating those metrics—to see if they stand up. “These projects will be wrapping up around the third quarter of this year … and to me it’s a very exciting development,” stated McGuffi n, adding that Walmart Canada is still moving forward with its own inhouse efforts to expand and enhance the scope of its Packaging Scorecard system, originally designed as a tool for getting the retailer’s suppliers to reduce the amount of packaging they ship to Walmart stores by five per cent by 2013. “We are taking that one step further beyond the Scorecard in developing some kind of a national program,” he said, “with a view of helping make it more a of a globally-recognized standard. “If we can do that, it’s going to make it much easier for manufacturers to develop more sustainable products by working with a consistent standard, as opposed to multiple standards across different municipalities and countries.” Added Bellizzi: “I encourage the retail industry to see what it can take from the outcome of the Global Packaging Project and implement it within the retail industry, which would greatly simplify the process for us and the vendors that supply us. “It clearly has to be a win-win situation for both parties: if it’s not, it’s not going to happen,” said Bellizzi, stressing the need for greater international harmonization in the setting of sustainability objectives and the tools for achieving them. “Retailers buy locally, nationally and globally, and manufacturers sell locally, nationally and globally, [and] with Canada being a relatively small market, it is important to be looking at this from an international perspective. “The Global Packaging Project is a good fi rst step in terms of giving us some defi nitions, and we need to move forward in really bringing those defi nitions to life,” he stated. “Any kind of a standard we can all work towards would be an excellent development,” concurred Hagan, “and I hope that this project will clear up some of the confusion out there by setting down some standards and colFALL 2010 • CANADIAN PACKAGING

lecting the correct data that packaging suppliers can really use, which is the key to the whole thing succeeding. “Working with insufficient data and working for different reasons makes for a very confusing environment for all stakeholders, so we really need for this to all come together sooner rather than later.” For John Challinor, director of corporate affairs at Nestlé Waters Canada (NWC) in Guelph, Ont., the lack of government leadership on environmental issues—combined with high-profile fiascoes such as the collection of ecofees on hundreds of household cleaning products in Ontario this past summer— seriously undermines its credibility in the eyes of the consumer public to the point of general indifference to sustainable packaging efforts at large. “Governments have a responsibility to make consumers aware why they require certain regulations to be implemented, which is to better serve the health of the consumers and the society at large, or else they are just creating more red tape. Unfortunately, that’s not happening very often today,” Challinor lamented. “We should not be too skeptical about recycling in Canada, because a lot of packaging actually does get recycled, but there is still a sufficient level of skep-

ticism amongst the public about what the industry and government are doing that certain demographic segments of the population don’t recycle because they just don’t believe that the material is being recycled,” Challinor expanded. “Government has a responsibility to help the message out through education, which involves understanding the importance of recycling, the importance of not littering, what actually happens in the recycling stream, that plastic is a recyclable and valuable commodity—just like glass, paper and aluminum,” he added. “Ultimately, it goes back to education [and] the responsibility to help the consumers to understand the benefit,” Challinor said. “To use an example, the Province of Ontario once had the best anti-littering campaign in North America in the 1960s and early 1970s, when most were absolutely ashamed to drop something out of their car or along the street—it was just antisocial behavior. “But as the fiscal imperatives changed at the provincial level, the advertising was stopped and we have seen a societal change accordingly—the province is dirtier today than it was 25 years ago.” Having recently developed a Continues on page 46

“Any kind of a standard we can all work towards would be an excellent development. Working with insufficient data and working for different reasons makes for a very confusing environment for all stakeholders.” — Bob Hagan, Senior V-P, Sales, Packaging Group, Atlantic Packaging Products Ltd.

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100-percent recycled PET (polyethylene terephthalate) plastic bottle for the company’s Montclair brand of natural spring water, Challinor noted, NWC found itself unable to use the new container to package its bigger brands, such as its flagship PureLife label, “because we just can’t get enough high-grade recycled PET to use on a major brand.” But for all the government shortcomings in respect to environmental legislation, Challinor stressed that ultimately it is the CPG industry’s responsibility to educate consumers on the value of making eco-friendlier purchasing choices. Said Challinor: “The fact of the matter is that the best model for the future is industry-led stewardship, and there are examples of good industry stewardship in almost every province today. “As taxpayers, none of us can afford to have government take over the responsibility for waste management, recycling or environmental sustainability of our packaging—it has to be an industry-led effort to work effectively.” While the last couple of years have been “very difficult for the Canadian beverage industry,” according to Challinor, they

were an especially testing time for the Canadian manufacturers and distributors of packaging products expected to flood the market with a broad array of innovative, eco-friendly packaging solutions—just as most of their CPG customers were implementing sweeping cost cuts in all operations to ride out a nasty economic downturn whose aftershocks are still reverberating across many economic sectors. Packaging suppliers are heavily pressured by their customers, consumers and legislators alike to come up with breakthrough products to reduce the product footprint across the supply chain, but often fi nd end-users unwilling to share the startup costs and burden involved in commercializing those products, according to Robert Appel, president of Woodbridge, Ont.based packaging supplier Canpaco. “It’s a real chicken-and-egg dilemma for us,” said Appel, citing the relatively lukewarm response so far to the company’s recently-launched OXOBiodegradable range of compostable stretchwrap fi lm engineered to completely biodegrade into water and biomass after being exposed to direct sunlight after use. “There is always a slight initial cost premium for any newly-developed product before we can build up the

“We have a massive challenge in terms of changing consumer behavior when they use our products. The truth is that meaningful carbon-footprint reduction is often beyond the control of our manufacturing facilities and our packaging.” — Catherine McVitty, Manager, Environmental & Corporate Affairs, Unilever Canada

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manufacturing capacity and marketshare to reduce the price, but how do you develop the product if you’re not going to be able to get a premium that will eventually enable you to drop the price and make an economically viable, eco-friendly alternative? “It is a challenge for us to encourage our customer base to take some sort of responsibility by paying a marginal premium in order to keep sustainability moving forward,” he said, albeit adding that more of Canpaco’s prospective customers are starting to warm up to the company’s sustainable packaging innovations. “Corporations are starting to become more ethically responsible today, and they are starting to understand that there is some value in paying a little extra initially to set progressive programs into place, and that accepting such responsibility does reward everyone over the long run.” But the lack of common municipal waste diversion standards and infrastructure between different jurisdictions is still a major concern, Appel pointed out, noting that many recycling operators simply refuse to accept any biodegradable plastic products out-of-hand for fears of contaminating Continues on page 48

“Governments have a responsibility to make consumers aware why there require certain regulations to be implemented, or else they are just creating more red tape. Unfortunately, that’s not happening very often today.” — John Challinor, Director of Corporate Affairs, Nestlé Waters Canada

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their wastestreams, despite significant technical advances that should allay such fears. “There are just too many defi nitions out there on what constitutes a ‘biodegradeable’ or ‘compostable’ product,” he lamented. “It’s one thing for us to say that we’re all for sustainability and being green, but there has to be some defi nition to it, or else it becomes like advocating world peace and stopping hunger. “It’s an ideal goal, but we need concrete steps and defi nitions put in place that we can agree on, that our customer base can agree on, and that governments can agree on, so that we can make a clear path towards reaching an ultimate objective.” Eldon Fink, director of environmental health and safety at the leading package printing inks and additives manufacturer Sun Chemical Corporation in Cincinnati, Ohio, concurred. “Sustainability means so many things to so many different people that it makes it confusing and difficult to really wrap our heads around it,” Fink stated. “If we could get to a logical understanding of the problem, I think it would spur a lot of additional effort that would be aligned towards reaching a common goal. “I personally think Canada is sitting on a real opportunity here, but only if the small businesses in Canada present a uniform and understandable program for the senior power brokers to understand and put some horsepower behind. “It is important sometimes to tap into the smaller companies: they have the ability to put effort into R&D and other objectives without having to provide the same level of economic justification that a publicly-owned company might have to, with executives being so obsessed with quarterly results and things like that. “There is an opportunity for innovation for small businesses in sustainability, hence an important opportunity for Canada.” Unfortunately, that opportunity is often ignored or dismissed due to fi nancial constraints, noted Challinor. “We are an undercapitalized industry in Canada. It’s hard to raise capital 48 • WWW.CANADIANPACKAGING.COM

if you are a private company or a small/ medium-sized business, which really impacts the ability of a company to move forward on sustainability when faced with the issue of premiums, payback, return-on-investment and so on,” he said. “Canada is generally weak when it comes to capitalization and access to capital: it’s a pre-recession issue, it’s a chronic issue, and I really don’t know what the answer is,” noted Challinor. “It just seems a lot easier to get capital to innovate in the U.S.” But McGuffi n, a key figure behind Walmart Canada’s unwavering push to get its entire supplier base to come up to speed on the retailer’s Packaging Scorecard system implementation targets and deadlines, countered that capital resources are only one part of the puzzle, albeit an important part. Said McGuffi n: “We recently did a confidential survey to take a look at how manufacturing companies were going about achieving greater sustainability, and there is a challenge in a sense that some small companies may feel they don’t have the resources. “But I also found many examples of companies that have grasped its importance and gone after it regardless of their size to do some tremendous work,” he related. “We always try to

use those examples at Walmart, wherever we fi nd them, to try to encourage other small companies to get engaged and not be deterred by the fact that they think they may not have sufficient resources—there are always things they can do. “Regardless of how large or small a company you are, when you start looking at making the right choices for the environment and seeing that it is good for your bottom line and reducing costs, you will really get a lot more traction,” he expanded. “One small company we surveyed switched from trucking products on the roads to rail transport, realizing significant savings in transportation costs while doing the right thing for the environment. “Big or small, when you actually start to see cost-savings achieved by making positive choices for the environment, there is naturally a big incentive to pursue it further as a corporate objective.” Added Appel: “I have to commend retailers for bringing the issue of ‘manufacturing complacency’ to the forefront by motivating and encouraging their vendor base to start thinking differently, which is where it all starts. “Once they start thinking differently, they start to ask questions, they become more informed, and they begin to learn and to search out new

“I personally think that Canada is sitting on a real opportunity here, but only if the small businesses in Canada present a uniform and understandable program for the senior power brokers to understand and put some horsepower behind.” — Eldon Fink, Director, Environmental Health & Safety, Sun Chemical Corporation

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SUSTAINABILITY ways to become better corporate citizens,” Appel reasoned. “But while manufacturers have to take responsibility in understanding the goals and objectives of their customers, they would be better at getting concrete results if there was a standardized blueprint for them to follow, which would dispel a lot of nebulous defi nitions floating out there. “A more educated manufacturer is a better manufacturer, and once that’s done, we’ll start to see some real tangible results.” Appel added: “I think it is critical to have retailers involved, because sustainability is a team sport. When you have the large retailers moving sustainability agenda down the supply chain, it provides an opportunity for teamwork to bring all the different pieces of the puzzle together ... and bring about required changes to the traditional business models.” While each of the panelists agreed that the recent economic downturn was fairly detrimental to advancing the cause of packaging and manufacturing sustainability in Canada over the past two years—especially in light of deeply-shaken consumer confidence and sharply-curtailed purchasing power—they also said that they were generally pleased with the depth

“Regardless how large or small a company you are, when you start making the right choices for the environment and seeing that it is good for your bottom line and reducing costs, you will really get a lot more traction.” — Guy McGuffin, V-P, Replenishment, Walmart Canada Corp.

of commitment to the sustainability agenda displayed by their respective organizations during the downturn. Said McVitty: “For Unilever, sustainability is a key part of a business growth strategy regardless of economic downturns. “Our company can’t grow as a business if we don’t have access to the world’s natural resources, and if climate change is going to result in desertification of agricultural lands, we won’t have the lands we need to produce the agricultural raw materials that we need to make our products,” she explained. “Investing in sustainable agriculture practices is not really dependent on a robust economy. It’s what we need to do in order to grow our business, and the economic downturn didn’t impact the speed at which we are trying to address that,” McVitty stated, citing Unilever’s recently-unveiled Compass Vision strategic initiative that, among other things, targets the use of only sustainable paper packaging—either 100-percent recycled content or sourced from sustainable certified forestlands—for Unilever products worldwide by 2020, reaching the 75-percent threshold by 2015. “Unilever has set a vision for ourselves to double the size of our company without increasing our environmental footprint by looking primarily at

packaging and waste, our water use, CO2 emissions, and our agricultural sourcing,” McVitty revealed. “Those are the primary areas where we can have an environmental impact, and we need to implement big, long-term initiatives in all those categories in order to reach that vision. “We have an R&D center in the U.K. that has mapped out what projects need to take place over the next 10 to 15 years in order to meet those goals. “It’s a lot of research, a lot of technological changes driven by R&D, and it will extend right through the supply chain: from sourcing right through to packaging, to transportation, and on to consumer use,” she stated. According to NWC’s Challinor, “If sustainability made good business sense before we entered into a recession, then it makes good business sense to continue to do it, because essentially you are talking about efficiency and reducing the amount of packaging that you purchase and use in your product. “In fact, we became certified to the ISO 14001 standard for environmental management during the recession,” he pointed out, “because it was the right thing to do.” Added Challinor: “Our new 100-percent recycled plastic bottle wasn’t created overnight: the work on that began during very difficult times in this country and, by the way, we are still in difficult times, at least in the beverage industry. “But there are many examples of breakthrough innovation in sustainable packaging in the beverage industry, like this bottle and the PlantBottle from Coca-Cola launched at the Olympics, which took place during the recession—it’s all about doing the right thing from an environmental perspective.” Added Bellizzi: “A lot of the sustainability initiatives are all about waste reduction and increased efficiency ... to obtain a competitive advantage over the producer next door, so it makes good business sense. “I think retailers have recognized that and have continued through the recession to implement initiatives that are going to reduce the environmental footprint. If anything, this has intensified over the last couple of years rather Continues on page 50

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than subsided,” argued Bellizzi. But for all the corporate-level commitment to sustainability, all speakers agreed that it is ultimately the consumers who will decide how far packaging and environmental sustainability advance in Canada in the coming years. The problem is, they also acknowledged, the average Canadian consumer appears to be neither as deeply committed to fulfi lling its part of the bargain as previously thought—based on most current purchasing trends— nor as well-informed and educated in all the different aspects and nuances of environmental sustainability to be able to make a sound environmental purchasing judgement call even if the commitment was there. Overcoming this educational deficit is arguably the most puzzling riddle to resolve, according to some of the roundtable panelists, but it’s an absolute prerequisite for laying strong foundations to create any sort of a ‘green economy’ worthy of the name. For one thing, some panelists pointed out, product packaging often accounts for a far lesser part of the product’s overall environmental footprint—as measured via a comprehensive LCA (life-cycle analysis) assessment—than other key variables involved in the manufacture of that product and its delivery to market, including energy use, water consumption, etc. “I think that consumer use of our products is probably our biggest challenge,” stated McVitty. “The biggest carbon footprint contributor for making a cup of tea, for example, is actually boiling the kettle at home: not the manufacturing or the transportation. “But how do you communicate to the consumer, ‘Just fi ll your kettle with as much water as you actually need to fi ll a tea-cup’? Said McVitty: “For our home-care or personal-care products, our biggest footprint is the consumer’s use of the product—like the heating of the water or showering—so we have a massive challenge in terms of changing consumer behavior when they use our products. How do yo tell them to take a shorter shower? “For our food products, our biggest 50 • WWW.CANADIANPACKAGING.COM

carbon impact is in the sourcing of the raw agricultural products and materials, but consumers don’t often come to Unilever to complain about our agricultural practices. They will, however, complain about certain items if they have a difficulty with disposing of their packaging in some way. “In our entire footprint analysis, packaging is a component, but it’s not as big as sourcing and the consumer use,” McVitty stated. “We do focus on packaging—that’s what the consumers see, that’s what they have to deal with when they take it home, and that’s what we get most of our consumer complaints about at the end of the day. “But the truth is that meaningful carbon-footprint reduction is often beyond the control of our manufacturing facilities and our packaging.” Added McGuffi n: “All the research that we do at Walmart indicates that the environment is something that consumers are defi nitely passionate and concerned about, but there is an educational factor involved in helping them make the right choices. “We are also fi nding that given the choice and with all things being equal, consumers are willing to make the sustainable choice at our stores—but they are not willing to pay more for it,” McGuffi n related.

“I think the challenge for us it to continue making those products accessible to customers, and if we price them competitively with products that are less environmentally-friendly, they’ll generally make the right choice,” he said. “I also think that consumers are moving in the right direction,” concurred Bellizzi. “Not at the same pace as in Europe, but we just don’t have the same infrastructure to support recycling that they do, being a far larger country with more distances to cover between our markets. “But I do see a shift: all I have to do is look out my front window in the mornings. Where there used to be three bags of garbage out by the curb, there is now one or maybe two bags, along with three Blue Boxes and a Green Bin,” Bellizzi reflected. “I think consumers are willing to make a shift, but it is important for manufacturers, suppliers and retailers to make it easy for the consumer to integrate sustainability into the products that we make available to them, and making it cost-competitive so that they can make the right choice. “Unless we’re able to do that, they will talk with their dollars and simply choose something that is more affordable, whatever the environmental burden.”

“I think consumers are willing to make a shift, but it is important for manufacturers, suppliers and retailers to make it easy for consumers to integrate sustainability into the products that we make available to them, and make it cost-competitive so they can make the right choice.”

“There has to be some accountability with the media. Most consumers take their recyclables to the curb and assume they have done their part for the environment, but the media has a responsibility to provide the next step of education on environmental issues.”

— Mario Bellizzi Senior Director, Environment and Sustainability, Sobeys Inc.

— Richard McCoy, Account Executive, Sun Chemical Ltd.

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MEASURED RESPONSE The Canadian Packaging magazine has recently commissioned a comprehensive industry survey designed to assess the importance of packaging sustainability among Canada’s packaging end-users in the CPG (consumer packaged goods) sector and their customers in the Canadian retail industry.

The following few pages provide a statistical overview of some of the key fi ndings of this two-part survey, carried out over the past summer by the Rogers Connect Research department of the Business and Professional Publishing Group division of Rogers Publishing Limited.

PACKAGERS How concerned are you about the cost of packaging sustainability efforts?

How concerned are you about different definitions of what packaging sustainability means?

How concerned are you about taking direction from retailers on packaging requirements to meet their sustainability goals?

It is more difficult to be sustainable during an economic downturn.

Very concerned (37%)

Very concerned (26%)

Very concerned (31%)

Strongly agree (8%)

Somewhat concerned (47%)

Somewhat concerned (57%)

Somewhat concerned (52%)

Somewhat agree (39%)

Not very concerned (12%)

Not very concerned (14%)

Not very concerned (12%)

Neither agree or disagree (21%)

Not at all concerned (1%)

Not at all concerned (0%)

Not at all concerned (3%)

Somewhat disagree (21%) Strongly disagree (7%)

In my experience, consumer packaged goods companies are supplying more eco-friendly products and packaging.

I would say that I have a high level of familiarity with today’s sustainability issues.

Packaging sustainability is an overall corporate goal for my company.

Strongly agree (15%)

Strongly agree (16%)

Strongly agree (30%)

Somewhat agree (38%)

Somewhat agree (45%)

Somewhat agree (41%)

Neither agree or disagree (29%)

Neither agree or disagree (23%)

Neither agree or disagree (18%)

Somewhat disagree (12%)

Somewhat disagree (11%)

Somewhat disagree (8%)

Strongly disagree (2%)

Strongly disagree (1%)

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Ranking factors from the most to least important why your organization is pursuing a Packaging Sustainability Program?

What guidelines do you have, or plan to incorporate in your sustainability program? Recyled content specifications

It’s just the right thing to do

43%

18%

14%

21%

Energy consumption

It’s a marketing opportunity

17%

35%

23%

19%

Transportation practices

Customer mandated

25%

23%

29%

16%

Measurable sustainability goals

It’s a profit opportunity

12%

20%

27%

32%

Rank #1

Rank #2

Rank #3

Design guidelines Ban on specific materials

Rank #4

Water usage in the manufacturing process Limits on specific materials Hiring practices Other No specified guidelines included 0%

These days, not being sustainable is a risk to an organization’s corporate brand and reputation.

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

Have you tied your sustainability program or efforts to any of the following programs? Quality improvement

Lean manufacturing

Plant safety

Retail ready packaging

Food safety (all packagers)

Strongly agree (25%) Somewhat agree (51%) 100%

Food safety (food & beverage packagers only) 0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

Neither agree or disagree (17%) Somewhat disagree (4%)

80%

Strongly disagree (1%)

60%

Retailers may want us to have packaging sustainability, but they will still 40% go with whoever has the lowest price.

Packagers are doing a great job at meeting retailers sustainability needs.

Over the last 12 months, how much has the number of products whose packaging makes ‘green’ claims increased at your organization?

Retailers have made it clear to me what they want in sustainable packaging.

20% 0

Strongly agree (43%)

Strongly agree (8%)

Strongly agree (11%)

Somewhat agree (38%)

Somewhat agree (37%)

Somewhat agree (28%)

Somewhat increased (56%)

Neither agree or disagree (11%)

Neither agree or disagree (36%)

Neither agree or disagree (38%)

Remained the same (28%)

Somewhat disagree (4%)

Somewhat disagree (12%)

Somewhat disagree (13%)

Somewhat decreased (0%)

Strongly disagree (1%)

Strongly disagree (5%)

Strongly disagree (7%)

Greatly decreased (3%)

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Greatly increased (14%)

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Has your organization communicated your sustainability program/policy to your vendors?

Packaging sustainability is an overall corporate goal for my company.

How important is designing for recycling?

Strongly agree (17%)

Yes - Formally (21%)

Strongly agree (29%)

Very important (53%)

Somewhat agree (39%)

Yes - Informally (36%)

Somewhat agree (36%)

Somewhat important (38%)

Neither agree or disagree (35%)

No (23%)

Neither agree or disagree (30%)

Somewhat disagree (7%)

Not too sure (21%)

Somewhat disagree (5%)

Neither important or unimportant (4%)

Strongly disagree (0%)

Somewhat unimportant (1%) Not important at all (1%) Don’t know (2%)

It’s more difficult to be sustainable during an economic downturn.

How important is energy consumption in manufacturing?

I would say that I have a high level of familiarity with today’s sustainability issues.

How important is a unified/ global ‘green’ rating system?

Strongly agree (9%)

Very important (41%)

Strongly agree (19%)

Very important (32%)

Somewhat agree (44%)

Somewhat important (38%)

Somewhat agree (53%)

Somewhat important (36%)

Neither agree or disagree (22%)

Neither important or unimportant (13%)

Neither agree or disagree (29%)

Neither important or unimportant (15%)

Somewhat disagree (19%) Strongly disagree (6%)

Somewhat unimportant (2%) Not important at all (1%)

Somewhat disagree (4%) Strongly disagree (1%)

Somewhat unimportant (8%) Not important at all (1%)

Don’t know (3%)

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How important is life-cycle analysis for the products you carry?

How important is sustainability to your overall sales and marketing strategy?

How important is material consumption in manufacturing?

Packagers are doing a great job at meeting our sustainability needs.

Very important (21%)

Very important (37%)

Very important (34%)

Strongly agree (5%)

Somewhat important (39%)

Somewhat important (34%)

Somewhat important (48%)

Somewhat agree (35%)

Neither important or unimportant (21%)

Neither important or unimportant (13%)

Neither important or unimportant (11%)

Neither agree or disagree (31%)

Somewhat unimportant (9%)

Somewhat unimportant (5%)

Somewhat unimportant (2%)

Not important at all (3%)

Not important at all (4%)

Not important at all (1%)

Somewhat disagree (23%) Strongly disagree (7%)

Don’t know (2%)

Which of the following levels best describes your organization’s present sustainability policy?

What guidelines do you have, or plan to incorporate, in your sustainability program?

How important is recycled content?

Recyled content specifications Energy consumption Transportation practices Measurable sustainability goals Design guidelines Ban on specific materials Water usage in the manufacturing process Limits on specific materials Hiring practices Other No specified guidelines included 0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

We have a formal policy (24%)

Very important (50%)

We have an informal policy (27%)

Somewhat important (37%)

Our policy is presently being developed (14%)

Neither important or unimportant (8%)

We do not have a policy in place, but I forsee having one started in the next 12 months (19%)

Somewhat unimportant (1%)

We do not have a policy in place, nor do I forsee having one started in the next 12 months (14%)

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Not important at all (1%) Don’t know (2%)

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How important is waste reduction?

These days, not being sustainable is a risk to our corporate brand and reputation.

How important is having a vendor scorecard which rates suppliers on their sustainability competence?

Very important (55%)

Strongly agree (26%)

Very important (14%)

Somewhat important (33%)

Somewhat agree (49%)

Somewhat important (40%)

Neither important or unimportant (5%)

Neither agree or disagree (18%)

Neither important or unimportant (25%)

Somewhat unimportant (2%) Not important at all (1%)

Somewhat disagree (6%) Strongly disagree (1%)

Somewhat unimportant (9%) Not important at all (6%)

Don’t know (2%)

When presented with two similar products at the same pricing, I feel consumers will choose the ones they feel are more environmentally-friendly.

How important is landfill waste diversion to your company?

How important is water consumption in manufacturing?

Strongly agree (30%)

Very important (56%)

Very important (32%)

Somewhat agree (48%)

Somewhat important (30%)

Somewhat important (43%)

Neither agree or disagree (15%)

Neither important or unimportant (7%)

Neither important or unimportant (16%)

Somewhat unimportant (2%)

Not important at all (1%)

Don’t know (3%)

Somewhat disagree (7%) Strongly disagree (1%)

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section includes any item that forms part of the finished package. Examples: closures, coatings, films, foils, inks, labels, papers, tags and tapes. • Advertisers are shown in bold type • For full addresses of companies listed on the following pages, turn to the Address Section of this Buyers’ Guide. ADDITIVE MASTER BATCHES

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ADHESIVES

1 Animal 2 Cold Glue 3 Hotmelt 4 Jelly Gum 5 Lacquer Or Coating Type Silicate 6 Paste & Vegetable 7 Rubber-Based Resins & Solvent 8 UV-Cured 9 Vinyl Emulsion 3M Canada Company 2 3 7 9 ABC Packaging Machine Corp. Best Packaging Systems 3 4 Canpaco 2 3 Crawford Packaging 2 3 Emballages Jean Cartier 1 2 EXA Inc. 3 7 H B Fuller Canada 2 3 4 6 7 9 General Fasteners 2 3 Gibbs-Brower International 2 3 Gluefast Company 2 3 GN Packaging Equipment 1 2 3 6 9 Goldrich Printpak 2 3 5 8 Groupe Lelys 2 3 5 6 7 8 Habasit Canada Limited 2 3 Halltech 2 3 7 8 9 Kelford Industrial Sales 3 K-G Packaging Inc. / Spray-Pak Ind. 2 7 Lion Shipping Supplies Canada Inc. 7 M.D. Packaging 3 Palletizing Systems 2 Prodo-Pak Corp Provincial Paper & Packaging 3 Schaefer Machine Company, 2 Snell SPL Packaging Solutions 2 3 Sort Production Products 1 2 3 Technical Adhesives Limited 1 2 3 6 9 Unisource Canada 2 3 7 Valco Melton 2 3 VisuaScan 2

ALUMINUM FOIL

Alcan Global Pharmaceutical Packaging Constantia-Hueck Foils LLC Edelstein Diversified Co. Ltd. FPC Flexible Packaging Corporation Galex Inc. Heat Sealing Packaging Supplies Kelford Industrial Sales Klockner-Pentaplast of Canada Inc Marpak Packaging Systems Ltd. Provincial Paper & Packaging Ltd

Unisource Canada

Winpak Technologies Inc.

BANDSTRETCH

Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. Ltd.

Canpaco Inc.

Lion Shipping Supplies Canada Inc. Provincial Paper & Packaging Ltd Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc.

Unisource Canada

BARCODE MASTERS

1 Barcode 2 EPS-Masters 3 Film-Masters All-Fill Inc. 1 Automated Packaging Systems 1 Goldrich Printpak 1 Groupe Lelys 2 3 ScanRight, Div of Barcode Graphics 1 2

BARRIER MATERIALS

1 Coating 2 Films 3 Resins 4 Others Adchem Corporation 1 Alcan Global Pharmaceutical Packaging 1 24

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Auger Fabrication 2 Bericap North America 4 Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. Ltd.

Canpaco 2

Celplast Packaging Systems Limited 2 CFS North America 2 Chantler Packaging 2 Charles Downer & Co. 2 Cima-Pak Corporation 4 Constantia-Hueck Foils LLC 4 Crawford Packaging 2 Cryovac, a division of Sealed Air (Canada) 2 CVP Systems, 2

Danafilms 2 Emballages Jean Cartier 2 Excel-Pac Inc. 1 2 Exopack, LLC 2

Farnell Packaging Limited 2 General Fasteners 2 General Magnaplate 1 Groupe Lelys 1

Harlund Industries Ltd. 2

Heat Sealing Packaging Supplies 2 Hood Packaging Corporation The International Group, Inc. 1 Liqui-Box Canada Inc. 2 Packpro Systems 2 3 4 Peel Plastic Products 1 2 Provincial Paper & Packaging Ltd Richards Packaging 3 Printpack Inc. 1 2 Shrink Film Systems 2 Snell SPL Packaging Solutions 2 Vistapac 2 Winpak 2 Winpak Portion Packaging 4 Winpak Technologies Inc. 1 2

BLISTERS

Alcan Global Pharmaceutical Packaging

Atlantic Packaging Products Ltd.

Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. Ltd.

Canpaco Inc.

Cardpak Celplast Packaging Systems Limited Goldrich Printpak Inc Nova Pack Limited Packpro Systems Inc. Quality Thermoform and Packaging Co Ltd Shepherd Thermoforming & Packaging Inc.

BOARD

1 All Grades Folding Set-Up 2 Clay-Coated 3 Coated For Skin Blister 4 Corrugated 5 Corrugated Plastic 6 Metalized 7 Moisture-Proof Grease Proof 8 Non-Slip Coated 9 Plastic-Coated 10 Wax-Coated Auger Fabrication 4 7 Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 1 2 4 Canpaco 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 Cardinal Corrugated Containers 4 Cascades Boxboard Group. A Division of Cascades Canada 2 3 4 7 Crawford Packaging 4 7 Emballages Jean Cartier 4 General Fasteners 8 9 10 Gibbs-Brower International 4 Goldrich Printpak 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 Grimsby Packaging Limited 4 5 7 8 Kruger 4 Lion Shipping Supplies Canada 2 4 MeadWestvaco Packaging Systems LP 2 Norampac, a Div. of Cascades Canada 4 Nova Pack Limited 4 Packaging Technologies 4 Provincial Paper & Packaging 1 4

SDI Packaging 8 Shipmaster Containers 4 5 7 Smurfit - MBI 4 Snell SPL Packaging Solutions 2 4 5 Spacekraft 4 Standard Paper Box, Div. SPB Canada 4

Strathcona Paper LP 2 3

Tembec Paperboard Group 2

Unisource Canada 1 2 4 7 8 10

CLOSURES

1 Aerosol Cover Caps 2 Applicator 3 Atomizer Spray 4 Bag Clips 5 Bag Header Labels 6 Bag Twist Ties 7 Brush Applicator 8 Can Clips 9 Caps Metal 10 Caps Plastic 11 Capsules Metal 12 Capsules Plastic 13 Cellulose Seals 14 Child-Resistant 15 Corks 16 Crowns 17 Dauber Applicator 18 Dispensing 19 Dropper Applicator 20 Drum 21 Foil 22 Glass 23 Heat Shrinkable 24 Metal 25 Paper 26 Plastic 27 Pour Spout 28 Rod Applicator 29 Rubber 30 Shrinkband 31 Supplementary Bottle Applied 32 Tamper-Evident (Security) 33 Vacuum 34 Wood 3M Canada Company 2 19 23 32 Alcan Global Pharmaceutical Packaging 2 10 12 14 18 19 26 32 All-Fill Inc. 5 32 Arpak Packaging Inc. 32 Automationdirect 5 32 Bericap North America 2 7 8 9 10 12 14 17 18 19 20 21 23 26 27 32 Berry Plastics Cda 10 12 14 18 19 26 27 32 Bob Faulds & Associates Limited 9 Brent Packaging & Logistics 34 Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 6 Canfab Packaging 9 10 24 26 Canpaco Inc. 23 30 32 Capmatic Ltee 1 2 3 9 10 18 19 22 Celplast Packaging Systems Limited 30 32 Chantler Packaging 4 6 26 32 Consolidated Bottle Corporation 1 2 3 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 26 27 28 29 31 32 33 34 Constantia-Hueck Foils LLC 21 Crawford Packaging 6 Crown Metal Packaging Cda LP 9 16 24 33 Edelstein Diversified Co. 32 Elopak Canada 10 Enercon Industries Corp. 32 Farnell Packaging Limited 5 6 General Fasteners 6 20 23 24 33 Gibbs-Brower International 6 23 Goldrich Printpak 25 32 Harlund Industries Ltd. 32 Heat Sealing Packaging Supplies 6 Hudson Supplies 4 24 26 Jelinek Cork Group 9 10 12 15 21 22 23 24 26 27 29 34 Jones Packaging 14 30 32 Kelford Industrial Sales 6 Labelad Ltd. 23 30 32 Linfo Systems Limited 5 14 23 30 Lion Shipping Supplies Canada 6 30 Marpak Packaging Systems 30 32 33 Mordhorst Automation Inc. 11 12 29 30 32 Nordson Canada Limited 32 Nova Pack Limited 30 Packaging Equipment and Conveyors 1 Packpro Systems Inc. 5 23 30 32 33 Pano Cap Canada 1 10 14 16 18 26 32

Paper Machinery Corp. 25 32 Peel Plastic Products 10 26 32 Pemberton & Associates 4 9 24 26 32 33 Phoenix Packaging International Corp. 1 2 3 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 22 23 24 26 27 28 30 31 32 33 34 Pillar Technologies - An ITW Co. 14 21 32 Polytainers Inc. 26 PPI Technologies Group 27 Provincial Paper & Packaging 4 6 32 W Ralston (Canada) 6 Richards Packaging 1 2 3 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 22 23 24 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 Roberts PolyPro 26

Salbro Bottle 1 2 3 7 9 10 11 13 14 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 26 27 30 32 Printpack Inc. 23 30 32 Silgan Plastics Canada 10 14 18 26 32 Snell SPL Packaging Solutions 4 5 6 23 30 32

Summum Plastics 10 18 26 27 32 Unisource Canada 6 14 23 25 30 32 Vibac Canada 32 Vistapac 23 30 32 Winpak Technologies 6 21 25 26

COATINGS

1 Barrier 2 Extrusion Plastic 3 Hotmelt 4 Non-Slip 5 Pressure-Sensitive 6 Release 7 Silicone 8 Solvent Lacquer 9 UV-Cured 10 Water-Based 11 Wax 3M Canada Company 4 8 Consolidated Bottle Corporation 1 DJS Enterprises 8 10 FPC Flexible Packaging Corp. 2 3 8 9 10 11 General Fasteners 3 7 General Magnaplate 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Goldrich Printpak 1 4 8 9 10 Halltech Inc. 5 10 Heidelberg Canada 4 5 9 10 HMA Systems 3 5 Hood Packaging Corporation 2 3 4 8 11 The International Group, Inc. 3 10 11 K-G Packaging / Spray-Pak Ind. 4 6 7 8 10 Labelad Ltd. 9 Metro Label Company 7 9 10 Palletizing Systems 4 5 10 Peel Plastic Products 1 3 4 8 Richards Packaging 1 Sawmill Associates 6 7 SONOCO - Flexible Packaging Division 2 8 Unisource Canada 1 Valco Melton 3 Vibac Canada 5 Vistapac 1 Winpak 1 2 8 Winpak Technologies Inc. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10

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CONVEYOR BELTING

1 Composite 2 Metal 3 Plastic 4 Rubber Arpak Packaging Inc. 3 Bevco Sales International Inc. 3 Bosch Rexroth Canada Corp. 2 Capmatic Ltee 3 CRS/VAMIC Inc. 1 2 3 4 DJS Enterprises 1 3 FlexLink Systems, 3 Garvey Corp. 2 3 General Conveyor Co 2 3 4 General Fasteners 1 2 3 4 Habasit Canada Limited 1 2 3 4 Htech Inc. 3 KVP, Inc. 3 Mordhorst Automation Inc. 3

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MATERIALS AND COMPONENTS Newmapak Ltd. 1 2 3 4

Nitta Corporation of America 4 Packaging Equipment and Conveyors 1 2 3 Packpro Systems Inc. 3 4 PMR Packaging Inc. 1 2 3 4 Provincial Paper & Packaging 4 Rexnord Canada 2 3 Sadler Inc. 1 2 3 4 Serge Packaging Equipment 1 2 3

Strong Point Automation Inc. 1 2 3 4 Univeyor 1 2 3 4 VisuaScan Inc. 1 2 3 4 Wecon Services 1 4 Wepackit 2009 3 4

CORDAGE, ROPE TWINE STRING

Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. Ltd.

Canpaco Inc.

Crawford Packaging Inc. General Fasteners Ltd Gibbs-Brower International Kelford Industrial Sales Lion Shipping Supplies Canada Inc. Mitchel-Lincoln Packaging Ltd PMR Packaging Inc. Provincial Paper & Packaging Ltd Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc.

Unisource Canada

CORES

1 Fibre 2 Paper 3 Plastic Canfab Packaging 1 2 Canpaco 2 Excel-Pac 2 JHC Plastics 1 2 3 Lion Shipping Supplies Canada 2 Multisac, Div. Workman Packaging 1 Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. 1 2 Teel Plastics 3

CORK SHEETS Jelinek Cork Group

CUSHIONING MATERIALS

1 Air-Bubble 2 Antistatic 3 Corrugated 4 Foam-In-Place 5 Foam Pallets 6 Foam Rigid 3M Canada Company 2 Automationdirect 1 Best Packaging Systems 1 2 4 Brent Packaging & Logistics 2 5 Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 1 2 4 Canpaco Inc. 1 2 3 4 5 Chantler Packaging 1 Chestwood - Mezey Distribution 1 Crawford Packaging Inc. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Doverco 1 2 3 5 Emballages Jean Cartier 1 3 General Fasteners 1 2 3 4 5 Gibbs-Brower International 1 2 3 4 5 6 Goldrich Printpak 1 3 Impak Packaging Systems 1 2 4 6 Jelinek Cork Group 2 Kelford Industrial Sales 1 2 3 5 Lion Shipping Supplies Canada Inc. 1 2 3 4 Mitchel-Lincoln Packaging Ltd Nova Pack Limited 3 Provincial Paper & Packaging 1 2 3 4 5 6 Sealed Air of Canada 1 2 4 6 Shipmaster Containers 3 4 6 Smurfit - MBI 3 Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. 1 2 3 4 6 Standard Paper Box, Div. SPB Canada 2 4 Stromag (Niagara) 1 4 6 Unisource Canada 1 2 3 4 5 6

DECORATIONS

Jelinek Cork Group Richards Packaging Inc

DESICCANTS

Brent Packaging & Logistics Ltd. Capmatic Ltee Cima-Pak Corporation Consolidated Bottle Corporation Crawford Packaging Inc. DJS Enterprises

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Lion Shipping Supplies Canada Inc. Multisorb Technologies Richards Packaging Inc

Unisource Canada

EXCELSIOR

1 Film 2 Paper Chantler Packaging 1 Crawford Packaging 2

FIBROUS GLASS REINFORCEMENTS 3M Canada Company H B Fuller Canada

FILMS

1 Antistatic 2 Cellulose 3 Cellulose Acetate 4 Cellulose Acetate Butyrate 5 Cellulose Polymer-Coated 6 Cellulose Propionate 7 Cellulose Triacetate 8 Coextruded 9 Corrosion Inhibiting 10 Edible 11 Elastomer 12 Electroconductive 13 Metalized 14 Nylon 15 Polycarbonate 16 Polyester 17 Polyester Oriented 18 Polyethylene High-Density 19 Polyethylene Linear Low-Density 20 Polyethylene Low-Density 21 Polyethylene Medium-Density 22 Polypropylene 23 Polypropylene Oriented 24 Polystyrene 25 Polystyrene Oriented 26 Polyurethane 27 Polyvinyl Acetate 28 Polyvinyl Alcohol 29 Polyvinyl Chloride 30 Polyvinyl Fluoride 31 Polyvinylidene Chloride 32 Rubber Hydrochloride 33 Shrink 34 Skin 35 Stretch 36 Vinyl Latex 37 Water Soluble 3M Canada Company 1 9 Alcan Global Pharmaceutical Packaging 8 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 Alex E. Jones & Associates 14 29 33 Auger Fabrication 8 18 19 20 21 33 35 Automated Packaging Systems 9 35 Best Packaging Systems 33 35 BI-AX International 8 22 23 Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 8 18 20 21 22 23 29 33 34 35 Canpaco Inc. 1 2 8 9 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 29 33 34 35 CAPS/PhoenixWrappers 35 Caxton Mark 13 16 22 Celplast Metallized Products Limited 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 29 Celplast Packaging Systems Limited 8 18 19 20 21 22 23 29 33 34 35 CFS North America 8 14 16 18 19 20 21 22 24 33 34 Chantler Packaging 8 13 14 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 28 33 37 Cima-Pak Corporation 33 Cousineau Packaging 1 19 20 22 33 35 Crawford Packaging Inc. 1 8 9 16 18 19 20 21 33 35 Cryovac, div of Sealed Air (Cda) 8 33 34 35 CVP Systems, 8 14 18 19 20 21 Danafilms 1 8 18 19 20 21 33 Doverco 18 19 20 21 22 23 29 33 35 Edelstein Diversified Co. 33 Emballages Jean Cartier 9 13 19 33 35 EXA 16 Excel-Pac 1 2 8 13 14 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 Exopack, LLC 8 19 20 33 Farnell Packaging Limited 19 20 21 29 33 35

Galex Inc. 13 16 17 18 22 23 General Automated Packaging Serv. 34 35 General Fasteners 1 33 35 Gibbs-Brower International 18 19 20 22 23 29 33 35 Goldrich Printpak 3 4 8 16 22 23 24 29 34 Groupe Lelys 1 8 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 23 24 25 26 27

Harlund Industries Ltd. 33

Heat Sealing Packaging Supplies 2 8 19 22 29 33 34 35 Hood Packaging Corp. 8 18 20 21 33 34 Impak Packaging Sys. 19 20 21 29 33 34 35 ITW Muller Canada 35 Kelford Industrial Sales 35 K-G Packaging Inc. / Spray-Pak Industries 9 Klockner-Pentaplast of Cda 1 16 22 24 29 31 Lion Shipping Supplies 1 18 19 20 21 35 Liqui-Box Canada 8 13 14 16 17 19 20 21 35 Marpak Packaging Systems 8 13 18 19 20 22 29 33 35 McNairn Packaging 18 21

Metro Label Company 16 20 21 22 23 24 25

Mitchel-Lincoln Packaging 35 Multisac, Div. Workman Packaging 9 Okura USA/Vanguard Packaging Film 8 33 Packpro Systems1 8 18 19 20 22 23 31 33 34 Peel Plastic Products 8 Pliant Corporation 1 8 18 19 20 21 33 34 Provincial Paper & Packaging 1 2 18 19 20 21 22 23 26 33 35 W Ralston (Canada) 1 8 18 19 20 21

R-J Machinery 33 Samuel Strapping Systems 35

Sawmill Associates 8 18 19 20 21 22 23 Sealed Air of Canada 18 19 20 21 22 Printpack 8 13 16 17 22 25 29 33 Shrink Film Systems 18 19 20 21 22 23 33 Snell SPL Packaging Solutions 8 9 16 17 19 20 21 29 33 35 SONOCO - Flexible Packaging Division 2 8 13 14 16 20 22 Stromag (Niagara) 33 35

Unisource Canada 1 2 3 4 8 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 29 33 34 35 VC999 17 18 19 21 22 23 24 33 35

Vibac Canada 22 23 Vifan Canada 8 13 23 Vistapac 2 8 13 18 19 20 21 22 23 33 34 35 Winpak 8 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 28 29 31 33 34 Winpak Technologies 8 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 29 31

FOIL

1 Coated Laminated 2 Embossed Printed 3 Hot-Stamping 4 Unsupported Alcan Global Pharmaceutical Packaging 1 Aline Heat Seal Corporation 3 All-Fill 2 3 Caxton Mark 1 3 Dependable Marking Systems 3 FPC Flexible Packaging Corporation 1 2 4 Galex 4 Goldrich Printpak 1 Groupe Lelys 2 3 Hood Packaging Corporation 1 M.D. Packaging 3 McNairn Packaging 1 Norwood Marking Systems 3 Packpro Systems Inc. 3 PMR Packaging Inc. 3 Richards Packaging 3 SONOCO - Flexible Packaging Division 1 Stromag (Niagara) 1 3 Vistapac 1 VisuaScan Inc. 3 Winpak 1 2 4 Winpak Technologies Inc. 1 2 865

GASES (MAP)

1 Carbon Dioxide 2 Nitrogen 3 Oxygen

Air Liquide Canada Inc. 1 2 3 Multisorb Technologies 2 Praxair Canada 1 2 3

HANG TABS

3M Canada Company

Best Packaging Systems Inc

Canpaco Inc.

Mitchel-Lincoln Packaging Ltd Nova Pack Limited Resource Print & Packaging Inc. Roberts PolyPro Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc.

INKS

1 Flexographic 2 Fluorescent 3 I.R. 4 Letterpress 5 Lithographic 6 Marking & Stencil 7 Non-Toxic 8 Rotogravure 9 Screen Printing 10 U.V. 3M Canada Company 9 Bemis Packaging 1 2 3 10 Automated Packaging Systems 6 10 Bossar USA, 4 8 Columbia Coding & Marking 6 Day-Glo Color Corp. 1 2 3 5 8 9 10 Deco Labels & Tags 10 Dependable Marking Systems 6 Domino Canada 2 3 7 10 E3 Systems 9 Excel-Pac Inc. 1 9 10 General Fasteners 6 Gibbs-Brower International 6 Goldrich Printpak 5 10 Groupe Lelys 1 2 3 4 7 9 10 Harlund Industries 2 7 10 Heidelberg Canada 1 2 4 5 6 9 10 Leading Edge Packaging 2 7 10 Lion Shipping Supplies Canada 6 M.D. Packaging 1 Markem-Imaje 2 7 10 Matthews Marking Products 1 2 6 7 10 Metro Label Company 1 2 4 5 9 10 PMR Packaging Inc. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Provincial Paper & Packaging 6 Resolution Inplant Services 6 10 SICPA Securink Corp. 1 2 3 4 10 Snell SPL Packaging Solutions 6 10 Sterling Marking Products 1 2 6 7 Sun Chemical 1 5 7 8 10 Videojet Canada 1 2 3 6 10 Videojet Technologies 2 6 10 VisuaScan 2 6 7 10

LABELS BANDS WRAPS

1 Decalcomania 2 Foil 3 Heat-Shrinkable 4 Paper 5 Pressure-Sensitive 6 Roll Type For Shipping Marking 7 Tamper-Evident (Security) 8 Water-Resistant 3M Canada Company 2 5 6 7 8 Ahearn & Soper 4 5 7 8 All-Fill 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 The Arthur Press 5 Automated Packaging Systems 1 5 6 8 Best Packaging Systems 4 5 6 7 Bossar USA, 6 Canpaco Inc. 3 5 6 7 Caxton Mark 4 5 6 Celplast Packaging Systems Limited 3 Chestwood - Mezey Distribution 4 5 8 Columbia Coding & Marking 5 6 8 Consolidated Bottle Corporation 3 5 Crawford Packaging 4 5 6 Deco Labels & Tags 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 Dependable Marking Systems 6 7 Doverco 7 EXA 2 5 6 7 8 Farnell Packaging Limited 5 7 FPC Flexible Packaging Corporation 2 4 General Fasteners 5 6 7 8 George Gordon Associates, 7 Gibbs-Brower International 5 Goldrich Printpak 2 4 5 Graham Packaging 5 Groupe Lelys 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

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MATERIALS AND COMPONENTS Harlund Industries 5 6 8

Heat Sealing Packaging Supplies 7 Industrial Marking Systems 2 4 5 6 7 8 Intermec Technologies Canada 4 5 Jones Packaging 3 4 5 6 7

Labelad 3 4 5 7 8

Linfo Systems Limited 3 7 8 Marpak Packaging Systems 3 7 Matthews Marking Products 5 6

Metro Label Company 1 2 4 5 8

Nova Pack Limited 3 5 7 Packpro Systems Inc. 3 5 6 7 Pemberton & Associates 4 5 Phoenix Packaging International Corp. 5 7 8 Provincial Paper & Packaging 5 6 7 Quadrel Labeling Systems 5 7

QuickLabel Systems 2 4 5 6 7 8 RFID Canada 5 Richards Packaging 3 7 Safety Seal Plastics Inc. 3 7

Salbro Bottle 3 7

SATO America, Inc. 5 Printpack Inc. 3 5 6 7 SleeveCo Inc. 3 7 Snell SPL Packaging Solutions 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Source ID 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 Sterling Marking Products 2 4 5

Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. 5 6 7 Tharo Systems, 4 5 6 That Packaging Group 2 5 Top Tape & Label 1 5 6 7 8

Unisource Canada 2 3 4 5 6 7 Viascan Inc. 5 6 7 8

Videojet Canada 4 5 7 8 Videojet Technologies Inc. 5 6 Vistapac 3 7 Winpak Technologies 4 5

LAMINATES

3M Canada Company Deco Labels & Tags Excel-Pac Inc.

Farnell Packaging Limited

FPC Flexible Packaging Corporation Groupe Lelys Hood Packaging Corporation Jones Packaging Inc Marpak Packaging Systems Ltd. SONOCO - Flexible Packaging Division Winpak Ltd Winpak Technologies Inc.

LAMINATING COMPOUNDS Halltech Inc.

LATEX, RUBBER & RESIN DISPERSIONS Halltech Inc.

LINERS

Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. Ltd. Heat Sealing Packaging Supplies Hood Packaging Corporation Masternet Ltd Provincial Paper & Packaging Ltd Vulcan Containers Inc

PAPERS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

Alkali-Proof Anti-Tarnish Coated Decorative Coated Protective Corrosion-Inhibiting Corrugated Crepe Extensible Fancy Printed Or Embossed Flint Glazed Fluorescent Friction Glazed Glassine Greaseproof Gummed Heat-Sealing Imitation Foil Impregnated Kraft Laminated Liquid-Holding Metalized Mold-Inhibiting Pressure-Sensitive

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25 Self-Sealing Cohesive 26 Tissue 27 Vegetable Parchment 28 Velour 29 Water-Resistant 30 Water-Soluble 31 Water-Vapor Resistant 32 Waxed 33 Wet-Strength Alcan Global Pharmaceutical Pkg. 4 16 Auger Fabrication 6 19 26 Best Packaging Systems 6 19 20 24 25 Bossar USA, Inc. 26 Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 2 6 7 8 13 14 15 19 25 26 29 32 33 Canpaco Inc. 1 2 5 6 7 13 14 15 16 19 20 25 26 27 29 32 33 Celplast Packaging Systems 27 32 33 Chestwood - Mezey Distribution 19 Crawford Packaging 4 5 6 14 15 19 20 24 25 26 27 29 32 Edelstein Diversified Co. 24 Emballages Jean Cartier 7 15 19 25 26 32 EXA Inc. 24 FPC Flexible Packaging Corporation 16 20 General Fasteners 6 19 26 Gibbs-Brower International 19 26 Goldrich Printpak 3 4 7 16 22 25 29 33 Grimsby Packaging Limited 6 Groupe Lelys 3 13 15 19 20 21 22 24 28 29 30 Hood Packaging Corp. 4 14 16 20 29 31 Kelford Industrial Sales 19 25 29 32 Lion Shipping Supplies 15 19 25 26 29 J.J. Marshall Inc. 13 14 McNairn Packaging 4 13 14 18 19 20 26 27 29 31 32 33 Mitchel-Lincoln Packaging 6 19 26 Norampac, Div. of Cascades Cda 6 19 20 33 Provincial Paper & Packaging 4 5 6 7 13 15 17 19 20 24 25 26 31 32 Quadrel Labeling Systems 4 SDI Packaging 4 Shipmaster Containers 6 Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. 5 6 7 13 14 15 16 18 19 24 25 26 27 31 32 Source ID 15 16 17 18 24 Standard Paper Box, Div. SPB Canada Inc. 17 19 20 Strong Point Automation Inc. 6 26 Unisource Canada 3 4 5 6 14 18 19 20 21 25 26 27 29 30 31 32 33 Vistapac 16 VisuaScan Inc. 24 Winpak Technologies Inc. 1 3 4 8 9 13 14 16 19 20 25 31 33

PARTITIONS

1 Boxboard 2 Corrugated 3 Fibreboard 4 Paper 5 Wood Auger Fabrication 2 Brent Packaging & Logistics 5 Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 1 2 Canpaco Inc. 1 2 3 4 Cardinal Corrugated Containers 2 Crawford Packaging Inc. 1 2 Ellis Packaging 1 4 General Fasteners 2 3 Goldrich Printpak 1 3 4 Grimsby Packaging Limited 1 2 Kruger 2 Mitchel-Lincoln Packaging 2 Norampac, a Div. of Cascades Canada 2 Nova Pack Limited 2 Provincial Paper & Packaging 2 Resource Print & Packaging Inc. 1 2 Shipmaster Containers 1 2 3 Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. 1 2 3 Standard Paper Box, Div. SPB Canada 1 2 Unisource Canada 1 2 3 4

PIGMENTS, METAL Videojet Canada

PLASTIC RESINS & MOLDING COMPOUNDS 1 2 3 4

ABS Polymers Acetal Compounds Acrylic Compounds Acrylic Multipolymer Compounds

5 Acrylonitrile Copolymer Compounds 6 Cellulose Acetate Compounds 7 Cellulose Acetate Butyrate 8 Cellulose Propionate Compounds 9 Ionomer Compounds 10 Nylon Compounds 11 Phenoxy Compounds 12 Polyacrylonitrile Compounds 13 Polycarbonate Compounds 14 Polyester Compounds 15 Polyethylene Compounds 16 Polyethylene Terephthalate 17 Polypropylene Compounds 18 Polystyrene Compounds 19 Polyvinyl Chloride Compounds 20 Styrene Acrylonitrile Compounds A Schulman Canada 1 2 9 10 15 17 19 W Ralston (Canada) 15 Winpak Technologies Inc. 9 15

PLASTIC SHEET COMPOUNDS 1 ABS Polymers 2 Acrylics 3 Blister 4 Cellulose Acetate 5 Cellulose Acetate Butyrate 6 Cellulose Ethyl 7 Cellulose Propionate 8 Fluorine Polymers Compound 9 Foam 10 Nylon 11 Polyacetal 12 Polycarbonates 13 Polyethylene 14 Polypropylene 15 Polystyrene 16 Polyvinyl Chloride 17 Polyvinylidene Chloride CRS/VAMIC 10 11 13 14 W Ralston (Canada) 13 Sealed Air of Canada 9 Unisource Canada 3

POLYETHYLENE SHEET Best Packaging Systems Inc

Canpaco Inc.

Cima-Pak Corporation Lion Shipping Supplies Canada Inc. Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. Symplastics Limited

POLYPROPYLENE SHEET Canpaco Inc.

Hudson Supplies Inc. Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc.

POUR SPOUTS

Bericap North America Inc Consolidated Bottle Corporation Richards Packaging Inc Roberts PolyPro

PROPELLANTS, AEROSOL

K-G Packaging Inc. / Spray-Pak Industries

PROTECTIVE PACKAGING

Automated Packaging Systems Inc Automationdirect Best Packaging Systems Inc

Canpaco Inc.

Doverco Inc Impak Packaging Systems Ltd. Lion Shipping Supplies Canada Inc. Masternet Ltd Orbis Corporation Provincial Paper & Packaging Ltd Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. Stromag (Niagara) Ltd.

Unisource Canada

PUMPS, DISPENSER ATOMIZER Consolidated Bottle Corporation John Brooks Company Limited Richards Packaging Inc

Salbro Bottle Inc Unisource Canada

RIBBONS & TIES Canpaco Inc.

EXA Inc. PMR Packaging Inc.

Unisource Canada

ROLL-LEAF STAMPING FOIL Caxton Mark Inc Dependable Marking Systems Ltd. Leading Edge Packaging Inc M.D. Packaging Inc

Metro Label Company Ltd PMR Packaging Inc.

SEALING COMPOUNDS 1 Closure 2 Heat Halltech 2 Winpak Technologies Inc. 1 2

SEALS

1 Embossed On Paper Foil 2 Metal 3 Tamper-Evident (Security) 3M Canada Company 3 All-Fill Inc. 3 Automated Packaging Systems 2 Automationdirect 3 Canpaco Inc. 3 Consolidated Bottle Corporation 3 Enercon Industries Corp. 3 Gibbs-Brower International 2 3 Harlund Industries Ltd. 3 Jones Packaging 3 Labelad Ltd. 3 Lepel Capsealing Div 3 Mordhorst Automation Inc. 3 Nordson Canada Limited 3 Phoenix Packaging International Corp. 1 2 3 Pillar Technologies - An ITW Company 3 Provincial Paper & Packaging 2 3 Quadrel Labeling Systems 3 Safety Seal Plastics Inc. 3 Printpack Inc. 3 Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. 3 Unisource Canada 3 Winpak Portion Packaging 1 2

SHROUDS

1 Cloth 2 Polyethylene Canpaco 2 Chantler Packaging 2 Cousineau Packaging 2 Crawford Packaging 2 Hood Packaging Corporation 2 Multisac, Div. Workman Packaging 1 2 Provincial Paper & Packaging 2 Snell SPL Packaging Solutions 2

STRAPPING

1 Nylon 2 Polyester 3 Polypropylene 4 Rayon 5 Steel 3M Canada Company 3 Automated Packaging Systems 1 2 3 4 5 Best Packaging Systems 2 3 4 Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 1 3 5 Canpaco Inc. 1 2 3 5 Caristrap International 2 4 Cousineau Packaging Inc. 1 2 3 5 Crawford Packaging Inc. 1 2 3 4 5 Doverco 2 3 5 Emballages Jean Cartier 1 2 3 5 General Fasteners 2 3 5 Gibbs-Brower International 1 2 3 4 5 Hudson Supplies Inc. 1 2 3 Kelford Industrial Sales 2 3 5 Lion Shipping Supplies Canada 2 3 4 5 Mitchel-Lincoln Packaging 3 5 Multisac, Div. Workman Packaging 3 Provincial Paper & Packaging 1 2 3 5 Roberts PolyPro 3 Samuel Strapping Systems 2 3 5 Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. 1 2 3 5 Unisource Canada 1 2 3 5 Wulftec / M.J. Maillis Group 2

STRING, PRINTED Canpaco Inc.

Caristrap International Inc. Crawford Packaging Inc. Gibbs-Brower International Provincial Paper & Packaging Ltd

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HEAT SEALERS

R-J Machinery 1 2 Sealed Air of Canada 1 Shrink Film Systems 1 2 Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. 1 2 Steelnor Systems 1 2 Stromag (Niagara) 1 Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. 1 Union Standard Equipment Co 1 2 Unisource Canada 1 2 Vistapac 1 WeighPack Systems 1 2

1 Jaw Type Heat Sealers 2 Rotary Continuous Heat Sealers Aline Heat Seal Corporation 1 2 All Stick Label 1 2 Arpak Packaging Inc. 1 2 Balemaster 2 Boss Packaging 2 HEATERS Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 1 Aline Heat Seal Corporation Canpaco 2 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Capo Industries 1 General Fasteners Ltd Celplast Packaging Systems Limited 1 2 Linfo Systems Limited Charles Downer & Co. 1 2 PMR Packaging Inc. Charles Lapierre Inc. (CLI) 1 STANMECH Technologies Inc. Cima-Pak Corporation 1 2 Crawford Packaging Inc. 1 2 HOTMELT GUNS CVP Systems, Inc. 1 3M Canada Company DJS Enterprises 1 2 Automated Packaging Systems Inc Doboy, Bosch Packaging Technology 1 2 Best Packaging Systems Inc Doverco 1 2 Canpaco Inc. Elantech Shrink Packaging Machinery 1 Crawford Packaging Inc. Emballages Jean Cartier 1 DJS Enterprises Emplex Bag Sealing Solutions 2 Emballages Jean Cartier Inc Fiedler Technology 1 General Fasteners Ltd Formost Fuji Corporation 1 2 Gibbs-Brower International Goldrich Printpak 2 Gluefast Company Inc. Heat Sealing Packaging Supplies 1 HMA Systems Ilapak 2 ITW Dynatec Impak Packaging Systems 1 2 Nordson Canada Limited JG Packaging 1 2 PMR Packaging Inc. Kallfass Verpackungsmaschinen 1 2 Samuel Strapping Systems Lepel Capsealing Div 2 Serge Packaging Equipment Linfo Systems Limited 1 2 Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. Loeb 1 2 Valco Melton M.D. Packaging 1 2 VanSco Products Marpak Packaging Systems 1 2 HOTMELT HOSES Mordhorst Automation 2 Automated Packaging Systems Inc Newmapak 2 Canpaco Inc. Noren Products Thermal Engineers 1 2 DJS Enterprises OYSTAR Packaging Technologies 2 HMA Systems Packpro Systems Inc. 1 2 ITW Dynatec3:01 PM Pack-Rite Div. of Mettler Toledo Inc. 1 2 FrazierAd_CanPack1_08 12/21/07 Page Nordson Canada Limited PMR Packaging Inc. 1 2 PMR Packaging Inc. ProSys Innovative Packaging Equipment 1

Samuel Strapping Systems Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. Valco Melton VanSco Products

HUMIDIFIERS

John Brooks Company Limited

IMPRINTERS

1 Coding 2 Embossing 3 Hot-Stamping 4 Ink-Jet 5 Laser 6 Marking 7 Numbering Bemis Packaging 1 2 3 4 6 7 Aline Heat Seal Corporation 1 2 3 5 6 7 All Stick Label 1 3 Arpak Packaging Inc. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Artypac Automation 1 2 3 Associated Packaging Equipment 3 Automated Packaging Systems 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Automationdirect 1 6 Balemaster 1 6 7 Bob Faulds & Associates Limited 1 4 Capmatic Ltee 1 3 Caxton Mark 6 Charles Downer & Co. 1 2 4 5 6 Charles Lapierre Inc. (CLI) 1 3 4 Columbia Coding & Marking 1 3 4 5 6 Dependable Marking Systems 1 2 3 4 6 7 Domino Canada 1 4 5 6 7 Doverco 4 E3 Systems 6 Emplex Bag Sealing Solutions 1 2 EXA Inc. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Frain Industries 1 4 Greydon Inc. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Harlund Industries 1 4 Iconotech 1 6 Industrial Marking Systems Inc. 1 3 7 Intermec Technologies Canada 1 JG Packaging 1 7 Kiwi Coders 1 4 6 7 Krones Machinery Co 2 Label-Aire 3 Labelling Technologies 1 2 3

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Langen Packaging 1 2 Leading Edge Packaging 1 2 4 6 7 Leibinger 4 Linfo Systems Limited 1 Lion Shipping Supplies Canada Inc. 1 4 6 Loeb 4 Loveshaw, an ITW Company, Little David Products Div. 1 4 6 7 M.D. Packaging 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Maplejet Printing & Coding Co. 1 4 6 7 Markem-Imaje Inc. 1 3 4 5 6 7 Marpak Packaging Systems 1 3 4 5 6 7 Matthews Marking Products 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 MultiFeeder Technology, Inc. 3 4 5 Newmapak 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Norwood Marking Systems 1 2 3 6 7 Packpro Systems Inc. 1 3 6 7 PMR Packaging Inc. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Propack Processing & Packaging Sys 1 2 3 5 Provincial Paper & Packaging 1 4 Quadrel Labeling Systems 3 Rea Elektronic 1 4 6 7 Resolution Inplant Services Inc. 1 4 6 7 Resolution Technologies Corp. 1 4 5 6 R-J Machinery 2 3 Serge Packaging Equipment 1 4 Shelley Industrial Automation 1 6 Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. 1 4 5 6 Source ID 1 6 7 Steelnor Systems 1 2 3 4 Sterling Marking Products 1 2 3 4 6 7 Stromag (Niagara) 1 3 6 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Trillium Machinery Group 2 3 4 5 6 7 Union Standard Equipment Co 3 4 Viascan Inc. 1 Videojet Canada 4 5 6 7 Videojet Technologies Inc. 1 4 5 6 7 VisuaScan Inc. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Weber Marking Systems of Canada 6

INDUCTION CAP SEALERS

Arpak Packaging Inc. Artypac Automation Inc Automated Coding Systems, An ITW Co. Balemaster Capmatic Ltee

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PACKAGING MACHINERY

3M Canada Company Aline Heat Seal Corporation All-Fill Inc. Arpak Packaging Inc. Artypac Automation Inc Best Packaging Systems Inc Capmatic Ltee CFS North America Chestwood - Mezey Distribution Dependable Marking Systems Ltd. DJS Enterprises Elmark Packaging Inc. EXA Inc. General Conveyor Co Ltd Gibbs-Brower International Industrial Marking Systems Inc. Labelad Labelling Technologies M.D. Packaging Inc Marpak Packaging Systems Ltd. Newmapak Packpro Systems Inc. PDC International Corp Pemberton & Associates Inc Provincial Paper & Packaging Ltd Quadrel Labeling Systems QuickLabel Systems Resolution Technologies Corp. RFID Canada R-J Machinery Inc Samuel Strapping Systems Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. Sort Production Products Ltd Sterling Marking Products Inc Stromag (Niagara) Ltd. Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. Tharo Systems, Inc. That Packaging Group Viascan Inc. VisuaScan Inc. Weber Marking Systems of Canada 3530

3 Plastic Sleeve 4 Pressure-Sensitive 5 Strip-Stamp 3M Canada Company 4 Accraply Canada 2 3 4 Ahearn & Soper 4 Bemis Packaging 4 Aline Heat Seal Corporation 1 2 3 4 5 All-Fill Inc. 3 4 Arpak Packaging 4 Artypac Automation 3 4 Astro Box Corp. 1 2 3 4 Automated Coding Systems, An ITW Co. 4 Automated Packaging Systems 2 Balemaster 4 Barry-Wehmiller Design Group 4 Best Packaging Systems 4 Bizerba Canada 4 Bob Faulds & Associates Limited 4 Canpaco Inc. 1 2 3 4 Capmatic Ltee 1 2 3 4 5 Capo Industries 1 4 Charles Downer & Co. 3 Charles Lapierre Inc. (CLI) 1 3 4 Chisholm Machinery Sales 1 Columbia Coding & Marking 2 4 Confab Laboratories Inc. 1 3 4 Consolidated Bottle Corporation 4 Dependable Marking Systems 4 DJS Enterprises 1 2 3 4 5 Doverco 4 Elmark Packaging 4 EXA Inc. 1 2 4 Farnell Packaging Limited 4 Feed Systems 4 Frain Industries 1 2 3 4 5 H B Fuller Canada 1 2 Galick Packaging Equipment 1 2 3 4 General Conveyor Co 4 Gibbs-Brower International 2 4 Greydon 4 Groupe Lelys 1 2 4 Harlund Industries 4 Industrial Marking Systems 4 Intermec Technologies Canada 4 JG Packaging 3 4 John Brooks Company Limited 1 2 Kaps-All Packaging Systems 4 KHS USA Inc. 1 2 4 Krones Machinery Co 1 2 3 4 5 Labelad 4 Labelling Technologies 4 Linfo Systems Limited 3 M.D. Packaging 1 2 4 Markem-Imaje 4 Marpak Packaging Systems 3 4 Matthews Marking Products 4 Graphic Packaging International - Minnesota Automation Products 2 Mordhorst Automation Inc. 1 2 4 Multivac Canada 4 Newmapak 1 2 3 4 5 Nordson Canada Limited 2 4 Packaging Dynamics 4 Packpro Systems 4 PDC International 3 Pemberton & Associates 4 PMR Packaging Inc. 1 2 3 4 5 Quadrel Labeling Systems 4 QuickLabel Systems 4 Resolution Technologies Corp. 4 RFID Canada 4 Richards Packaging 3 Samuel Strapping Systems 2 4 SATO America, 4 Printpack Inc. 3 Septimatech Group Inc. 1 2 Serge Packaging Equipment 1 2 4 SIDEL Inc. 1 2 3 4 Silgan Plastics Canada 3 4 SleeveCo Inc. 3 Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. 1 2 3 4 Sort Production Products 1 Source ID 4 SPS/PHIN Limited 1 2 3 4 5 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1 2 3 4 5 Tharo Systems, 4 That Packaging Group 4 Thiele Technologies 2 Trillium Machinery Group Inc. 1 2 3 4 5 Union Standard Equipment Co 1 2 3 4 Unisource Canada 4 Valco Melton 1 2 Viascan 2 4 Videojet Canada 4 Videojet Technologies 4 VisuaScan Inc. 1 3 4 5 Weber Marking Systems of Canada 4 Zebra Technologies Corp./Keating Technologies 4

LABELING

LABEL PRINTERS

Capo Industries Ltd Charles Lapierre Inc. (CLI) DJS Enterprises Enercon Industries Corp. Feed Systems Inc. Frain Industries Inc Galick Packaging Equipment Ltd. Kaps-All Packaging Systems Inc Lepel Capsealing Div M.D. Packaging Inc Newmapak Pillar Technologies - An ITW Company PMR Packaging Inc. Salbro Bottle Inc Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. Trillium Machinery Group Inc. Union Standard Equipment Co

INJECTION BLOWMOLDING

Aline Heat Seal Corporation Buckhorn Canada Inc. Consolidated Bottle Corporation M.D. Packaging Inc Newmapak Noren Products Thermal Engineers Richards Packaging Inc Silgan Plastics Canada

INJECTION MOLDING

Consolidated Bottle Corporation Silgan Plastics Canada Winpak Portion Packaging

INSERTING & PLACING MACHINES

Artypac Automation Inc Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Charles Lapierre Inc. (CLI) DJS Enterprises Elliott Mfg Co Inc Fiedler Technology Ltd Langen Packaging Inc. Linfo Systems Limited Longford International Ltd. M.D. Packaging Inc MultiFeeder Technology, Inc. New England Machinery Inc. Noren Products Thermal Engineers Omega Design Corp Packpro Systems Inc. PMC Industries PMR Packaging Inc. Propack Processing & Packaging Systems Serge Packaging Equipment Stromag (Niagara) Ltd. Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. That Packaging Group Trillium Machinery Group Inc.

LABEL DISPENSERS

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3 Human-Readable Label Printers Accraply Canada Inc. 1 2 Ahearn & Soper Inc. 1 2 3 Aline Heat Seal Corporation 2 Arpak Packaging 2 Artypac Automation 2 3 Automated Packaging Systems 1 2 3 Automationdirect 1 2 3 Best Packaging Systems 2 Bizerba Canada Inc. 1 2 3 Capmatic Ltee 2 3 CAPS/PhoenixWrappers 2 Caxton Mark 2 Celplast Packaging Systems Limited 1 2 3 Charles Downer & Co. 3 Columbia Coding & Marking 2 3 Cousineau Packaging Inc. 1 2 Crawford Packaging 2 Dependable Marking Systems 1 2 3 DJS Enterprises 2 Domino Canada 1 2 3 Elmark Packaging 2 EXA Inc. 1 2 3 Gibbs-Brower International 2 Greydon 2 3 Harlund Industries 1 2 3 Iconotech 2 Industrial Marking Systems Inc. 1 2 3 Intermec Technologies Canada 2 3 Kiwi Coders 3 Label-Aire 1 2 Labelling Technologies 1 2 3 Leading Edge Packaging 2 M.D. Packaging 2 3 Markem-Imaje Inc. 1 2 3 Marpak Packaging Systems 1 2 3 Matthews Marking Products 2 3 Multivac Canada Inc. 1 Newmapak 1 2 3 Norwood Marking Systems 2 3 Packpro Systems 2 3 PMR Packaging 2 3 Propack Processing & Packaging Systems 2 Quadrel Labeling Systems 1 2 3 QuickLabel Systems 1 2 3 Resolution Technologies Corp. 2 3 RFID Canada 2 3 Samuel Strapping Systems 1 2 SATO America, Inc. 1 2 3 ScanRight, Div of Barcode Graphics 2 3 Shrink Film Systems 1 Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. 1 2 3 Source ID 2 3 Stromag (Niagara) 2 3 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 2 3 Tharo Systems, Inc. 1 2 3 That Packaging Group 1 Toshiba TEC Canada 2 Viascan Inc. 1 2 3 Videojet Canada 1 2 Videojet Technologies Inc. 1 2 3 VisuaScan 2 3 Weber Marking Systems of Canada 1 2 3 Zebra Technologies Corp./Keating Technologies 2

LASER INSPECTION SYSTEMS Barcode Graphics Inc. Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. DJS Enterprises Domino Canada EXA Inc. Krones Machinery Co Ltd. Matthews Marking Products Newmapak Omron Canada Inc Optel Vision Samuel Strapping Systems Shelley Industrial Automation Sort Production Products Ltd SPS/PHIN Limited Viascan Inc. Videojet Canada VisuaScan Inc.

LIDDING MACHINES

Aline Heat Seal Corporation Artypac Automation Inc Celplast Packaging Systems Limited Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. ControlGMC Crandall Filling Machinery Inc. Feed Systems Inc. Heat Sealing Packaging Supplies Kaps-All Packaging Systems Inc Marpak Packaging Systems Ltd. New England Machinery Inc. Newmapak Optima Machinery Corporation Pacific Packaging Machinery PMC Industries PMR Packaging Inc.

Propack Processing & Packaging Systems R-J Machinery Inc Serge Packaging Equipment Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. Trinamics Incorporated

LIFT TRUCKS

1 Electric 2 Internal Combustion Charles Downer & Co. 1 Jenalex Inc. - Ergonomics Products 1

MACHINE REBUILDS/ CONVERSION

Celplast Packaging Systems Limited Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. H.D.S. Packaging Ilapak Inc. Kraken Automation Inc. Loeb Newmapak PFM Packaging Machinery Corporation PMC Industries

METAL DETECTORS

Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd. Aline Heat Seal Corporation Artypac Automation Inc Bizerba Canada Inc. Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. DJS Enterprises Domino Canada Eriez Fortress Technology Inc. Habasit Canada Limited Heat and Control, Inc. JG Packaging Kraken Automation Inc. Lock Inspection Systems, Inc Loma Systems Canada Inc. M.D. Packaging Inc Mettler-Toledo Hi-Speed Newmapak Omron Canada Inc OnGuard Product Inspection Inc. Optima Machinery Corporation PMR Packaging Inc. Propack Processing & Packaging Systems Safeline Metal Detection Inc. Shawpak Systems Ltd Smiths Detection Inc Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. Thompson Scale Company Trillium Machinery Group Inc. Visiontec

MICROPROCESSOR CONTROLS Barcode Graphics Inc. Beckoff Automation Canada Bizerba Canada Inc. EXA Inc. Omron Canada Inc PMR Packaging Inc. Siemens Electric Limited Sort Production Products Ltd Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. VanSco Products

MILK POUCH BAGGING

Bob Faulds & Associates Limited Galick Packaging Equipment Ltd. Langen Packaging Inc. Liqui-Box Canada Inc. Newmapak Prodo-Pak Corp Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. Trillium Machinery Group Inc.

MILK POUCH PACKAGING

Bob Faulds & Associates Limited Galick Packaging Equipment Ltd. Langen Packaging Inc. Liqui-Box Canada Inc. Prodo-Pak Corp Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. Trillium Machinery Group Inc.

NAILING

Gibbs-Brower International Samuel Strapping Systems

ORIENTING

Capmatic Ltee Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Dependable Marking Systems Ltd. Feed Systems Inc. General Conveyor Co Ltd Kaps-All Packaging Systems Inc Krones Machinery Co Ltd. Graphic Packaging International - Minnesota Automation Products New England Machinery Inc. Omega Design Corp Packaging Equipment and Conveyors PMC Industries

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Capmatic Ltee 1 3 Celplast Packaging Systems Limited 3 Cermex Inc. 3 4 Charles Downer & Co. 1 2 3 4 OVERWRAPPING MACHINES Chisholm Machinery Sales 2 3 4 Bizerba Canada Inc. Cousineau Packaging 2 Canpaco Inc. D. S. Handling Systems Limited 1 3 Celplast Packaging Systems Limited Deacro Industries 3 Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Dematic Limited 4 DJS Enterprises DESCON Conveyor Systems 1 Elsner Engineering Works Inc. Doboy, Bosch Packaging Technology 4 Linfo Systems Limited Edson Packaging Machinery 4 Marden Edwards Limited FANUC Robotics Canada 1 3 4 Newmapak Fiedler Technology 1 Optima Machinery Corporation Frain Industries 1 3 PFM Packaging Machinery Corporation Galick Packaging Equipment 1 3 4 Samuel Strapping Systems General Automated Packaging Services 4 Saturn Packaging Equipment General Conveyor Co 1 2 3 Shrink Film Systems Ltd. George Gordon Associates, 3 Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. Geosaf 1 3 That Packaging Group Gibbs-Brower International 3 Trillium Machinery Group Inc. H.D.S. Packaging 1 3 4 Habasit Canada Limited 1 2 3 4 PALLET RACKS Hartness International 1 3 4 CHEP Canada Inc Intelligrated 1 3 4 Doverco Inc JG Packaging 3 4 Gibbs-Brower International JMC Packaging Equipment 4 Lion Shipping Supplies Canada Inc. R.A. Jones & Co. 4 Mordhorst Automation Inc. Kawasaki Robotics Canada 1 3 4 PALLETIZING KHS USA Inc. 1 3 1 Depalletizers Kraken Automation Inc. 1 3 2 Pallet Inverters Krones Machinery Co 1 2 3 4 3 Palletizers Langen Packaging Inc. 3 4 4 Robotics M.D. Packaging 1 3 4 ABB Inc. 1 3 4 Mordhorst Automation Inc. 1 3 4 ABC Packaging Machine Corp. 1 3 Newmapak 1 2 3 4 Aline Heat Seal Corporation 1 3 4 Nordson Canada Limited 3 Arpak Packaging Inc. 1 2 3 Omega Design 4 Artypac Automation 3 Ouellette Machinery Systems Inc. 1 2 3 Auto-Mate Technologies, LLC 2 Packaging Equipment and Conveyors 1 Automated Packaging Systems 3 Pearson Packaging Systems 4 Balemaster 3 PMR Packaging Inc. 1 2 3 4 Bevco Sales International Inc. 1 Premier Tech Chronos 1 3 4 Premier Tech Systems 1 3 4 Blueprint Automation 1 3 4 Propack Processing & Packaging 1 2 3 4 Bob Faulds & Associates Limited 1 3 Bobst Group North America 3 Provincial Paper & Packaging 1 2 3 BestDef_Xray_ConPack809:Layout 2 8/18/09 9:17 AM Schneider Packaging Equipment 1 3 4 Bosch Rexroth Canada Corp. 4 Serge Packaging Equipment 1 3 Boss Packaging 4

Shelley Industrial Automation 4 SIDEL Inc. 1 3 4 Strong Point Automation Inc. 1 3 4 Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. 1 3 4 Thiele Technologies 3 Tiltlock 2 Trillium Machinery Group Inc. 1 2 3 4 Uhlmann Packaging Systems LP 3 Unisource Canada 4 Univeyor 1 2 3 Yaskawa Motoman Canada Robotics 4

PAPER BAG FEEDING OPENING FILLING CLOSING, AUTOMATIC

Aline Heat Seal Corporation Bob Faulds & Associates Limited Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Fischbein Company General Conveyor Co Ltd Habasit Canada Limited M.D. Packaging Inc PMR Packaging Inc. Propack Processing & Packaging Systems Provincial Paper & Packaging Ltd

PAPER INSERTING

Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Elliott Mfg Co Inc Linfo Systems Limited Longford International Ltd. MultiFeeder Technology, Inc. Pemberton & Associates Inc Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. That Packaging Group

PAPER SHREDDERS

Chestwood - Mezey Distribution

PARTITION INSERTER

Aline Heat Seal Corporation Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Chisholm Machinery Sales Ltd R.A. Jones & Co. Inc Longford International Ltd. Graphic Packaging International - Minnesota Automation Products MultiFeeder Page 1 Technology, Inc. Newmapak

Pearson Packaging Systems PMR Packaging Inc. Propack Processing & Packaging Systems Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. Trinamics Incorporated

POLYBAGGERS

Aline Heat Seal Corporation Automationdirect Canpaco Inc. Celplast Packaging Systems Limited Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Cima-Pak Corporation JMC Packaging Equipment Pearson Packaging Systems Premier Tech Chronos Premier Tech Systems R-J Machinery Inc Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. Steelnor Systems WeighPack Systems Inc

PRESCRIPTION FILLERS

Capmatic Ltee Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. DJS Enterprises Kaps-All Packaging Systems Inc Richards Packaging Inc

PRESSURE-SENSITIVE TAPE APPLICATORS

3M Canada Company Artypac Automation Inc Balemaster Bell-Mark Best Packaging Systems Inc Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. Ltd. Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Chestwood - Mezey Distribution Crawford Packaging Inc. DJS Enterprises Doverco Inc Edelstein Diversified Co. Ltd. Gluefast Company Inc. Groupe Lelys JG Packaging Loveshaw, an ITW Company, Little David Products Div. M.D. Packaging Inc

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PACKAGING MACHINERY PMR Packaging Inc. Provincial Paper & Packaging Ltd Quadrel Labeling Systems W Ralston (Canada) Inc Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. Sterling Marking Products Inc Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. Trillium Machinery Group Inc. Vibac Canada Inc VisuaScan Inc. Wexxar Packaging Inc.

PRICE MARKING

Bemis Packaging Artypac Automation Inc Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Chestwood - Mezey Distribution Dependable Marking Systems Ltd. EXA Inc. Industrial Marking Systems Inc. Krones Machinery Co Ltd. Norwood Marking Systems Source ID Inc Sterling Marking Products Inc Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. Tharo Systems, Inc.

PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLERS

B & T Sales Inc. B&R Industrial Automation Inc. Beckoff Automation Canada Bevco Sales International Inc. Bosch Rexroth Canada Corp. Omron Canada Inc PMR Packaging Inc. SICK Inc. Siemens Electric Limited Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. Viascan Inc.

PUCK HANDLING

Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Custtech International Inc. Galick Packaging Equipment Ltd. Langen Packaging Inc Loeb McBrady Engineering Inc New England Machinery Inc. Omega Design Corp Packaging Equipment and Conveyors PMR Packaging Inc. Septimatech Group Inc. Trillium Machinery Group Inc.

PUCKS

Packaging Equipment and Conveyors PMR Packaging Inc. Septimatech Group Inc. Trillium Machinery Group Inc.

PUMPS

1 Aerosol Pumps 2 Air Pumps ControlGMC 2 John Brooks Company Limited 1 Loeb 1 2 Phoenix Packaging International Corp. 1 R E Morrison Equipment 2

RACKS, STORAGE

Doverco Inc Gibbs-Brower International Lion Shipping Supplies Canada Inc. Schaefer System International Limited Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc.

REVENUE STAMP APPLICATORS Krones Machinery Co Ltd.

ROLL HANDLING

Jenalex Inc. - Ergonomics Products Martin Automatic Inc. Techstar Plastics Inc Tiltlock

ROLL-LEAF STAMPING

Bemis Packaging Aline Heat Seal Corporation Arpak Packaging Inc. Automated Packaging Systems Inc Dependable Marking Systems Ltd. Fiedler Technology Ltd M.D. Packaging Inc

SCALES & WEIGHING

1 Batch Weighing 2 Checkweighers 3 Combination Scales 4 Conveyor Scales 5 Dynamic (in-motion) Weighing 6 Freight Express Computing 7 Over & Under Weight 8 Weight/Price Labeling Abbey Packaging Equipment 2 3 4 5 7 Aline Heat Seal Corporation 1 2 3 4 5 7 Alpha Checkweighers 2

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Alte-Rego Corporation 2 Arpak Packaging Inc. 1 2 4 5 Artypac Automation 2 5 7 Auger Manufacturing Specialists 2 4 5 7 8 Automationdirect 1 2 4 Bizerba Canada Inc. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Bob Faulds & Associates Limited 2 4 Canpaco Inc. 1 2 4 Celplast Packaging Systems Limited 2 Charles Downer & Co. 2 4 5 7 ControlGMC 7 Cousins Packaging 4 6 D. S. Handling Systems Limited 4 5 Dematic Limited 5 DJS Enterprises 1 2 4 Doverco 6 7 8 Emballages Jean Cartier 4 EXA Inc. 1 2 4 5 8 General Packaging Equipment Co 1 Habasit Canada Limited 2 4 7 HayssenSandiacre 7 Heat and Control, Inc. 1 2 3 4 7 Htech 4 Ilapak Inc. 1 4 5 JG Packaging 1 7 8 Kraken Automation 2 Lock Inspection Systems, 2 4 5 7 Loeb 1 2 3 Loma Systems Canada 2 3 4 5 7 8 M.D. Packaging 1 2 4 5 7 M+L Testing Equipment (1995) 1 2 4 7 Marpak Packaging Systems 1 2 4 5 Matrix Packaging Machinery Inc. 3 Mettler-Toledo Hi-Speed 2 4 7 Newmapak 2 3 4 Optima Machinery Corporation 2 4 Packpro Systems Inc. 1 2 4 5 7 8 Pemberton & Associates 2 4 5 7 8 PFM Packaging Machinery Corporation 4 PMR Packaging Inc. 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 PPI Technologies Group 2 Premier Tech Chronos 3 4 Premier Tech Systems 3 4 Propack Processing & Packaging Sys. 2 4 Reiser (Canada) Co. 2 R-J Machinery 1 4 Shawpak Systems 2 4 5 7 Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. 1 2 4 5 7 Stromag (Niagara) 1 2 4 7 Techno Pak Packaging Systems1 2 4 5 7 8 Tharo Systems, 8 Thompson Scale Company 2 5 7 Tiltlock 5 TNA North America 2 Triangle Package Machinery Co 4 5 7 Trillium Machinery Group Inc. 1 2 4 Union Standard Equipment Co 1 2 Unisource Canada 4 Viascan Inc. 7 VisuaScan Inc. 1 2 4 5 8 Weber Marking Systems of Canada 8 WeighPack Systems 1 2 3 4 5

SCANNING

1 Barcode Reading 2 Closure Sensing 3 Label Reading 4 Label Sensing 5 Machine Vision Systems 6 Product Container Sensing 7 Product Level Sensing Ahearn & Soper Inc. 1 3 4 5 Artypac Automation 1 3 Astro Box Corp. 4 Automated Coding Systems, An ITW Company 1 2 3 4 6 7 Automated Packaging Systems 1 3 4 Automationdirect 1 Banner Engineering 3 4 5 6 7 Barcode Graphics 2 4 5 6 7 Caxton Mark 1 Charles Downer & Co. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Charles Lapierre Inc. (CLI) 1 3 4 5 Columbia Coding & Marking 1 Dependable Marking Systems 1 4 6 DJS Enterprises 1 3 5 Domino Canada 1 3 EXA Inc. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 FANUC Robotics Canada 5 General Conveyor Co 1 Geosaf 4 7 Gibbs-Brower International 1 Harlund Industries 1 Industrial Marking Systems Inc. 1 3 4 6 Intermec Technologies Canada 1 3 4 6 ISRA SURFACE VISION 5 Kaps-All Packaging Systems 1 2 3 4 6 7 Krones Machinery Co 2 3 4 5 6 7 Labelling Technologies 1 3 4 Lock Inspection Systems, 5 Longford International 5 M.D. Packaging 2 3 4 5 6 7 Matthews Marking Products 1 3 4

MultiFeeder Technology, Inc. 1 New England Machinery 2 Newmapak 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Omron Canada 2 3 4 6 7 Optel Vision 1 2 3 4 5 7 Packaging Equipment and Conveyors 4 6 Packpro Systems Inc. 1 3 4 PMC Industries 6 PMR Packaging Inc. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Resolution Technologies Corp. 1 RFID Canada 1 3 4 Samuel Strapping Systems 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ScanRight, Div of Barcode Graphics 1 Serge Packaging Equipment 2 Shelley Industrial Automation 5 SICK Inc. 1 5 SIDEL Inc. 6 Smiths Detection 5 Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. 1 Sort Production Products 1 2 3 4 6 7 Source ID 1 3 4 Stromag (Niagara) 1 3 Strong Point Automation Inc. 1 5 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 1 2 3 4 6 7 Trillium Machinery Group Inc. 1 2 3 4 5 Tri-Tronics Company 4 6 7 TruColor Vision Systems Inc. 1 5 Uhlmann Packaging Systems LP 5 Viascan Inc. 1 3 4 6 Videojet Canada 1 3 4 5 Visiontec 5 6 VisuaScan Inc. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Weber Marking Systems of Canada 1 3 4 Ahearn & Soper Inc. B & T Sales Inc. Banner Engineering Corp Barcode Graphics Inc. Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. DJS Enterprises EXA Inc. Newmapak PMR Packaging Inc. Samuel Strapping Systems Shelley Industrial Automation SICK Inc. Sort Production Products Ltd Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. Tri-Tronics Company Inc. VisuaScan Inc.

Gibbs-Brower International 1 2 3 4 Habasit Canada Limited 2 3 4 Hartness International 3 4 Heat Sealing Packaging Supplies 1 3 4 Hood Packaging Corporation 2 4 Ilapak Inc. 3 4 Impak Packaging Systems 1 3 4 JG Packaging 1 3 4 Kallfass Verpackungsmaschinen 1 3 4 Krones Machinery Co 3 4 Label-Aire 3 4 Lantech.com, LLC 3 4 Linfo Systems Limited 1 2 3 4 Loeb 1 2 3 Longford International 4 Lung Meng Machinery (Canada) Inc. 1 3 4 M.D. Packaging 1 3 4 Marden Edwards Limited 1 3 4 Marpak Packaging Systems 1 2 3 4 Mordhorst Automation Inc. 1 3 4 Multivac Canada Inc. 3 Newmapak 1 2 3 4 Okura USA/Vanguard Packaging Film Division 3 4 Omega Design 3 4 Optima Machinery Corporation 3 4 Packpro Systems Inc. 1 2 3 4 PDC International 3 PFM Packaging Machinery Corporation 4 PMR Packaging Inc. 1 2 3 4 Propack Processing & Packaging Sys. 2 4 Provincial Paper & Packaging 1 2 3 4 RBS Equipment Designs 1 3 4 Reiser (Canada) Co. 3 Rennco LLC 1 4 R-J Machinery 1 3 4 Saturn Packaging Equipment 1 3 4 Schneider Packaging Equipment Co. 2 Printpack Inc. 3 Serge Packaging Equipment 1 2 3 4 Shrink Film Systems 1 2 3 4 Sipromac Inc. 3 Smurfit - MBI 1 2 3 4 Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. 1 2 3 4 Stromag (Niagara) 1 Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. 1 2 3 4 Thiele Technologies 2 Trillium Machinery Group Inc. 1 2 3 4 Union Standard Equipment Co 1 2 3 4 Unisource Canada 1 2 3 4 Vistapac 1 3 4

SHELVING

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SENSORS

Britman Packaging Services Chestwood - Mezey Distribution Doverco Inc Lion Shipping Supplies Canada Inc. Schaefer System International Limited Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. VisuaScan Inc.

SHRINK PACKAGING

1 L-Sealing 2 Palletizing Shrink Packaging 3 Tunnels Shrink Packaging 4 Wrapping Sealing Shrink Packaging Aline Heat Seal Corporation 2 3 4 All Stick Label 1 3 4 Artypac Automation 4 Associated Packaging Equipment 4 Astro Box Corp. 3 Automated Packaging Systems 3 Balemaster 3 4 Best Packaging Systems 1 3 Bob Faulds & Associates Limited 1 2 3 Britman Packaging Services 1 3 4 Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. 1 2 3 4 Canpaco Inc. 1 2 3 4 Capmatic Ltee 2 3 4 CAPS/PhoenixWrappers 4 Celplast Packaging Systems Limited 1 2 3 4 Cermex Inc. 3 4 Charles Downer & Co. 1 2 3 4 Charles Lapierre Inc. (CLI) 1 3 4 Cima-Pak Corporation 1 3 4 Cousineau Packaging Inc. 1 2 3 4 Crawford Packaging Inc. 1 2 3 4 Cryovac, a div. of Sealed Air (Canada) 1 3 4 Damark Shrink Packaging Systems 1 3 4 DJS Enterprises 1 2 3 4 Doboy, Bosch Packaging Technology 3 4 Doverco 1 3 4 Edelstein Diversified Co. 3 4 Elantech Shrink Packaging Machinery 1 3 4 Elsner Engineering Works 4 Emballages Jean Cartier 1 3 4 Farnell Packaging Limited 1 Formost Fuji Corporation 4 Frain Industries 1 2 3 4 Galick Packaging Equipment 1 2 3 4 General Conveyor Co 2 3 4 George Gordon Associates, 1 3 4 Geosaf 3

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SKIN PACKAGING

Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. Ltd. Canpaco Inc. Celplast Packaging Systems Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Cryovac, a division of Sealed Air (Canada) DJS Enterprises Doverco Inc Frain Industries Inc Goldrich Printpak Inc Impak Packaging Systems Linfo Systems Limited Mordhorst Automation Inc. Packpro Systems Inc. Reiser (Canada) Co. R-J Machinery Inc Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. Union Standard Equipment Unisource Canada

SLEEVERS

Aline Heat Seal Corporation Canpaco Inc. Celplast Packaging Systems Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Consolidated Technologies DJS Enterprises JG Packaging Graphic Packaging International Minnesota Automation Products Newmapak PDC International Corp Saturn Packaging Equipment SleeveCo Inc. Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. SPS/PHIN Limited VC999

SPOUT INSERTING

DJS Enterprises General Conveyor Co Ltd Jelinek Cork Group Mordhorst Automation Inc. New England Machinery Newmapak PMC Industries PPI Technologies Group Prodo-Pak Corp

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PACKAGING MACHINERY SPRAYERS

Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. DJS Enterprises John Brooks Company Nordson Canada Limited Palletizing Systems Ltd Richards Packaging Inc Trillium Machinery Group

STAPLERS

Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. Ltd. Canpaco Inc. Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Chestwood - Mezey Distr. Crawford Packaging Inc. Doverco Inc Elliott Mfg Co Inc Emballages Jean Cartier Inc General Fasteners Ltd Gibbs-Brower International Kelford Industrial Sales Lion Shipping Supplies Canada Inc. Provincial Paper & Packaging Ltd Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. Unisource Canada

STATIC ELIMINATORS

3M Canada Company Canpaco Inc. DJS Enterprises General Magnaplate Corp Linfo Systems Limited PMR Packaging Inc. Precision Air Convey Corp. Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. STANMECH Technologies Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc.

STENCIL-MAKING

Doverco Inc Gibbs-Brower International Industrial Marking Systems Lion Shipping Supplies PMR Packaging Inc. Sterling Marking Products VisuaScan Inc.

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Automated Packaging Systems Inc Best Packaging Systems Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. Ltd. Canpaco Inc. Caristrap International Inc. Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Cousineau Packaging Inc. Crawford Packaging Inc. Doverco Inc Emballages Jean Cartier Inc General Automated Packaging Services Inc. General Fasteners Ltd Gibbs-Brower International Kelford Industrial Sales Lion Shipping Supplies Lung Meng Machinery Provincial Paper & Packaging Ltd Roberts PolyPro Samuel Strapping Systems Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. Unisource Canada Wulftec / M.J. Maillis Group

STRETCHBUNDLERS

Aline Heat Seal Corporation Canpaco Inc. Celplast Packaging Sys. Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Cousineau Packaging Inc. Cousins Packaging Inc. Crawford Packaging Inc. DJS Enterprises

General Automated Packaging Services Inc. General Fasteners Ltd Gibbs-Brower International Impak Packaging Systems JG Packaging Lantech.com, LLC Linfo Systems Limited Marden Edwards Limited Marpak Packaging Systems Newmapak Omega Design Corp Optima Machinery Corp. PMR Packaging Inc. Propack Processing & Packaging Systems Samuel Strapping Systems Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. Trillium Machinery Group Unisource Canada Vistapac Inc

STRETCHWRAPPING

Aline Heat Seal Corporation Artypac Automation Inc Automated Packaging Systems Inc Best Packaging Systems Bob Faulds & Associates Britman Packaging Services Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. Ltd. Canpaco Inc. CAPS/PhoenixWrappers Celplast Packaging Sys. Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Chestwood - Mezey Distribution Cousineau Packaging Inc. Cousins Packaging Inc. Doverco Inc Emballages Jean Cartier Inc Farnell Packaging Limited Frain Industries Inc General Automated Packaging Services Inc. General Conveyor Co Ltd General Fasteners Ltd Gibbs-Brower International Hartness International Heat Sealing Packaging Supplies Hood Packaging Corp. Impak Packaging Systems ITW Muller Canada JG Packaging Kelford Industrial Sales Lantech.com, LLC Linfo Systems Limited Lion Shipping Supplies Canada Inc. Lung Meng Machinery (Canada) Inc. Marden Edwards Limited Marpak Packaging Systems Mordhorst Automation Inc. Newmapak Omega Design Corp Orion Packaging Systems PMR Packaging Inc. Premier Tech Chronos Premier Tech Systems Propack Processing & Packaging Systems Provincial Paper & Packaging Ltd W Ralston (Canada) Inc Samuel Strapping Systems SDI Packaging Inc. Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. Strong Point Automation Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. Trillium Machinery Group Union Standard Equipment Unisource Canada Vistapac Inc Wulftec / M.J. Maillis Group

TABLET PRESSING

Artypac Automation Inc Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. DJS Enterprises Frain Industries Inc Trillium Machinery Group Union Standard Equipment

TAGGING

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TAMPER EVIDENT BANDING

Associated Packaging Equipment Corp Canpaco Inc. Caristrap International Inc. Celplast Packaging Sys. Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. DJS Enterprises JG Packaging Marden Edwards Limited Marpak Packaging Systems Newmapak PDC International Corp Printpack Inc. Shrink Film Systems Ltd. Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. SPS/PHIN Limited Trillium Machinery Group

TEA-BAGGING

Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd. Bob Faulds & Associates Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. DJS Enterprises General Packaging Equip. Ilapak Inc. JG Packaging Lung Meng Machinery Optima Machinery Corp. Trillium Machinery Group Union Standard Equipment Weigh Right Automatic Scale Co

TESTING EQUIPMENT Artypac Automation Inc Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. DJS Enterprises Kaps-All Packaging Sys. L.T.C. Packaging Services M+L Testing Equipment (1995) Inc New England Machinery OnGuard Product Inspection Inc. R-J Machinery Inc Safeline Metal Detection

THERMOFORMING

Abbey Packaging Equip. Bosch Packaging Technology Buckhorn Canada Inc. Canpaco Inc. Celplast Packaging Systems Limited CFS North America Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Charles Lapierre Inc. (CLI) DJS Enterprises Doverco Inc Frain Industries Inc Geosaf Inc Goldrich Printpak Inc Heat Sealing Packaging Supplies Mordhorst Automation Inc. Multivac Canada Inc. Oystar USA, (formerly known as IWKA PacSystems, Inc.) Packpro Systems Inc. Par-Pak Ltd. Placon Corporation Reiser (Canada) Co. Shepherd Thermoforming & Packaging Inc. Sipromac Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. Trillium Machinery Group Uhlmann Packaging Systems LP Unisource Canada Winpak Portion Packaging

THERMOSTATS

Heat Sealing Packaging Supplies M+L Testing Equipment VC999

TIMING SCREWS

Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. DJS Enterprises Packaging Equipment and Conveyors PMR Packaging Inc. Septimatech Group Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc.

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Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd. Aline Heat Seal Corporation Artypac Automation Inc Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Cima-Pak Corporation ControlGMC DJS Enterprises Frain Industries Inc Heat and Control, Inc. Loeb Mordhorst Automation Inc. Multivac Canada Inc. Newmapak Optima Machinery Corporation OYSTAR Packaging Technologies Reiser (Canada) Co. R-J Machinery Inc Serge Packaging Equipment Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. Trillium Machinery Group Inc.

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TRAYLOADERS

ABC Packaging Machine Corp. Artypac Automation Inc Bob Faulds & Associates Limited Bosch Packaging Technology Canpaco Inc. Capmatic Ltee Cermex Inc. Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Compacker Systems, LLC Consolidated Technologies DJS Enterprises Doboy, Bosch Packaging Technology Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd. Elliott Mfg Co Inc Hartness International R.A. Jones & Co. Inc Krones Machinery Co Ltd. Linfo Systems Limited M.D. Packaging Inc MARQ Packaging Systems Inc Mordhorst Automation Inc. MultiFeeder Technology, Inc. Multivac Canada Inc. Newmapak PMR Packaging Inc. Schneider Packaging Equipment Co. Inc. Serge Packaging Equipment Serpa Packaging Solutions Shrink Film Systems Ltd.

Sipromac Inc. Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. Triangle Package Machinery Co Trillium Machinery Group Inc. Unisource Canada Wepackit 2009 Inc

TUBE PACKAGING, SQUEEZE TUBES

1 Filling Sealing Metal Tubes 2 Filling Sealing Plastic Tubes All Stick Label 1 2 Arpak Packaging Inc. 1 2 Balemaster 1 2 Capmatic Ltee 1 2 Charles Lapierre Inc. (CLI) 1 DJS Enterprises 1 2 R.A. Jones & Co. 1 2 Kallfass Verpackungsmaschinen 2 Loeb 1 2 Mordhorst Automation Inc. 1 2 OYSTAR Packaging Technologies 2 Oystar USA, (formerly known as IWKA PacSystems, Inc.) 1 2 Pemberton & Associates 2 Prodo-Pak 1 2 ProSys Innovative Packaging Equipment 1 2 R-J Machinery 2 Salbro Bottle 1 2 Serge Packaging Equipment 1 2 Sirius Machinery 1 2 Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. 1 2 Trillium Machinery Group Inc. 1 2 Union Standard Equipment Co 1 2

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UNSCRAMBLING

ABC Packaging Machine Corp. Aline Heat Seal Corporation Arpak Packaging Inc. Artypac Automation Inc Bosch Packaging Technology Capmatic Ltee Charles Lapierre Inc. (CLI) DJS Enterprises Feed Systems Inc. Galick Packaging Equipment Ltd. Garvey Corp. General Conveyor Co Ltd Hartness International Kaps-All Packaging Systems Inc Loeb

M.D. Packaging Inc McBrady Engineering Inc New England Machinery Inc. Newmapak Omega Design Corp Oystar USA Packaging Dynamics Ltd Packaging Equipment and Conveyors PMR Packaging Inc. Prodo-Pak Corp Propack Processing & Packaging Systems Serge Packaging Equipment SIDEL Inc. Sirius Machinery Inc Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. Trillium Machinery Group Inc. Union Standard Equipment Co Weigh Right Automatic Scale Co Winpak Ltd

USED EQUIPMENT

Artypac Automation Inc Automationdirect Bob Faulds & Associates Limited Canpaco Inc. Capmatic Ltee Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. DJS Enterprises Frain Industries Inc HayssenSandiacre Ilapak Inc. Linfo Systems Limited Loeb M.D. Packaging Inc Multivac Canada Inc. Oystar USA, (formerly known as IWKA PacSystems, Inc.) PMR Packaging Inc. Prodo-Pak Corp Reiser (Canada) Co. Serge Packaging Equipment Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. Stromag (Niagara) Ltd. Union Standard Equipment Co Unisource Canada

VACUUM & GAS PACKAGING

1 Flexible Vacuum & Gas Packaging 2 Rigid Vacuum & Gas Packaging Abbey Packaging Equipment 1 Aline Heat Seal Corporation 1 All Stick Label 1 2 Arpak Packaging Inc. 1 Automationdirect 1

Bizerba Canada Inc. 1 2 CFS North America 1 2 Charles Downer & Co. 1 2 Cima-Pak Corporation 1 2 Crown Metal Packaging Canada LP 2 Cryovac, a div. of Sealed Air (Canada) 1 CVP Systems, Inc. 1 2 Excel-Pac Inc. 1 Formost Fuji Corporation 1 General Packaging Equipment Co 1 HayssenSandiacre 1 Heat Sealing Packaging Supplies 1 2 Ilapak Inc. 1 Lung Meng Machinery (Canada) Inc. 1 Marpak Packaging Systems 1 McBrady Engineering 2 Multivac Canada Inc. 1 2 OYSTAR Packaging Technologies 1 2 Peel Plastic Products 1 Pemberton & Associates 1 Propack Processing & Packaging Sys. 1 Reiser (Canada) Co. 1 2 Sipromac Inc. 1 2 Steelnor Systems 1 Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. 1 2 Triangle Package Machinery Co 1 Trillium Machinery Group Inc. 1 VC999 1 2 WeighPack Systems 1 Winpak 1 2

VACUUM FORMING

Buckhorn Canada Inc. Canadian Paper & Packaging Co. Ltd. Canpaco Inc. Celplast Packaging Systems Limited CFS North America Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Crawford Packaging Inc. Goldrich Printpak Inc Heat Sealing Packaging Supplies Mordhorst Automation Inc. Packpro Systems Inc. Placon Corporation Shepherd Thermoforming & Packaging Inc. Union Standard Equipment Co VC999 Winpak Ltd

VACUUM PUMPS

Capmatic Ltee DJS Enterprises M+L Testing Equipment (1995) Inc R E Morrison Equipment Inc. VC999

VIBRATORS

Capmatic Ltee Elliott Mfg Co Inc Eriez MARQ Packaging Systems Inc Stromag (Niagara) Ltd. Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. Union Standard Equipment Co VC999

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section lists the various types of machinery and supplies used by converters of flexible packaging materials, and by makers of folding, setup, corrugated and fibre boxes and similar packs. Advertisers are shown in bold type.

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ADHESIVE APPLICATORS

1 Glue Applicators 2 Hotmelt Applicators 3 UV-Cured Applicators 4 Other Applicators 3M Canada Company 2 Ahearn & Soper 4 Automated Packaging Systems 1 2 FANUC Robotics Canada 4 General Fasteners 2 Gibbs-Brower International 1 2 Global Equipment USA 2 GN Packaging Equipment 1 2 HMA Systems 1 2 ITW Dynatec 1 2 4 John Brooks Company Limited 1 Kelford Industrial Sales 2 Moen Industries 2 Nordson Canada Limited 1 2 4 Provincial Paper & Packaging 2 4 W Ralston (Canada) 4 Samuel Strapping Systems 1 Schaefer Machine Company, 1 2 3 SDI Packaging 4 Sort Production Products 1 4 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 2 Valco Melton 1 2 3 4 VanSco Products 1 VisuaScan Inc. 1

ADHESIVE MIXERS

Mordhorst Automation Inc. Union Standard Equipment Co

AGITATORS, INK

Inkspec/PAD John Brooks Company Limited

BAGMAKING

1 Cellulose Film 2 Paper 3 Polyethylene Film 4 Valving 5 Window-Applying Auger Fabrication 2 Automationdirect 3 Baumer Inc. 3 Charles Downer & Co. 2 5 Excel-Pac Inc. 1 3 4 Global Equipment USA 1 2 3 4 5 Lung Meng Machinery (Canada) Inc. 3 Nordson Canada Limited 2 Packpro Systems Inc. 3 Peel Plastic Products 3 Provincial Paper & Packaging 1 W Ralston (Canada) 3 Rennco LLC 3 Rovema Packaging Machines 3 Shrink Film Systems 3 Steelnor Systems 3 Unisource Canada 3 Wedlock Paper Converters 2 5 WeighPack Systems 3 Windmoeller & Hoelscher Corp. 2 3

6 Window-Applying Boxmaking ABC Packaging Machine Corp. 5 Automated Packaging Systems 3 Bobst Group North America 1 2 3 4 5 6 Boehmer Box LP 3 Buckhorn Canada 4 Canampac 3 Carton Trade Services 3 6 Charles Downer & Co. 1 Elliott Mfg Co 5 Ellis Packaging 3 Global Equipment USA 3 Glue Dots International 1 3 Grimsby Packaging Limited 1 Hartness International 1 Heidelberg Canada 3 Lyftvisual 3 Manroland Canada 3 MeadWestvaco Packaging Systems LP 3 Mordhorst Automation Inc. 1 3 Packaging Technologies Inc. 1 Provincial Paper & Packaging 3 Resolution Technologies Corp. 1 Shipmaster Containers 1 Spacekraft 1 Standard Paper Box, Div. SPB Canada 1 3 5 Unisource Canada 1

CENTRE LIFTS Tiltlock

CHASES

Bobst Group North America

COATING EQUIPMENT

1 Lacquer & Varnish 2 Resins & Hotmelts 3 Wax Automated Packaging Systems 2 3 Bobst Group North America 1 Global Equipment USA 1 2 3 Glue Dots International 3 Heidelberg Canada 1 HMA Systems 2 John Brooks Company Limited 1 3 Manroland Canada 1 Nordson Canada Limited 1 2 3 Schaefer Machine Company, 1 2 Valco Melton 2 Windmoeller & Hoelscher Corp. 1 Wolverine Flexographic Mfg. Co. 1

COLLATORS

Artypac Automation Inc Longford International Ltd. That Packaging Group Unisource Canada

COLOR MATCHING EQUIPMENT M+L Testing Equipment (1995) Inc

CONTROLS

1 Offset Blankets 2 Printing Blankets Habasit Canada Limited 2 Heidelberg Canada 1 2 Unisource Canada 1 2

1 Clutch & Brake Controls 2 Edge Alignment Controls 3 Humidity Also Indicators Controls 4 Register Controls 5 Temperature Controls 6 Web Guides Controls Astro Box Corp. 4 Barcode Graphics 2 4 6 Bobst Group North America 4 Bosch Rexroth Canada Corp. 1 Carlo Gavazzi (Canada) 5 Davis Controls 3 5 Dependable Marking Systems 4 Elsner Engineering Works 6 Festo 2 Kinecor LP 1 2 3 5 The Montalvo Corporation 1 2 6 Omron Canada 2 4 5 6 Sadler Inc. 1 Sort Production Products 2 5 Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. 1

BOXMAKING

CORES

BALING PRESSES

Balluff Canada Inc Gibbs-Brower International Global Equipment USA Ltd Glue Dots International

BANDING, WIRE STRAPPING

Automated Packaging Systems Inc Gibbs-Brower International Mordhorst Automation Inc. Provincial Paper & Packaging Ltd

BLANKETS

1 2 3 4 5

Corrugated Boxmaking Fibre Boxmaking Folding Cartons Boxmaking Plastic Boxmaking Setup Boxmaking

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1 2 3 4 5

Core Chucks Core Cutters Core Machinery Core Plugs Cores

Deacro Industries 2 Global Equipment USA 2 3 5 JHC Plastics Div of Joseph Hona Cons. 4 The Montalvo Corporation 1 Pinnacle Concerting Equipment 2 Septimatech Group Inc. 5 Teel Plastics 5 Tiltlock 1 3 VisuaScan Inc. 5

CORONA TREATERS

Enercon Industries Corp. Global Equipment USA Ltd M.D. Packaging Inc Pillar Technologies - An ITW Company

CORRUGATORS

Bobst Group North America Glue Dots International

CREASERS

EskoArtwork Glue Dots International

CREPING MACHINES

Global Equipment USA Ltd

CUP EQUIPMENT

1 Cup & Container Lid Machines 2 Cup Handle-Applying Equipment 3 Cup Machines Bobst Group North America 1 Capmatic Ltee 1 3 Charles Downer & Co. 1 Fiedler Technology 1 3 Global Equipment USA 1 2 3 New England Machinery Inc. 1 Paper Machinery Corp. 1 2 3 R-J Machinery 1 3 Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. 1

CUTTERS

1 Card Cutters 2 Corner Cutters 3 Film Cutters 4 Label Cutters 5 Paper Cutters 6 Rule Cutters Chestwood - Mezey Distribution 5 Doverco 5 Global Equipment USA 2 4 5 Heidelberg Canada 4 5 Manroland Canada 4 5 Maxson Automatic Machinery Company 5 Packpro Systems Inc. 5 Quickdraft 3 Tharo Systems, 4 Unisource Canada 1 5 VisuaScan Inc. 1 4 5

CUTTERS & CREASERS

Bobst Group North America EskoArtwork Global Equipment USA Ltd Glue Dots International Heidelberg Canada Manroland Canada Inc Precision Air Convey Corporation Schober USA Inc.

CYLINDERS

1 Flexographic Cylinders 2 Patent Base Cylinders 3 Plate Mounting Cylinders 4 Rotogravure Cylinders 5 Rubber Plate Cylinders Dependable Marking Systems 5 Excel-Pac Inc. 1 Groupe Lelys 1 3 5 Heidelberg Canada 1 Max Daetwyler Corp. 1 4 Sterling Marking Products 1 5 Williamson Printing Materials 1 3 5

DENSITOMETERS

Groupe Lelys Heidelberg Canada M+L Testing Equipment (1995) Inc

DIECUTTERS

Bobst Group North America Fischer & Krecke Inc. Flexo-Printing Equipment / SIAT Global Equipment USA Ltd Glue Dots International Heidelberg Canada Impak Packaging Systems Ltd. Manroland Canada Inc Unisource Canada

DIES

1 Cutting Solid Dies 2 Cutting Steel Rule Dies 3 Die Blocks 4 Rubber Dies Dependable Marking Systems 4

Groupe Lelys 1 M.D. Packaging 4 Schober USA Inc. 1 Sterling Marking Products 1

DIFFERENTIAL SHAFTS Deacro Industries Ltd

DIGITAL ASSET MANAGER Eastman Kodak Company EskoArtwork

DISPENSING

1 Bottle 2 Coupons & Leafl ets 3 Napkin 4 Pen 5 Pouch 6 Straw Aline Heat Seal Corporation 2 Associated Packaging Equipment 2 Charles Downer & Co. 2 Dependable Marking Systems 5 Elliott Mfg Co 2 George Gordon Associates, 2 3 4 5 6 Global Equipment USA 3 5 Groupe Lelys 2 Hi-Bar Systems 1 Longford International 2 5 M.D. Packaging 2 5 Mordhorst Automation Inc. 1 2 5 6 Multisorb Technologies 5 Omega Design 5 Pemberton & Associates 5 Propack Processing & Packaging Systems 2 3456 Quadrel Labeling Systems 2 Richards Packaging 1 Steelnor Systems 5 Techno Pak Packaging Systems 2 5 That Packaging Group 2

DOCTOR BLADES

Excel-Pac Inc. Global Equipment USA Ltd Groupe Lelys Heidelberg Canada Max Daetwyler Corp. SUN Automation Inc.

DOCTOR REWINDERS

Deacro Industries Ltd Flexo-Printing Equipment / SIAT Global Equipment USA Ltd

DOMING MACHINES

Graphic Packaging International - Minnesota Automation Products

DRILLS, PAPER

Global Equipment USA Ltd

DRYERS

Groupe Lelys Kraken Automation Inc. R E Morrison Equipment Inc. STANMECH Technologies Inc.

EMBOSSING MACHINES

Bobst Group North America Dependable Marking Systems Ltd. Elsner Engineering Works Inc. Global Equipment USA Ltd Norwood Marking Systems Sterling Marking Products Inc

ENGRAVING EQUIPMENT Heidelberg Canada Sterling Marking Products Inc

ENVELOPE-MAKING

Automationdirect Global Equipment USA Ltd

EXTRUDING

1 Extruder Dies 2 Extruder/Coaters 3 Extruder/Laminators 4 Extruding Machines Film Baumer Inc. 1 2 4 Brampton Engineering Inc. 1 2 3 4 Davis-Standard Extrusion Systems 1 2 3 4 Global Equipment USA 1 2 3 4 Lung Meng Machinery (Canada) 4 Macro Engineering & Technology Inc. 1 2 3 4 Parkinson Technologies 4 Windmoeller & Hoelscher Corp. 4

FILM-CASTING EQUIPMENT Baumer Inc. Global Equipment USA Ltd Parkinson Technologies Inc.

FLATTENERS, BAGS

Mordhorst Automation Inc. Strong Point Automation Inc. Unisource Canada

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CONVERTING AND BOXMAKING FLOCKING EQUIPMENT Nordson Canada Limited

FLYING PASTERS Martin Automatic Inc.

FOLDER-GLUERS

Bobst Group North America Fiedler Technology Ltd Global Equipment USA Ltd Heidelberg Canada Roberts PolyPro

FOUNTAINS

1 Dividers Fountains 2 Ink Fountains Heidelberg Canada 1 2 Matthews Marking Products 2

GLUE POTS

Global Equipment USA Ltd HMA Systems John Brooks Company Limited Schaefer Machine Company, Inc Valco Melton

GUILLOTINES

Chestwood - Mezey Distribution Global Equipment USA Ltd Heidelberg Canada Manroland Canada Inc

GUMMED TAPE APPLICATORS Canpaco Inc. Lion Shipping Supplies Canada Inc. Provincial Paper & Packaging Ltd Sterling Marking Products Inc Unisource Canada

GUMMING MACHINES VisuaScan Inc.

GUSSET MACHINES

JG Packaging Lung Meng Machinery (Canada) Inc.

HEAT SEALERS

Aline Heat Seal Corporation Automationdirect Bob Faulds & Associates Limited Canpaco Inc. Cima-Pak Corporation Fischbein Company Heat Sealing Packaging Supplies Impak Packaging Systems Ltd. JG Packaging Kelford Industrial Sales Linfo Systems Limited Mordhorst Automation Inc. Provincial Paper & Packaging Ltd Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. Steelnor Systems Stromag (Niagara) Ltd. Unisource Canada

HUMIDIFIERS

John Brooks Company Limited

IMAGE TO PRESS COMMUNICATIONS EskoArtwork

IMPRINTERS

Automationdirect Dependable Marking Systems Ltd. E3 Systems Ltd. Norwood Marking Systems Resolution Inplant Services Inc. Sterling Marking Products Inc Stromag (Niagara) Ltd.

INKS

1 Flexographic Inks 2 Fluorescent Inks 3 I.R. Inks 4 Letterpress Inks 5 Lithographic Inks 6 Marking & Stencil Inks 7 Non-toxic Inks 8 Rotogravure Inks 9 Screen Printing Inks 10 U.V. Inks Domino Canada 2 3 6 7 10 Excel-Pac Inc. 1 Groupe Lelys 1 2 3 4 10 Heidelberg Canada 1 2 3 4 5 10 INX International Ink Co. 1 2 4 5 7 8 9 10 Leading Edge Packaging 1 Samuel Strapping Systems 6 10

KNIVES 1 2 3 4 5 6

Air Knives Bag Equipment Knives Cutoff Knives Cutter Knives Doboy Knives & Anvils Perforating Knives

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7 Slitter Knives CB Manufacturing & Sales Co. 2 3 4 6 7 Chestwood - Mezey Distribution 4 Davis-Standard Extrusion Systems 1 7 Doverco 4 Glue Dots International 3 Lion Shipping Supplies Canada 4 Manroland Canada 4 Precision Air Convey Corporation 4 R E Morrison Equipment Inc. 1 Schober USA 6 Unisource Canada 3

LAMINATORS

Auto-Mate Technologies, LLC Bobst Group North America Chestwood - Mezey Distribution Davis-Standard Extrusion Systems Fiedler Technology Ltd Global Equipment USA Ltd Glue Dots International HMA Systems Pinnacle Concerting Equipment Inc. Schaefer Machine Company, Inc VisuaScan Inc.

LITHO PLATEMAKING EQUIPMENT Eastman Kodak Company Heidelberg Canada

MANDRELS

Davis-Standard Extrusion Systems Heidelberg Canada

METALIZING & DEMETALIZING EQUIPMENT

Bobst Group North America Celplast Metallized Products Limited Global Equipment USA Ltd

MOUNTING PROVING MACHINES 1 Rotogravure 2 Rubber Plates Bobst Group North America 1 Global Equipment USA 1 2 Heidelberg Canada 2 Sterling Marking Products 2 Unisource Canada 2 Williamson Printing Materials 2

OFFSET ELIMINATORS Heidelberg Canada

OVENS

Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Fiedler Technology Ltd Global Equipment USA Ltd M+L Testing Equipment (1995) Inc

PAPER CANMAKING EQUIPMENT Global Equipment USA Ltd

PAPER SHREDDERS

Chestwood - Mezey Distribution Global Equipment USA Ltd Glue Dots International

PARTITION ASSEMBLERS

Glue Dots International Propack Processing & Packaging Systems

PARTITION SLOTTERS Glue Dots International

PASTERS

1 Label Pasters 2 Sheet Pasters Dependable Marking Systems 1 GN Packaging Equipment 1 2 M.D. Packaging 1 Schaefer Machine Company, 1 2 Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. 1 2 Sort Production Products 1 Sterling Marking Products 1

PERFORATORS

Elsner Engineering Works Inc. Global Equipment USA Ltd Lung Meng Machinery (Canada) Inc. Schober USA Inc.

PHOTOPOLYMER PLATEMAKING EQUIPMENT E.I.DuPont Canada Company E3 Systems Ltd. Eastman Kodak Company EskoArtwork Heidelberg Canada Williamson Printing Materials Ltd.

PLATEMAKING EQUIPMENT 1 Flexo 2 Letterpress 3M Canada Company 1 E.I.DuPont Canada Company 1 Eastman Kodak Company 1 2 EskoArtwork 1 Groupe Lelys 1

Heidelberg Canada 1 2 Williamson Printing Materials 1 2

POINT OF PURCHASE DISPLAYS Packaging Technologies Inc. Peel Plastic Products Ltd. Smurfit - MBI

POUCH MAKING

Aline Heat Seal Corporation Automationdirect Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. GO Packaging Global Equipment USA Ltd JG Packaging Peel Plastic Products Ltd. Prodo-Pak Corp Trillium Machinery Group Inc. WeighPack Systems Inc

PRE-PRESS SERVICES EskoArtwork Peel Plastic Products Ltd.

PRESSES

1 Cutting Blanking Presses 2 Cutting Creasing Presses 3 Printing & Slotting Presses 4 Stripping Blanking Presses Bobst Group North America 1 2 3 4 Global Equipment USA 1 2 Glue Dots International 2 3 Habasit Canada Limited 1 2 Manroland Canada 1 2 4 Schober USA Inc. 1 2

PRINTING PLATES

1 Flexographic Printing Plates 2 Letterpress Printing Plates 3 Lithographic Printing Plates 4 Plastic Printing Plates 5 Rubber Printing Plates 6 Rubber Plastic Printing Plates 7 Silk Screen Printing Plates Bemis Packaging 1 5 6 Dependable Marking Systems 1 5 E.I.DuPont Canada Company 1 E3 Systems 4 Eastman Kodak Company 3 Excel-Pac Inc. 1 Greydon Inc. 1 5 Groupe Lelys 1 Heidelberg Canada 1 2 3 4 5 M.D. Packaging 1 Norampac, a Division of Cascades Cda. 1 Smurfit - MBI 1 Sterling Marking Products 1 2 4 5 6 Unisource Canada 1 Williamson Printing Materials 1 2 5

PRINTING PRESSES

1 Bag 2 Carton 3 Envelope 4 Flexographic 5 Glass-Decorating 6 Gummed Tape 7 Label 8 Letterpress 9 Metal-Decorating 10 Offset Dry Indirect Letterpress 11 Offset Lithographic 12 Plastics-Decorating 13 Platen 14 Raised & Imitation Embossing 15 Rotogravure 16 Screen17 Ticket & Tag Bemis Packaging 1 2 3 4 6 13 Baumer 4 Bobst Group North America 1 2 3 4 7 12 15 Dependable Marking Systems 1 4 7 17 E3 Systems 5 9 12 16 Excel-Pac 4 Fischer & Krecke Inc. 1 2 3 4 7 15 Flexo-Printing Equipment / SIAT 4 6 7 17 Global Equipment USA 1 2 3 4 6 7 15 17 Glue Dots International 8 13 Greydon 4 13 Groupe Lelys 4 7 Habasit Canada Limited 1 2 3 4 Heidelberg Canada 1 2 3 4 7 8 11 12 16 17 Iconotech 1 2 7 Kiwi Coders 1 4 Lung Meng Machinery (Canada) 4 15 Manroland Canada 2 7 9 10 11 Matthews Marking Products 4 Max Daetwyler Corp. 4 15 Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America 2 11 QuickLabel Systems 7 17 Resolution Technologies Corp. 1 2 Sterling Marking Products 2 4 6 7 Unisource Canada 3 Viascan Inc. 7 17

Wedlock Paper Converters 1 4 15 Windmoeller & Hoelscher Corp. 4 15 Winpak 4 Wolverine Flexographic Mfg. Co. 1 4 7

PUMPS

1 Air Pumps 2 Ink Circulating Pumps Bemis Packaging 2 Heidelberg Canada 2 Hi-Bar Systems 2 Inkspec/PAD 1 2 John Brooks Company Limited 1 2 R E Morrison Equipment Inc. 1 Reiser (Canada) Co. 1 Williamson Printing Materials 2

PUNCHERS

Longford International Ltd. Schober USA Inc.

REWINDS

Bemis Packaging Baumer Inc. Deacro Industries Ltd Elsner Engineering Works Inc. Fiedler Technology Ltd Macro Engineering & Technology Inc. Tharo Systems, Inc.

ROLL HANDLING

Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Deacro Industries Ltd Fiedler Technology Ltd Glue Dots International Jenalex Inc. - Ergonomics Products Tiltlock

ROLL LEAF STAMPING

Aline Heat Seal Corporation Dependable Marking Systems Ltd. Leading Edge Packaging Inc

ROLLS

1 Coating Rolls 2 Cooling Rolls 3 Design Rolls 4 Embossing Rolls 5 Engraving Rolls 6 Impregnating Rolls 7 Inking Rolls 8 Laminating Rolls 9 Printing Rolls 10 Rubber Rolls 11 Spreader Rolls 12 Waxing Rolls Bemis Packaging 1 5 6 7 9 10 Automated Packaging Sys 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 Clarke Roller & Rubber 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Dependable Marking Systems 7 9 10 Global Equipment USA 1 2 4 8 9 Heidelberg Canada 1 9 Jelinek Cork Group 10 Kinecor LP 1 3 10 Leading Edge Packaging 7 9 Sterling Marking Products 7 10 VisuaScan Inc. 7 8

RUBBER PLATEMAKING EQUIPMENT

Heidelberg Canada Sterling Marking Products Inc Williamson Printing Materials Ltd.

RUBBER PLATE VULCANIZERS Sterling Marking Products Inc Williamson Printing Materials Ltd.

RUBBER STAMPMAKING MACHINES

Williamson Printing Materials Ltd.

RULE BENDERS

Bobst Group North America

RULES, CREASING CUTTING ETC. Bobst Group North America

SATURATING SYSTEMS Global Equipment USA Ltd

SAWS

Glue Dots International

SCANNERS

1 Electronic Scanners 2 Laser Scanners 3 Optical Scanners Ahearn & Soper Inc. 2 3 Automated Packaging Systems 2 3 Banner Engineering 2 3 Barcode Graphics Inc. 1 2 3 Charles Downer & Co. 1 3 Charles Lapierre Inc. (CLI) 1 Dependable Marking Systems 1 EXA Inc. 1 2 3

CANADIAN PACKAGING • FALL 2010

CONVERTING AND BOXMAKING Harlund Industries 1 Industrial Marking Systems 2 Intermec Technologies Canada 2 3 ISRA SURFACE VISION 3 Labelling Technologies 1 3 Manroland Canada 1 Matthews Marking Products 1 2 Omron Canada 2 3 Optel Vision 2 RFID Canada 1 2 3 SICK 2 Snell SPL Packaging Solutions 2 Sort Production Products 1 2 3 Techno Pak Packaging Systems Inc. 1 2 3 Tri-Tronics Company Inc. 3 TruColor Vision Systems Inc. 3 Viascan 2 VisuaScan Inc. 1 2 3 Weber Marking Systems of Canada 1 2

Glue Dots International Parkinson Technologies Inc. Pinnacle Concerting Equipment Inc. QuickLabel Systems

SCORERS

SPLICERS

Glue Dots International Manroland Canada Inc VisuaScan Inc.

SCRAP REMOVAL SYSTEMS Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Gibbs-Brower International Global Equipment USA Ltd Glue Dots International Precision Air Convey Corporation Quickdraft

SHEET CLEANERS

Manroland Canada Inc Maxson Automatic Machinery Company

SHEETING MACHINES

Global Equipment USA Ltd Manroland Canada Inc Maxson Automatic Machinery Company Pinnacle Concerting Equipment Inc. Strathcona Paper LP

SLEEVES

1 Slitter Sleeves 2 Snap-On Sleeves Global Equipment USA 1

SLITTERS & REWINDERS

Bobst Group North America Deacro Industries Ltd Edelstein Diversified Co. Ltd. Elsner Engineering Works Inc. Fiedler Technology Ltd Flexo-Printing Equipment / SIAT Global Equipment USA Ltd

SLITTERS & SCORERS

Bobst Group North America Global Equipment USA Ltd Glue Dots International Pinnacle Concerting Equipment Inc.

SLOTTERS

Bobst Group North America Glue Dots International

SOLVENT RECOVERY EQUIPMENT Global Equipment USA Ltd Max Daetwyler Corp. PAP Engineering Services Williamson Printing Materials Ltd. Bobst Group North America Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Global Equipment USA Ltd Glue Dots International Martin Automatic Inc.

SPRAYERS

John Brooks Company Limited Manroland Canada Inc Nordson Canada Limited Palletizing Systems Ltd

STANDS, UNWIND & REWIND

Baumer Inc. Bobst Group North America Deacro Industries Ltd Elsner Engineering Works Inc. Fiedler Technology Ltd Global Equipment USA Ltd Glue Dots International Macro Engineering & Technology Inc. Maxson Automatic Machinery Company The Montalvo Corporation Parkinson Technologies Inc. Pinnacle Concerting Equipment Inc.

STATIC ELIMINATORS

3M Canada Company Aline Heat Seal Corporation General Magnaplate Corp Lung Meng Machinery (Canada) Inc. Nordson Canada Limited Precision Air Convey Corporation Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Inc. STANMECH Technologies Inc.

STEP & REPEAT MACHINES TACHOMETER

M+L Testing Equipment (1995) Inc Omron Canada Inc Sort Production Products Ltd

Deacro Industries Ltd Global Equipment USA Ltd Lung Meng Machinery (Canada) Inc. Macro Engineering & Technology Inc. Parkinson Technologies Inc. Pinnacle Concerting Equipment Inc. Tharo Systems, Inc.

TAKEOFF UNITS

USED EQUIPMENT

EskoArtwork

Baumer Inc. Davis-Standard Extrusion Systems Glue Dots International Macro Engineering & Technology Inc.

TANKS, HEATING & DIPPING M+L Testing Equipment (1995) Inc Mordhorst Automation Inc.

TEAR STRIP MACHINES

Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Edelstein Diversified Co. Ltd. Impak Packaging Systems Ltd. Shrink Film Systems Ltd.

Charles Downer & Co. Ltd. Dependable Marking Systems Ltd. Global Equipment USA Ltd Impak Packaging Systems Ltd. Manroland Canada Inc Max Daetwyler Corp. Packpro Systems Inc. R-J Machinery Inc Union Standard Equipment Co Unisource Canada

VACUUM PUMPS

Dependable Marking Systems Ltd.

Global Equipment USA Ltd M+L Testing Equipment (1995) Inc R E Morrison Equipment Inc. R-J Machinery Inc

TESTING EQUIPMENT

VISCOSITY CONTROLS

TENSION DISCS

L.T.C. Packaging Services Inc. M+L Testing Equipment (1995) Inc Parkinson Technologies Inc.

THERMOMETERS

L.T.C. Packaging Services Inc. M+L Testing Equipment (1995) Inc

Auto-Mate Technologies, LLC Inkspec/PAD Norcross Corp. Williamson Printing Materials Ltd.

WHEELS

THERMOSTATS

M+L Testing Equipment (1995) Inc

1 Grinding Wheels 2 Perforating Pinking Wheels Kelford Industrial Sales 1 Schober USA 2

TUBE WINDERS

WINDERS

Baumer Inc. Global Equipment USA Ltd Habasit Canada Limited

TURRET REWINDS

Baumer Inc. Bobst Group North America Deacro Industries Ltd Elsner Engineering Works Inc. Fiedler Technology Ltd Flexo-Printing Equipment / SIAT Global Equipment USA Ltd Macro Engineering & Technology Inc. Parkinson Technologies Inc. Pinnacle Concerting Equipment Inc.

1 Film Winders 2 Foil Winders Bemis Packaging 1 Baumer Inc. 1 Bobst Group North America 1 2 Brampton Engineering Inc. 1 Davis-Standard Extrusion Systems 1 Dependable Marking Systems 1 2 Elsner Engineering Works Inc. 1 2 Lung Meng Machinery (Canada) Inc. 1 Macro Engineering & Technology Inc. 1 Parkinson Technologies Inc. 1 2 Pinnacle Concerting Equipment Inc. 1 2

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Bizerba Canada Inc. Bobst Group North America

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PACKAGE MAKERS & PACKAGING SERVICES W H O M A K E S / W H O S E L L S W H AT & W H E R E I N C A N A D A Aerosol Fillers PACIFIC PACKAGING MACHINERY 1284 Puerta Del Sol San Clemente CA 92673 Tel -- 949-369-2425. Pres. -- Jerry Carpino. Plant mgr. -- Jim Spencer. Sales mgr. -- Pete Carpino. Types of products packaged -- Hairspray, household cleaners, pharmaceutical, room deodorizers.

Barcode Certification BARCODE GRAPHICS INC. 25 Brodie Drive, Unit 5 Richmond Hill ON L4B 3K7 905-770-1154 Fax: 905-787-1575 Pres. -- John Herzig. Plant mgr. -- Connie Furtado. Sales mgr. -- . Certification and testing services/facilities -- Final Compliance Certification, Interim Compliance Certification on UPC, EAN, SCC barcodes, BarExamRx Corrective Action Analysis, Colour Contrast Testing. GOLDRICH PRINTPAK INC 100 Industry St Toronto ON M6M 4L9 Tel -416- 769-9000. Pres. & CEO-- Leslie Goldberg. Facilities-- Certification and testing services -- Barcode scanning. SCANRIGHT, DIV OF BARCODE GRAPHICS INC 25 Brodie Drive, Unit #5 Richmond Hill ON L4B 3K7 Tel -- 905-770-1154. Pres. -- John Herzig. Sales mgr. -- Connie Furtado. Certification and testing services/facilities -- ScanRight˙ final compliance certificates, ScanRight˙ interim compliance certification, ScanRight˙ in-house software, QC Monitor software. Distributors of ANSI compliant

Boxmakers ASTRO BOX CORP. 10 Alden Road Units 3-5 Markham ON L3R 2S1 Tel -- 905- 477-7737 Pres. -- C. Parlagreco. Folding Cartons. Facilities -- Die Cutting, Creasing, Scoring, Perforating, Litho, Coating, Hot Stamping, Embossing, Windowing. BOEHMER BOX LP 120 Trillium Dr. Kitchener ON N2E 2C4 Tel -- 519-576-2480. Pres. -- Mark Caines. Cartons. Facilities -- Coating, Creasing, Diecutting, Embossing, Litho, Perforating, Scoring, Prepress Services.

CANAMPAC 120 Trillium Drive Kitchener ON N2E 2C4 Tel -- 519-576-2480. Cartons. Facilities -- Coating, Creasing, Diecutting, Embossing, Litho, Perforating, Scoring. ELLIS PACKAGING LTD. 1830 Sandstone Manor Pickering ON L1W 3Y1 Tel -- 416- 798-7715. Pres. -- P. William Ellis. Plant mgr. -- Greg Bottell. Sales mgr. -- Executive VP & Sales Manager -- Paul Colicchio. Other plants -- Ellis Specialty, Brantford, ON; Ellis Packaging West, Guelph, ON; Ellis Paper Box, Mississauga, ON. ELOPAK CANADA INC. 6430 Blvd des Grandes Prairies SaintLeonard QC H1P 1A2 Tel -- 514- 326-0350. Plant mgr. -- Sonia Savvides. Sales mgr. -Alain Rivard. -- Milk cartons. Facilities -Diecutting, creasing, flexo, litho printing. GOLDRICH PRINTPAK INC 100 Industry St Toronto ON M6M 4L9 Tel -416- 769-9000. Pres. & CEO-- Leslie Goldberg. -- Folding cartons. Facilities -- Diecutting, creasing, scoring, perforating, gluing, windowing, litho, coating, hotstamping, embossing. JONES PACKAGING INC 3000 Page Street London ON N5V 5H3 Tel -- 519- 451-2100. Pres. -- Ron Harris, Vice

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Chairman. Plant mgr. -- J. Roberts. Sales mgr. -- F. Nichols, Technical Manager, Business Development. Other plants -- Guelph ON 519- 821-0550. -- Folding Cartons. Facilities -- Diecutting, Creasing, Scoring, Perforating, Letterpress, Litho, Flexo, Coating, HotStamping, Embossing.

663-6001 Fax: 416-663-6043 Email: jeremy@ arthurpress.com Web: www.arthurpress.com Personnel: David Thorn, President. Types of Products Packaged: Pharmaceuticals. Types of Packages: Bottles, cartons, inserts/outserts, cap-serts, multi-serts, labels and extended content label.

MAJOR BOX INC 1360 Newton Boucherville QC J4B 5H2 Tel -- 514- 384-0584. Pres. -- Mark Uchwat. Plant mgr. -- Hassan Bur. -- Setup Boxes. Facilities -- Diecutting, scoring, perforating, letterpress, hot stamping, embossing.

BARCODE GRAPHICS INC. 25 Brodie Drive, Unit 5 Richmond Hill ON L4B 3K7 905-770-1154 Fax: 905-787-1575 Email: info@BarcodeGraphics.com Web: www. BarcodeGraphics.com Personnel: John Herzig, Pres.; Anita Wong, Office Mgr.; Connie Furtado, Sales Mgr.

MEADWESTVACO PACKAGING SYSTEMS LP 281 Fairall St Ajax ON L1S 1R7 Tel -- 905683-2330. Sales mgr. -- Peter Ferras. NUMATECH CANADA INC. 2272 Hwy 6 S, RR #3 Puslinch ON N0B 2J0 Tel -- 905- 659-2038. Pres. -- Brent Vickery. Plant mgr. -- Terry Carson. Sales mgr. -- John Campbell. -- Folding cartons, setup boxes. Facilities -- Diecutting, creasing, scoring, perforating, letterpress, screen printing. PACKAGING TECHNOLOGIES INC. 310 Courtland Avenue Concord ON L4K 4Y6 Tel -- 905-761-5925. Pres. -- John Franciosa. Plant mgr. -- Clarence Brown. Sales mgr. -Harald Holmes. RESOURCE PRINT & PACKAGING INC. 149 Laschinger Blvd. Unit 14, New Hamburg ON N2C 1K9 Tel --519-748-2551. Pres. -- John Beard. Sales mgr. -- Doug Gibson. -- Folding cartons, setup boxes. Facilities -- Diecutting, creasing, scoring, perforating, litho, offset, flexo, letterpress, coating, windowing, gluing. SPECIALIZED PACKAGING LONDON 5 Cuddy Blvd London ON N5V 3Y3 Tel -- 519659-7011. Pres. -- R. Gariepy. Plant mgr. -- D. Gray. -- Folding Cartons. Facilities -- Diecutting, Creasing, Scoring, Perforating, Litho, Coating, Embossing. STANDARD PAPER BOX, DIV. SPB CANADA INC. 6240 ave du Parc Montreal QC H2V 4H7 Tel -- 514- 273-0411. Pres. -- Andre Moisan. Plant mgr. -- VP Operations -- Sylvain Lavoie. Sales mgr. -- Laurent Grignon. Other plants -- 340 University Ave, Belleville ON K8N 5T6 613968-3581. -- Folding cartons, setup boxes. Facilities -- Diecutting, creasing, scoring, perforating, litho, flexo, coating, hot-stamping, embossing.

Contract Packaging A & L PACKAGING INC. 364 St. Vincent Street #5 Barrie, ON L4M 6E9 Tel: 705-735-6848 Fax: 705-735-6208 Email: anlpack@csolve.net Web: www.aandlpackaging.com Personnel: Garvin Lewis, Pres. Joyce Hakunavanhu, Sales Types of Products Packaged: Cosmetics, clothing, automotive parts, VHS & DVD’s, Games Types of Packaging: Blister, Cartons, Pouches, Shrink, Pic N Pac ADVANTAGE HEALTH CARE PACKAGING LTD. 2220-9 Argentia Road Mississauga, ON L5N 2K7 Tel: 905-858-3871 Fax: 905-858-3728 Email: Advantage-hcp@on.aibn.com Personnel: Phil Edwards, Pres. S. Krause, QA Manager Types of Products Packaged: Pharmaceuticals: Prescription Drug, Animal Drug, Consumer Health Care Diagnostics Types of Packaging: Bottles, Cartons, Pharmaceutical Launch, Commercial Rx Pakaging, Heat Seal, Clinical Pkg., Physician Samples THE ARTHUR PRESS LIMITED 162 Norfinch Dr. Toronto ON M3N 1X6 416-

BRADMAN LAKE GROUP 9201-D Forsyth Park Drive Charlotte, NC USA 28273 Tel: 704-588-3301 Fax: 704-588-3302 Email: sales@bradmanlake.com Web: www. bradmanlake.com Distributor: Propack, Oakville, ON 905-469-3337 Fax: 905-4693275 Personnel: Nick Bishop, V.P. Sales & Marketing Types of Products Packaged: Dry, Liquid, Food, Pastes, Powders, Candy & Confectionery, Bakery Types of Packaging: Bottles, Cartons, Form/Fill/Seal, Pouches, Jars, Shrink

BRITMAN PACKAGING SERVICES 655 Finley Avenue Ajax, ON L1S 3V3 Tel: 905-619-1478. Personnel: Farhat Buchh, Pres.. Ray Grzesik, Plant Manager. Types of Products Packaged: Dry, Foods, Powders, Pharmaceuticals. Types of Packaging: Blister, Bottles, Cartons, Form/Fill/Seal, Jars, Shrink, Skin, Tubes, Clean Room Facilities, HACCP Approved Facility. BUCKHORN CANADA INC. 8032 Torbram Road Brampton, ON L6T 3T2 Tel: 800-461-7579 905-791-6500 Fax: 905791-9942 Email: jmorrison@buckhorncanada. com Web: www.buckhorncanada.com Branches: Calgary, AB 403-278-9303 Montreal, QC 514-336-1991 Personnel: Jim Morrison, V.P. & G.M. Tim Walsh, National Sales Manager Types of Products Packaged: Food, Meat, Poultry, Retail Products, etc. Types of Packaging: Pallets, Bins, Trays, Broad Trays CANADIAN CUSTOM PACKAGING AND COLOR GROUP 333 Rimrock Road, Toronto, ON M3J 3J9 Tel: 416-638-1111 Gord Connelly, Pres.. Amir Khan, Plant Manager. Laura Mair, Sales Manager.Types of Products Packaged: Liquids, Pastes, Powders, Pharmaceuticals, Flammables. Types of Packages: Bottles, Cartons, Jars, Shrink, Tubes, Sachets, pouch packs- Pails and Drums. CELPLAST METALLIZED PRODUCTS 67 Commander Blvd., Unit 4 Toronto, ON M1S 3M7 Tel: 416-293-4330 Fax: 416-293-9198 Email: naomi@celplast.com Web: www.cmp. celplast.com Personnel: Bill Hellings, Vice Pres. Marc Jolicoeur, Plant Supervisor Types of Packaging: Metallized PET, OPP, PE, Nylon, PVC, Clear Barrier PET, OPP, Nylon CONFAB LABORATORIES INC. 4355 Sir Wilfred Laurier Blvd. Saint-Hubert QC J3Y 3X3 Tel: 450-443-6666, 888-8266322 Fax: 450-443-4466 Senior Director, Sales & Marketing -- Raymond Baribeau. Types of Products Packaged: Pharmaceuticals. Types of Packaging: Blister, Bottles, Cartons, Shrink, Tubes. Confab offers packaging services such as bottling liquids and tablets, blisters both thermo and cold form, drinkable ampule filling, tube filling, plastic unit dose form/fill/seal. CO-PAK PACKAGING CORP. 165 Summerlea Road Brampton, ON L6T 4P6

Tel: 905-799-0092, 416-317-3597 Fax: 905799-0145 Email: toddw@co-pak.com Web: www.co-pak.com Personnel: Roy Whiston, Pres. Todd Wylie, VP, Business Development Types of Products Packaged: Chemicals, Co-Packing Services, Dry, Food, Liquid, Pastes, Powders, Pharmaceuticals Types of Packaging: Blister, Cartons, Form/Fill/Seal, Pouches, Shrinkwrapping, Skin, Hand Assembly, Pallet Display, Kitting, Repacking, Cello and Poly Bagging, Warehouse Distribution FILLAB INC. 11750, 4th Avenue R.D.P. Montreal, QC H1E 3B3 Tel: 514-494-8286 Fax: 514-643-1518 Email: info@fillab.com Web: www.fillab.com Personnel: Louise Demers, General Manager Luc Vaugeois, National Sales Manager Types of Products Packaged: Contract Packaging Services CGMP- Tablets, Capsules, SoftGels, Creams, Liquids, Powders Licences Healt Canada HPFB/DGPSA and Controlled Substances Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics, Nutritional Supplements, Natural Health Products Types of Packaging: Blister Pack Machine: PVC-PVDC-Aclar-Foil/Foil Bottles Filling Machine: Tablets/Capsules, Liquid/Cream Pouches FFS- Filling Machine: Cream, Powder Tubes Filling Machines: Plastic & Metal Tubes Ampoules/Vials Filling Machines: Plastic & Glass 3D-Blistel FFS-: Cream, Liquid GOLDRICH PRINTPAK INC. 100 Industry Street Toronto, ON M6M 4L9 Tel: 416-769-9000 Fax: 416-769-5454 Email: info@goldpak.com Web: www.goldpak.com Personnel: Leslie H. Goldberg, Pres. & CEO. Types of Products Packaged: Blister, Plastic to Plastic Sealing, Skin, Shrink Wrap, Display Builds and Filling, Light Assembly, Boxing, Bagging Types of Packaging: Blister Packs, Skin Packs, Folding Cartons, Displays Corrugated or Fibre Boxboard, Shrinkwrapping, Conveyor Assembly, Light Manufacturing LABELLING TECHNOLOGIES 1435 Bonhill Road, Unit 31 Mississauga, ON L5T 1V2 Tel: 905-564-2794 888-250-1524 Fax: 905-564-2793 Representatives: EXA Systems Inc., St. Laurent, QC 514-333-3116 Fax: 514-333-5688 Snell SPL Packaging, Mississauga, ON 905-565-9484 Fax: 905565-9485 Personnel: William K. Batter, Pres. Eric J. Buss, V.P. Production Alex L. Simeonov, Sales & Marketing Manager Types of Products Packaged: P.S. Labelling Equip. LES EMBALLAGES KNOWLTON / KNOWLTON PACKAGING 315 Chemin Knowlton Knowlton, QC J0E 1V0 Tel: 450-243-6161 Fax: 450-243-0559 Personnel: John Bertuccini, Pres. Alain Pilon, V.P. Operations Pierre Prudhomme, CFO Mario Allaire, V.P. Sales & Marketing Types of Products Packaged: Health & Beauty, A/PDEO, Facial Care, Sun Care, Nail Care, Hair Color Types of Packaging: Tubes, Bottles, Jars, Canister, Cartons, Shrink Email: jhoughton@novapk.com www.novapk.com NOVA PACK LIMITED 6470 Northam Drive Mississauga, ON L4V 1H9 Tel: 905-673-6682 Fax: 905-672-7225 Personnel: James Houghton, Pres.. Types of Products Packaged: Dry, Pharmaceutical. Types of Packaging: Blister, Carton, Form/ Fill/Seal, Shrink, POP/POS Display, Bagging, Kitting, Shrinkbanding. OSG IVERS-LEE INC. 31 Hansen Road South Brampton ON L6W 3H7 Tel: 905-451-5535 800-387-1188 Fax: 905-451-1255 Email: bbendall@ivers-lee.ca Web: www.ivers-lee.ca Personnel: Steve Blanchet, Pres. Rob Radich, Senior Director of Operations Jerry Romano, Production Manager John Murphy, New Business Devel-

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MAKERS opment Manager Bud Bendall, District Manager Types of Products Packaged: Other: Pharmaceutical, Cosmetics and Personal Care Products, Household Products, Neutraceuticals Types of Packaging: Other: Blister Packaging for Tablets, Caplets, Capsules, Hard and Soft Gelatin Capsules. Liquid, Tablet and Powder Pouches rectangular and die-cut shapes-, Assembly, Automatic Cartoning, Heat Sealing and Crimping POLYBOTTLE GROUP LIMITED 7464 132nd Street Surrey, BC V3W 4M7 Tel: 604-594-4999 Fax: 604-594-3257 Email: manuelc@polybottle.com Web: www.polybottle.com Branches: Edmonton, AB 780468-6019 Personnel: Tony Pardy, General Manager Manuel Chan, Account Manager Sara Marion, Sales Rep Types of Products Packaged: Automotive: Private Label Motor Oils, Anti-freeze, Windshield Washer A/F, Kerosene etc. custom Packaging- in Drums, Pails, Cases, etc. Types of Packaging: Other: Custom Blow Molding box, bottles, caps, labels, etc POLYDEPOT INC. 2079 The Collegeway, Unit 105 Mississauga ON L5L 3M1 Tel: 416-316-4488 Email: info@ polydepot.com Web: www.polydepot.com Types of Products Packaged: Dry Powders & Granules - Food Grade Packaging, Pharmaceuticals Packaging Types of Packaging: Protective Packaging, Foam Pouches, Bubble Film Pouches, Reflective Insulated Pouches PORTABLE PACKAGING SYS. INC. 1011 Upper Middle Road, Suite 1311 Oakville, ON L6H 5Z9 Tel: 866-898-8762 Email: allen@ psinc.ca Web: www.ppsinc.ca Personnel: Kurt Menezes, Co-Owner Allen Jones, Director Marketing Types of Products Packaged: Dry, Food, Liquid, Pastes, Powders, Promotional Bins & Materials. Co-Packer, Repacker. Types of Packaging: Blister, Cartons, Form/ Fill/Seal, Pouches, Jars, Shrink PRIMEX PACKAGING SERVICES LTD. 6455 Vipond Drive Hamilton, ON L5T 1J2 Tel: 905-564-2020 416-918-1404 Fax: 905-5642727 Email: bwilcox@packaging.ca Web: www.packaging.ca Personnel: Bill Wilcox, General Manager Mr. Terry Hines, Business Development Types of Products Packaged: Dry Products Free Flowing To 3000gm Types of Packaging: Shrinkwrapping Services Email: paquet@promowrap.com Web: www. promowrap.com PROMO WRAP 1464 Cornwall Road, Suite 7 Oakville, ON L6L 7W5 Tel: 866-898-8762 Fax: 905-8459810 Personnel: William Dobson, General Manager Blake Martin Jacques Paquet Types of Products Packaged: Dry, Food, Liquid, Pastes, Powders, Beer & Soft Drinks Types of Packaging: Printed & Clear Shrinkfilm Multi & Variety Packs RECOCHEM INC. 850 montée de Liesse Montreal, QC H4T 1P4 Tel: 514-341-3550 Fax: 514-341-3263 Email: jrichards@recochem.com Web: www.recochem.com Branches: Brampton, ON 905791-1788 Port Coquitlam, BC 604-941-9404 Personnel: Rick Boudreaux, CEO Paul Morgan, Sr. Vice Pres. Jim Campbell, COO Marina Kovrig, VP Consumer Division and External Affairs Jim Richards, District Manager, Eastern Region Fred Mauti, Plant Manager, Brampton Sales: Norm Renglich, Kert Teblum, Rick Wood, Peter Laing, George Mittlestead, Dio Mastrodomineco Types of Products Packaged: Automotive: Windshield Washer, Coolant, Gas Line Antifreeze, Brake Fluid Chemical: Paint Thinner, Solvents, Lamp Oil, Moisture Repellant, Cleansers, Wood Preservatives Granular: Moth Crystals, TSP, Epsom Salts Types of Packaging: Boxes: Gable Top Coated, Fibre Board Can: 20L Pails Flexible: 4L, 1L and 150ml HDPE Blown In House Other: Totes, Drums

REPACK CANADA 5149 & 5169 Bradco Blvd. Mississauga, ON L4W 2A6 905-624-5650 Fax: 905624-2916 Email: info@repackcanada. com Web: www.repackcanada.com Personnel: Carol Levy, Pres.; Yvonne Rutherford, Sales Manager; Eira BraunLabossiere, Sales & Customer Care;

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Angela Brewitt, Production Manager. Types of Product Packaged: Prepackaged: foods, pharmaceutical, liquor, personal care products, household goods and more. Types of Packaging: POP displays, PDQ displays, display ready pallets, club packs, shrink wrapping, bundle wrapping, heat sealing, over labelling, sorting/inspecting, hand assembly, poly bagging, kit assembly, nurtrition fact labelling, reformat packing, and more. REX PAK LIMITED 85 Thornmount Drive Toronto, ON M1B 5V3 Tel: 416-755-3324 Web: www.rexpak.com Personnel: Louie Sabatini, Pres. Steve Napier, General Manager John Medeiros, Plant Manager Types of Products Packaged: Dry Food Products: Powder and Non-Powder Types of Packaging: Horizontal and Vertical Form Fill Seal Pouches, Cartons RW PACKAGING LTD. 200 Omand’s Creek Blvd. Winnipeg, MB R2R 1V7 Tel: 204-786-6873 Fax: 204-786-1927 Email: rwp@rwpackaging.com Web: www. rwpackaging.com Branches: St. Albert, AB 780-458-5722 Personnel: Henry De Ruiter, Pres. & CEO; Diane Solvason, Divisional Sales Manager; M. Dutka, Plant Manager. Types of Products Packaged: Liquid and powder O.T.C. (wet & dry) products, including epsom salts, peroxides and alcohols, automotive liquids such as WWAF and coolant, household products including bleach, fabric softener, ammonia and charcoal starter. Types of Packages: Bottles, jars and cartons SERTAPAK GROUP - PACKAGING SYS. 1039 Dundas Street Woodstock, ON N4S 8R2 Tel: 519-539-3330, 800-265-1162 Fax: 519-539-4499 Email: think@sertapak.com Web: www.sertapak.com Branches: Windsor, ON 519-250-3880 Portland TN USA 866-4014321 Personnel: Dave Nettleton, Pres. & CEO Types of Products Packaged: Service All Industries Types of Packaging: Corrugated pallets/plastic & corr. sleeves-, Metal Racks, Dunnage SMURFIT-MBI 7120 Hurontario Road STE 200, Mississauga ON L5W 0A9 Tel: 905-362-7450 Fax: 905362-7475 Email: info@smurfit-mbi.com Web: www.smurfit-mbi.com Branches: St. Laurent, QC 514-744-4414; Guelph, ON 519-821-4930; Rexdale, ON 416-213-1200; Burlington, ON 905-634-5525; Milton, ON 519-821-4930; Winnipeg, MB 204-697-5300; Regina, SK 306-525-7700; Calgary, AB 403-214-5200; Edmonton, AB 780-416-2200; New Westminster, BC 604-521-1821 Representatives: Smurfit-Image Pac, Etobicoke, ON 416-2598421 Fax: 416-259-3659 Smurfit-Image Pac Display, Toronto, ON 416-297-9494 Fax: 416297-1601 Image Pac Graphics, Mississauga, ON 905-364-3075 Fax: 905-364-3076 Personnel: Steve Strang, VP & General Manager Gary Corcoran, Director, Sales & Marketing Bob Cherrett, Director, Finance Tony Orchard, Director, Manufacturing Gerard Riendeau, Director, Human Resources Types of Products Packaged: Other: National designer and manufacturer of corrugated packaging and displays Types of Packaging: Boxes: Corrugated Distribution and Retail Packaging Other: Point-of-Purchase Displays STOCK STERI-TECHNIC CANADA INC. 815 A Tecumseh Pointe-Claire, QC H9R 4B1 Tel: 514-426-1266 Fax: 514-426-1200 Email: nwilliamson@stockcanada.ca Web: www. stockcanada.ca Branches: Grafton, WI USA 262-375-4100 Personnel: Michael Galvin Nicole Williamson, Plant Management Henryette Michaud, Sales Jason Miller, Sales Types of Packaging: Flexible: Trays: PP, HPDE, CPET, EVOH, APET and Film Other: Sealing Machine, Transformer, Fill & Seal and Retort Email: dvandergrient@tricogroup.com Web: www.tricogroup.com THE TRICO GROUP INC. 1390 Startop Road Ottawa, ON K1B 4V7 Tel: 613-749-7414, 1-866-30TRICO Fax: 613-7495835 Personnel: Bernard Pigeon, Pres. Chris Laflamme, Plant Manager Dan Van der Grient, VP Sales Types of Products Packaged: Food: Unrefrigerated Food, Bundling, Banding Pharmaceuticals: Tampons, Wet Wipes Other:

Facial Tissue, Toilet Tissue, Napkins, Printed Coupons Types of Packaging: Shrink: 4 Hi Speed Fully Automatic L-Bar Sealers, Bundling Capability Tubes: 3 Hi Speed Horizontal Form Fill Machines, Printed Film Capability, Full Commercial Printing and Book Binding TRANSPARENT PACKAGING INC. 480 Parkdale Avenue North Hamilton, ON L8H 5Y2 Tel: 800-461-8106, 905-545-4640 Email: info@tpackaging.com Web: www. tpackaging.com Personnel: David Dennison Mark Gillis, Plant Management R. St. Laurent, Sales Ricardo Umana, Sales Types of Products Packaged: Cosmetics, Hardware, Housewares, Sporting Goods, Toys, Dry Goods Types of Packaging: Blister Pack, Seal & Form, Clamshell Manufacture, Fill, Heat Seal, Hand Kit Assembly VAN WYCK PACKAGING LTD. 1025 8th Street East Owen Sound, ON N4K 1M5 Tel: 519-376-8310 Fax: 519-376-8726 Email: sales@vanwyck.com Web: www. vanwyck.com Branches: Label Division, Langley, BC 604-882-9925 Representatives: Dilan Clinical Packaging, Mississauga, ON 905-363-2100 Horticolor, Boucherville, QC 450-641-2642 Personnel: Jeff Sziklai, Pres. Dale Schnurr, Production Manager Types of Products Packaged: Pharmaceutical Contract Packaging, Clinical Trial Packaging, Solid Dose Types of Packaging: Blister, Cartons, Skin, Unit Dose Cards, Inserts Labels VULSAY INDUSTRIES LTD. 35 Regan Road Brampton, ON L7A 1B2 Tel: 905-846-2200 905-495-5127 Fax: 905-8462249 Email: rossq@vulsay.com Web: www. vulsay.com Personnel: Ross Quantz, Pres. Nabil Hmaiden, Plant Manager Mike Hercus, Sales Beverley Doyle, Sales Types of Products Packaged: Chemical: Lubricants, Antifreeze, Windshield Wash, Brake Fluid, Power Steering Fluid, Any Other Functional Automotive Fluids Granular: Solvents, Marine Products, Household Products, Agricultural Chemicals, Fuel Conditioners Types of Packaging: Flexible: Plastic Bottles, Plastic and Steel Pails and Drums, Tin Cans, Totes and Bulk

Converters of Papers, Films, Foils ALL STICK LABEL LTD 25 Nixon Rd Bolton ON L7E 1K2 Tel -- 416798-7310. Pres. -- Mike Adam Sr. Plant mgr. -- Gerry Schnurr. Sales mgr. -- Peter Brown. Materials converted: -- Papers, Films, Foils. Facilities -- Laminating, flexo, hot stamping, cold foil, embossing, diecutting, multipanel labels. ALPHA POLYBAG CORP. 296 Walker Dr Brampton ON L6T 4B3 Tel -905-789-6770. Sales mgr. -- Matthew Kerrigan. Other plants -- Films. Materials converted: -- Bagmaking, diecutting, flexo, laminating, roll stock. AT PLASTICS INC 134 Kennedy Rd S Brampton ON L6W 3G5 Tel -905- 451-1630. Pres. -- Gary Connaughty. Plant mgr. -- Roel Van Leeuwen. Sales mgr. -- Manuel Garces. Materials converted: -- Films. Facilities -- Bagmaking, Flexo.

ATLANTIC PACKAGING PRODUCTS LTD. 111 Progress Ave Toronto ON M1P 2Y9 Tel -- 416- 298-8101. Pres. -- John Cherry. Plant Manager -- David Smith. Sales mgr. -- Dale Lee. Other plants -- Scarborough & Windsor, ON. Materials converted: -Papers and Films. Facilities -- Manufacturer of polyethylene & paper bags. CANFAB PACKAGING INC. 2740 St Patrick St Montreal QC H3K 1B8 Tel -- 514- 935-5265. Pres. -- T. Klein. Sales Mgr. -- Karen Muggeridge. Materials converted: -- Papers, foils. CELPLAST METALLIZED PRODUCTS LTD. 67 Commander Blvd, Unit 4 Scarborough ON M1S 3M7 Tel -- 416- 293-4330. Pres. -- Bill Hellings. Plant mgr. -- John MacDougall. Materials converted: -- Metallized films: Polyester (PET), bi-axially oriented polypropylene (BOPP), cast polypropylene(CPP),

polyethylene (PE), nylon (PA), Poly Lactide Acid (PLA), poly vinyl chloride (PVC), oriented poly-styrene (OPS) from 36 - 1,500 gauge. Clear Barrier films: Aluminum Oxide Coated Polyester and Silicone Oxide Coated PET, BOPP, PLA, PA. Facilities: Vacuum metallizing of films, clear barrier films for all types of barrier packaging. CHANTLER PACKAGING INC. 880 Lakeshore Rd E Mississauga ON L5E 1E1 Tel -- 905- 274-2533. Pres. -- Jim Rook. Plant mgr. -- John Wennekes, Maintenance Manager. Materials converted: -- Papers, films. Facilities -- Bagmaking, Flexo, Diecutting, Slitting, Sheeting, Rewind, Special Shaped Bags, film extrusion. COVERTECH FABRICATING INC 10 Dansk Crt, #6 Etobicoke ON M9W 5T8 Tel -- 416- 798-1340. Vice Pres. -- John Starr. Sales mgr. -- Sandy Churney. Materials converted: -- Films, Foils. Facilities -- Laminating. CROWN CANADA 295 Benjamin Hudon St Laurent QC H4N 1J1 Tel -- 514- 334-7282. Pres. -- Maggie Waitts. Plant mgr. -- Linda Martell. Sales mgr. -- Linda Martel. Other plants -- Markham, ON. Materials converted: Foils. Facilities -- Hot stamping roll leaf. CROWN PACKAGING PO Box 94188 Richmond BC V6Y 2A4 Tel -- 604- 277-7111. Pres. -- Vice Pres -- Joe Knoll. Plant mgr. -- Larry Davis. Sales mgr. -- Brent Giles. Materials converted: -- Papers. Facilities -- Coating, Bagmaking, Tissue Winding, Napkins, Counter Rolls, Roll Heads, Packing Sheets. EDELSTEIN DIVERSIFIED CO. LTD. 901 Avon Montreal QC H4X 2G8 Tel -- 514489-8689. Pres. -- Malcolm Matthew. Sales mgr. -- M. Grevatt. Materials converted: -Papers, films, foils. Facilities -- Pressure sensitive tape converters. ELOPAK CANADA INC. 6430 Blvd des Grandes Prairies SaintLeonard QC H1P 1A2 Tel -- 514- 326-0350. Plant mgr. -- Sonia Savvides. Sales mgr. -Alain Rivard. Materials converted: -- Papers, foils. Facilities -- Converted polyethylene board and foil laminated board. Diecutting and creasing, flexo and litho EXCEL-PAC INC. 1041 boul. Des Enterprises ouest Terrebonne QC J6Y 1V2 Tel -- 450- 628-4288 toll free 1-800-718-9235-. Pres. -- Vincent Musacchio. Technical Manager R&D -- Yvon Bolduc. Sales mgr. -- Roberto Travaglini. Materials converted: -- Films. Facilities -- Flexo printing, solventless lamination, pouch making, 3-side seal, stand-up, ziplock, plain and printed rollstock laminations.

FARNELL PACKAGING LTD. 30 Isley Ave Dartmouth NS B3B 1L3 Tel -- 902- 468-9378. Pres. -- D. R. Farnell. Plant mgr. -- D. Christianson. Sales mgr. -- D. Stanfi eld. Materials converted: -Films, Foils. Facilities -- PE film extruder, fl exo printer, bag/sheet maing as well as pressure sensitive self-adhesivefl exo label manufacturer with a 40+ year history providing packaging solutions. FPC FLEXIBLE PACKAGING CORP. 1891 Eglinton Ave E Toronto ON M1L 2L7 Tel -- 416- 288-3060. Pres. -- Don Iwacha Plant mgr. -- Wayne Miller, VP Manufacturing. Materials converted: -- Papers, films, foils. Facilities -- Laminating, coating, bagmaking, gravure, flexo, embossing, slitting. GOLDRICH PRINTPAK INC 100 Industry St Toronto ON M6M 4L9 Tel -416- 769-9000. Pres. & CEO-- Leslie Goldberg. Materials converted: -- Papers. Facilities -- Litho, hot stamping, embossing, diecutting, creasing, scoring, folding, coating, UV coating. GRAPHIC PACKAGING CANADA CORP. 1691 Matheson Blvd E Mississauga ON L4W 1S1 Tel -- 905- 624-1701. Pres. -- Robert May. Plant mgr. -- Pierre Le Gourrierec, Jr. Sales mgr. -- Steve Ablett. Other plants -- GPCC, 1664 Seel Ave, Winnipeg, MB, R3T 4X5 204-

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MAKERS 284-6611, GPCC, 13320 River Rd, PO Box 2028, Vancouver, BC, V6B 3P8 604- 2739277. Materials converted: -- Papers, Films, Foils. Facilities -- Bagmaking, rotogravure printing, flexographic printing, heat seal coating, laminating, packaging films, demetallization, blown film, wax-coat, duplex bags, wicketted bags. HEAT SEAL PACKAGING 21919 Dumberry Rd Vaudreuil QC J7V 8P7 Tel -- 514- 424-0191. Pres. -- Ivonis Mazzarolo. Plant mgr. -- Mike Spadavecchia. Sales mgr. -- Louis de Bellefeuille. Materials converted: -- Papers, Films, Foils. Facilities -- Laminating, Coating, Flexo, Embossing, Diecutting, Extruding, Slitting. INDUSTRIAL MARKING SYSTEMS INC. 9000 Henri Bourassa W St Laurent QC H4S 1L5 Tel -- 514- 336-3213. Pres. -- Jean Ethier. Plant mgr. -- Jean Ethier. Sales mgr. -- Michel Sirois. Materials converted: -- Papers, films, foils. Facilities -- Diecutting, Flexoprinting, laminating, coating, creasing, scoring. JONES PACKAGING INC. 3000 Page Street London ON N5V 5H3 Tel -- 519- 451-2100. Pres. -- Ron Harris. Plant mgr. -- C. Zammit, Vice Pres. Procurement & Logistics. Sales mgr. -- F. Nichols, Technical Manager, Business Development. Materials converted: -- Papers, Films, Foils & Boxboard. Facilities -- Laminating, coating, bagmaking, letterpress, litho, flexo, pressure sensitive labels, inserts, leaflets, paper bags, shrink sleeves.

LABELAD LTD. 400 Cochrane Dr. Markham ON L3R 8E3 Tel -- 905- 475-3738. V.P. -- Joe Campbell. Plant mgr. -- Bob Walker. Mktg. Mgr. -Shari Walker. Materials converted: -Papers, Films, Foils. Facilities -- Laminating, Letterpress, Flexo, Hot-Stamping, Embossing, Diecutting. MCNAIRN PACKAGING 125 Consumers Dr Whitby ON L1N 1C4 Tel -- 905- 668-7533. Pres. -- K W A Miller. Plant mgr. -- Bart Gogarty, VP & Chief Operating Officer Mark Hockley, Manufacturing Manager. Sales mgr. -- Brent Quinn, National Sales Manager. Materials converted: -- Papers & Films & Foils. Facilities -- Laminating, Coating, Diecutting, Flexo Printing, Sheet Fed Letterpress, Sheeting, Slitting, Bagmaking, Interfolding.

METRO LABEL CO. LTD. 999 Progress Ave. Toronto ON M1B 6J1 416-321-7889 Pres. -- Sandeep Lal. Plant mgr. -- Cindy Davis. VP Sales -- Vinod Sharma. Other plants -- 6200 GrandeAllee, St. Hubert, QC, 450-495-1695; 20215 97th Ave. Langley BC, 604-5134119. Materials converted: -- . Facilities -- Laminating, coating, letterpress, litho, fl exo, hot stamping, embossing, diecutting, expanded content labels, de-lan/ re-lan, coupons, tags, glue applied labels. MULTISAC, DIV. WORKMAN PACKAGING 345 Montee De Liesse Saint Laurent QC H4T 1P5 Tel -- 514- 344-7227. Pres. -- M. Kraminer. Plant mgr. -- Peter Byrns. Sales mgr. -- Randy Jackson, VP Operations. Materials converted: -- Converters of Coated/Woven Polyolefirn Fabrics. Facilities -- Laminating, Bagmaking, Flexo. PECHINEY CANADA 180 Walker Dr Brampton ON L6T 4V8 Tel -416- 458-1111. Materials converted: -- Papers, Films, Foils. Facilities -- Laminating, Coating, Pouch Making, Gravure, Flexo Printing, Thermoforming, Extrusion of Film. PEEL PLASTIC PRODUCTS LTD. 49 Rutherford Road South Brampton ON L6W 3J3 Tel -- 905-456-3660. Pres. -- Bill Troost. Plant mgr. -- Tony Cacic. Sales mgr. -- Films. Other plants -- Bagmaking, coating, flexo, laminating. PROGRESSIVE PACKAGING LTD. 285 Industrial Pkwy S Aurora ON L4G 3V8 Tel -- 905- 727-0121. Pres. -- Peter Mattiuzzo, General Manager. Plant mgr. -- Don Hilder. Sales mgr. -- Michael Olejnik. Materials

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RASSEIN 175 Deerfield Rd Newmarket ON L3Y 2L8 Tel -- 416- 447-3567. Pres. -- Brian E. Baker. Plant mgr. -- M. Tihal - Extrusion; J. McMullan Converting. Materials converted: -- Papers, Films, Foils. Facilities -- Laminating, Coating, Bagmaking, Flexo Process.

E.I. DUPONT CANADA COMPANY 7070 Mississauga Rd., Mississauga, ON L5N 5M8 Tel -- 905- 821-5042 Services -- Photopolymer Platemaking Equipment; Flexographic Printing Plates

RESOURCE PRINT & PACKAGING INC. 149 Laschinger Blvd. Unit 14, New Hamburg ON N2C 1K9 Tel --519-748-2551. Pres. -- John Beard. Sales mgr. -- Doug Gibson. Materials converted: -- Papers, Films, Foils. Facilities -- Flexo, litho, letterpress, laminating, coating, diecutting, pressure sensitive labels, imprinting, hot stamping, embossing, creasing, scoring. ROLL-O-SHEETS CANADA LTD 130 Big Bay Pt Rd Barrie ON L4N 9B4 Tel -- 705- 722-5223. Pres. -- T. J. McCullough. Materials converted: -- Films. Facilities -Converting and warehouse operation Barrie, Ontario. SAFETY SEAL PLASTICS INC. 120 Nebo Rd, Unit 2 Hamilton ON L8W 2E4 Tel -- 905- 575-9699. Pres. -- Grant MacLean. Plant mgr. -- Richard Bronelle. Sales mgr. -Jenna MacLean. Materials converted: -- Films, Papers, Foils. Facilities -- Flexo. THE SHEETING EDGE COMPANY LTD/ BALDWIN PAPER CO LTD 820 Gana Ct Mississauga ON L5S 1N9 Tel -- 905- 670-0850. Pres. -- Bruce Baldwin. Plant mgr -- Ivo Marinella Operations Manager. Sales mgr. -- Linda Eadie. Materials converted: -- Papers. SOURCE ID INC. 9000 Ouest Boul. Henri Bourassa St. Laurent QC H4S 1L5 Tel -- 514- 747-0403. Sales mgr. -- Michael Lands. Materials converted: -Papers, films, foils. Facilities -- Letterpress, litho, flexo, diecutting, creasing, scoring, coding marking, imprinting and barcoding, laminating, coating. SUPREMEX INC. 400 Humberline Dr Toronto ON` M9W 5T3 Tel -- 416-675-9370. Sales mgr. -- Murray Rundle. Materials converted: -- Papers. Facilities -- Gluing, paper to lightweight paperboard, soft packaging. TAPE SPECIALTIES LTD 615 Bowes Rd Concord ON L4K 1J5 Tel -905- 669-4881. Pres. -- H. Young. Plant mgr. -- R. Davidson. Sales mgr. -- M. Turner. Materials converted: -- Papers, Films & Foils. Facilities -- Laminating, coating, pressure sensitive adhesives, silicones. TOPSYN FLEXIBLE PACKAGING LTD. 18 Stapleton Street Winnipeg MB R2L 2E2 Tel -- 204-668-5388 Pres. -- Gary Kryschuk Sales Manager -- Jeff Jenkins Materials converted -- Films Facilities -- Bagmaking, Flexo, Laminating VIASCAN INC. 8102 Route Transcanadienne St Laurent QC H4S 1M5 Tel -- 514- 744-1000. Pres. -- D. Kurdi. Sales mgr. -- Dan Timmons. Materials converted: -- Films. Facilities -- Manufacture slitting- of thermal ribbons. WEDLOCK PAPER CONVERTERS LTD. 2327 Stanfield Rd Mississauga ON L4Y 1R6 Tel -- 905- 277-9461. Pres. -- Sean Wedlock. Plant mgr. -- Mauro Tambasco. Sales mgr. -- Michael Stager. Materials converted: -Papers & Foils. Facilities -- Bagmaking, Gravure, Flexo, Laminating, Slitting, Hot Melt Coatings. WINPAK LTD. 100 Saulteaux Cres Winnipeg MB R3J 3T3 Tel -- 204- 889-1015. Pres. -- B.J. Berry. Plant mgr. -- O. Lindstrom, VP Operations . Sales mgr. -- Pres. Winpak Div -- D.A. Johns. Materials converted: -- Papers & Films & Foils. Facilities -- Laminating, coating, bagmaking, letterpress, gravure, flexo, embossing, diecutting, creasing, scoring. WINPAK PORTION PACKAGING LTD. 26 Tidemore Ave Rexdale ON M9W 7A7 Tel -- 416- 744-5121. Sales mgr. -- Robert Graham. Materials converted: Papers, films. Facilities --All.

GOLDRICH PRINTPAK INC 100 Industry St Toronto ON M6M 4L9 Tel -416- 769-9000. Pres. & CEO-- Leslie Goldberg. Services -- Creative Art Services, Wide Format Printing, Computer-to-plate, Prototyping. HERZIG SOMERVILLE LIMITED 543 Richmond St W Toronto ON M5V 1Y6 Tel -- 416- 681-1200. Pres. -- Mark Quesnelle. Plant mgr. -- L. Ungar. Sales mgr. -- R. Durst. Services -- High quality pre-press work, digital communications. KODAK 3700 Gilmore Way Burnaby BC V4G 4M1 Tel -- 514639-1117. Pres. -- Larry Letteney. Services -- Prepress products and services. LYFT VISUAL 5800 Ambler Dr. Mississauga ON L4W 4J4 Tel -- 905-624-8478. Pres. -- Serge Traj. Services -- Pre-Media, Workflow Solutions & Digital Print.

Line Integrators CHARLES DOWNER & CO. LTD. 52 West Beaver Creek Road Unit 7 Richmond Hill ON L4B 1L9 Tel -- 905- 882-2222 Pres. -- Jeff Downer. Engineering Manager -- John MacArthur

NEWMAPAK LTD. 285 Liberte Candiac QC J5R 6Z7 Tel -514- 866-5572 Pres. -- Robert Kucey. Plant Manager -- Gilles Legris. Sales Mgr. -- Michael Kucey. Manufacturer of conveyor system and automation. STRONG POINT AUTOMATION INC. 30 Fleming Drive Cambridge ON N1T 2B1 Tel -- 519-624-1255 Pres. -- Warren Tatt. Sales Mgr. -- Drew Cameron. TRI-MACH 315 Breithaupt St. Kitchener ON N2H 5H6 Tel -- 519-744-6565 Fax -- 519-744-6829 Vice Pres. of Sales -- Doug Pedersen

Manufacturers of Corrugated Boxes, etc. ATLANTIC PACKAGING PRODUCTS LTD. 111 Progress Ave Toronto ON M1P 2Y9 Tel -- 416- 298-8101. Pres. -- John Cherry. Vice Pres. -- Bob Hagan. Vice Pres. Sales -- Peter Garvey. Types of containers and materials produced -- All Types of Corrugated Cartons. Production facilities -- Complete Corrugated Including Die Presses. CARDINAL CORRUGATED CONTAINERS 770 McKay Rd Pickering ON L1W 2Y4 Tel -905- 683-8235. Pres. -- Norm G. Hughes. Plant mgr. -- Gen Mgr, Charles Young. Types of containers and materials produced -- Shipping Cartons, Shelf Bins, File Boxes, Corrugated Tubes, Binder, Mailers, Printers’ Cartons & Film Folders, Diskette Mailers. Production facilities -- 2-Color Printing, Diecutting, Taping, Stitching. \CENTRAL GRAPHICS & CONTAINER GROUP LTD. 5526 Timberlea Blvd Mississauga ON L4W 2T7 Tel -- 905- 238-8400. Pres. -- Rich Eastwood. Plant mgr. -- Senior Vice Pres., Manufacturing. -- Alan Culbert. Sales mgr. -- Vice Pres. -- Rick Eastwood. Types of containers and materials produced -- Specialists in direct print of quality graphics on corrugated, for retail packaging & display in addition to traditional corrugated packaging. Production facilities -- 1 to 5 colour printing, flat diecutting, rotary diecutting, specialty folding & gluing, slotting & CROWN PACKAGING PO Box 94188 Richmond BC V6Y 2A4 Tel -- 604- 277-7111. Pres. -- Vice Pres -- Joel

Knoll. Plant mgr. -- Dave Konarski. Sales mgr. -- Bob McQueen. Other plants -- Kelowna BC. Types of containers and materials produced -- Corrugated sheets & containers. GRIMSBY PACKAGING LIMITED 5230 Harvester Road Burlington, ON L7L 4X4 Tel: 905-681-1604 President & Sales Mgr.: Philip Jones. Types of Containers and Materials Produced: Corrugated/Corroplast KRUGER INC. 3285 Bedford Rd Montreal QC H3S 1G5 Tel -- 514-737-1131. General Manager -- Michel Dubuc. Plant mgr. -- Stephane Tally. Sales mgr. -- Gilles Foucault. Types of containers and materials produced -- Corrugated boxes, display boxes. MITCHEL-LINCOLN PACKAGING LTD 3737 Thimens Blvd Ville St Laurent QC H4R 1V1 Tel -- 514- 332-3480. Pres. -- M Garfinkle. Plant mgr. -- J Joly. Sales mgr. -- . Types of containers and materials produced -- all Types of Corrugated Boxes. Production facilities -Corrugating, Flexo-Folder-Gluing, Diecutting, Stitching, Taping. MOORE PACKAGING CORP. 191 John St Barrie ON L4N 2L4 Tel -- 705737-1023. Pres. -- Peter B. More, CEO. Sales mgr. -- Jeff Abbott. Types of containers and materials produced -- Corrugated packaging, POP displays, label laminating, pre-print.

NORAMPAC INC. 1061 Parent St., St-Bruno QC J3V 6R7 Tel -- 450-461-8611 Marc-Andre Depin CEO. NUMATECH CANADA INC. 2272 Hwy 6 S, RR #3 Puslinch ON N0B 2J0 Tel -- 905- 659-2038. Pres. -- Brent Vickery. Plant mgr. -- Terry Carson. Sales mgr. -- John Campbell. Types of containers and materials produced -- Corrugated plastic boxes, specialty triplewall boxes. Production facilities -- Diecutting, heat welding, slitting, scoring, folding. PACKAGING TECHNOLOGIES INC. 310 Courtland Ave Concord ON L4K 4Y6 Tel -- 905-761-5925. Pres. -- John Franciosa. Plant mgr. -- Clarence Brown. Sales mgr. -Harald Holmes. RESOURCE PRINT & PACKAGING INC. 149 Laschinger Blvd. Unit 14, New Hamburg ON N2C 1K9 Tel --519-748-2551. Pres. -- John Beard. Sales mgr. -- Doug Gibson. Types of containers and materials produced -- Corrugated containers, displays, inserts, litho laminated containers, partitions. Production facilities -- Printing, die-cutting, laminating, gluing, scoring. SHIPMASTER CONTAINERS LTD. 380 Esna Park Drive Markham ON L3R 1G5 Tel -- 416- 493-9193. Pres. -- Neil Fyfe. Plant mgr. -- Roy Scarlett. Sales mgr. -- M Marsilio, General Sales Manager. SMITH PACKAGING LIMITED 6075 Kestrel Rd Mississauga ON L5T 1Y8 Tel -- 905- 564-6640. Pres. -- M. Hillier. Plant mgr. -- H. Robichaud. Sales mgr. -- K. Sharkey. Other plants -- 10 Capella Crt, Nepean, ON 613- 224-9526. Types of containers and materials produced -- Corrugated boxes. SMURFIT - MBI 7120 Hurontario Road STE 200, Mississauga ON L5W 0A9 Tel --905-362-7450. Pres. -Steve Strang. Types of containers and materials produced -- Corrugated packaging, boxes, trays & displays. Graphic design & printing plates. Research & technical services, co-packaging services. STANDARD PAPER BOX, DIV. SPB CANADA INC. 6240 ave du Parc Montreal QC H2V 4H7 Tel -- 514- 273-0411. Pres. -- Andre Moisan. Plant mgr. -- VP Operations -- Sylvain Lavoie. Sales mgr. -- Laurent Grignon. Other plants -- 340 University Ave, Belleville ON K8N 5T6 613968-3581. Types of containers and materials produced -- Display, 5 color flexo printing, diecutting, glued. Production facilities -- Diecutting, creasing, scoring, perforating, litho, flexo, coating, hot-stamping, embossing.

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MAKERS Nutrition Facts Graphics

Harris, Pres.. -- Christine Jones Harris, Vice Pres. Sales & Marketing.

-- Karen Muggeridge. Facilities -- Injection moulding. Package specialties -- Caps.

BARCODE GRAPHICS INC. 25 Brodie Drive, Unit 5 Richmond Hill ON L4B 3K7 905-770-1154 Fax: 905-787-1575. Company Head -- John Herzig, Pres.

LABEL LINK CONSULTING SERVICES 1166 Bat Street, Suite 805 Toronto ON M5S 2X8 Tel -- 416-929-2695. Company Head -- Leonard Rudner.

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NUMATECH CANADA INC. 2272 Hwy 6 S, RR #3 Puslinch ON N0B 2J0 Tel -- 905- 659-2038. Company Head -- Brent Vickery, Pres..

CONSOLIDATED BOTTLE CO. 77 Union St Toronto ON M6N 3N2 Tel -- 416656-7777. Pres. -- Mark Korolnek. Plant mgr. -- Stephen Bubnich, COO. Sales mgr. -- Lionel Franklin. Facilities -- Injection molding. Package specialties -- Assembly, labelling, silkscreening and ceramic decorating.

ATLANTIC PACKAGING PRODUCTS LTD. 111 Progress Ave Toronto ON M1P 2Y9 Tel -- 416-298-8101. Company Head -John Cherry, Pres. B2 RETAIL SOLUTIONS 755 Queensway East, Suite 302 Mississauga ON L4Y 4C5 905-281-5286 877519-2501. Pres. -- Linda McGregor. BARCODE GRAPHICS INC. 25 Brodie Drive, Unit 5 Richmond Hill ON L4B 3K7 905-770-1154 Fax: 905-787-1575. Company Head -- John Herzig, Pres. BERICAP NORTH AMERICA INC. 835 Syscon Crt Burlington ON L7L 6C5 Tel -- 905- 634-2248. Company Head -- Scott Ambrose, Pres. BOB FAULDS & ASSOC. LTD. PO Box 1352, Stn B Mississauga ON L4Y 4B6 Tel -- 416- 236-3363. Company Head -- Bob Faulds, Pres.

BRIDGEMARK 33 City Centre Drive Suite 380 Mississauga ON L5B 2N5 905-281-7240 866335-9457. Pres. -- Aubrey Ferguson. BUCKHORN CANADA INC. 8032 Torbram Rd Brampton ON L6T 3T2 Tel -- 905- 791-6500. Company Head -- Jim Morrison, VP & GM CENTRAL GRAPHICS & CONTAINER 5526 Timberlea Blvd Mississauga ON L4W 2T7 Tel -- 905- 238-8400. Company Head -- Rick Eastwood, VP & Sls Mgr. CONSOLIDATED BOTTLE CO. 77 Union St Toronto ON M6N 3N2 Tel -- 416656-7777. Company Head -- Mark Korolnek. CRYOVAC, A DIVISION OF SEALED AIR CANADA INC. 2365 Dixie Rd Mississauga ON L4Y 2A2 Tel -- 905- 273-5656. Company Head -- J. E. Brown, Graphic Service Mgr; R. W. Anderson, Graphic Art Director.

DAVIS 755 Queensway East, Suite 301 Mississauga ON L4Y 4C5 905-270-2501. President -- Ron Davis EMD CHEMICALS CDA INC. 6-295 Queen St E, Suite 478 Brampton ON L6W 4S6 Tel -- 647- 225-8800. Company Head -- Ted Porter, Sales & Mktg Mgr, Industrial Division. GENERAL CONVEYOR CO LTD. PO Box 610, 245 Industrial Pkwy S Aurora ON L4G 4J9 Company Head -- W.A. Rickard Pres. GENPAK - A DIVISION OF GREAT PACIFIC ENTERPRISES 25 Aylmer St Peterborough ON K9J 6Y8 Company Head -- W. D. Prowse, Pres. GESPRO PACKAGING 4005 boul. Matte, Suite C, Brossard QC J4Y 2P4 Tel -- 450- 619-0648 Company Head -- Fadi Rabbath, Pres.. Turnkey project management projects. GOLDRICH PRINTPAK INC 100 Industry St Toronto ON M6M 4L9 Tel -416- 769-9000. Company Head -- Pres.& CEO -- Leslie Goldberg. HERZIG SOMERVILLE LIMITED 543 Richmond St W Toronto ON M5V 1Y6 Tel -- 416- 681-1200. Company Head -- Mark Quesnelle. INTERBRAND TUDHOPE 284 King St E Toronto ON M5A 1K4 Tel -416- 366-7100. Company Head -- Vania Campagnaro, Account Manager Consumer Branding. JONES PACKAGING INC. 3000 Page Street London ON N5V 5H3 Tel -- 519- 451-2100. Company Head -- Ron

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ORBIS-MENASHA CANADA LTD. 40 Fernstaff Court Concord ON L4K 3L6 Tel -- 905- 738-4454. Company Head -- Gordon Westwater, Director of Candian Sales. PACKAGING TECHNOLOGIES INC. 310 Courtland Avenue Concord ON L4K 4Y6 Tel -- 905-761-5925. Company Head -- John Franciosa. -- Clarence Brown. -- Harald Holmes. PAR-PAK LTD. 26 Victoria Cres Brampton ON L6T 1E5 Tel -- 905- 792-3000. Company Head -- Sajjad Ebrahim, Pres.. POLYTAINERS INC. 197 Norseman St Toronto ON M8Z 2R5 Tel -- 416- 239-7311. Company Head -- R. K. Barrett, Pres. PROGRESSIVE PACKAGING LTD. 285 Industrial Pkwy S Aurora ON L4G 3V8 Tel -- 905- 727-0121. Company Head -- Peter Mattiuzzo, General Manager. QUALITY THERMOFORM AND PACKAGING CO. 474 Attwell Dr Etobicoke ON M9W 5C3 Tel -- 416- 798-4494. Company Head -- Tom Ots, Pres.. RESOURCE PRINT & PACKAGING INC. 149 Laschinger Blvd. Unit 14, New Hamburg ON N2C 1K9 Tel --519-748-2551. Company Head -- John M. Beard, Pres. SERTAPAK GROUP PACKAGING SYS. 1039 Dundas St., PO Box 1500 Woodstock ON N4S 8R2 Tel -- 1-800-265-1162. Company Head -- C.J. David Nettleton, Pres.

SIDEL INC. 1045 Hwy 13 Laval QC H7W 4V3 Tel -450- 973-3337. Company Head -- Stephane Banville. SMITH PACKAGING LIMITED 6075 Kestrel Rd Mississauga ON L5T 1Y8 Tel -- 905- 564-6640. Company Head -- M. Hillier, Pres.

Plastic Molders & Fabricators AMCOR TWINPAK AMERICAS INC. 2345 Argentia Rd, Ste 200 Mississauga ON L5N 8K4 Tel -- 905- 286-2140. Pres. -- James D. Allen. Facilities -- PET injection and stretch blow molding, sheet extrusion, solid phase pressure forming SPPF, tube extrusion and heading. Package specialties -- Bottles, Plastic Tubes, Closures, Pressure-Formed containers & Lids. BERICAP NORTH AMERICA INC. 835 Syscon Crt Burlington ON L7L 6C5 Tel -- 905- 634-2248. Pres. -- Scott Ambrose. Plant mgr. -- Michael Lubrick. Sales mgr. -David Watson. Facilities -- Injection molding. Package specialties -- Plastic closures bottle caps, child resistant closures, food, chemical & pharmaceutical BERRY PLASTICS CANADA INC. 33 Taylor St Waterloo QC J0E 2N0 Tel -- 450539-2772. Pres. -- Stephane Binette. Plant mgr. -- VP Technical Services -- Daniel Desjardins. Sales mgr. -- VP Sales & Marketing -- Joe Franckowiak. Facilities -- Injection molding. Package specialties -- Closures of all types and sizes from 13 to 120 mm, child resistant, also specialized products Syringes, specimen cups, contact lens cases. BUCKHORN CANADA INC. 8032 Torbram Rd Brampton ON L6T 3T2 Tel -- 905- 791-6500. Sales mgr. -- Jim Morrison. CANFAB PACKAGING INC. 2740 St Patrick St Montreal QC H3K 1B8 Tel -- 514- 935-5265. Pres. -- T. Klein. Sales Mgr.

GENPAK - A DIVISION OF GREAT PACIFIC ENTERPRISES 25 Aylmer St Peterborough ON K9J 6Y8 Tel -- 705- 743-4733. Pres. -- W. D. Prowse. Plant mgr. -- D. Watts. Sales mgr. -- Kevin Callahan. Facilities -- Thermoforming, Extruding. Package specialties -- Single Service Packaging - Cups. GOLDRICH PRINTPAK INC. 100 Industry St Toronto ON M6M 4L9 Tel -416- 769-9000. Pres. & CEO-- Leslie Goldberg. Package specialties -- Folding cartons, print, blister and skin cords, vacuum formed blisters, clamshells and trays. HUMPHREY COSBURN PLASTICS 89 Union St Toronto ON M6N 3N2 Tel -- 416656-7700. Sales mgr. -- Steve Schachter. Facilities -- Injection molding and decorating. Package specialties -- Bottles, jars, closures, fitments, specialty items. HUNTER DRUMS LTD. 5420 North Service Rd Burlington ON L7L 6C7 Tel -- 905- 791-7155. Pres. -- Mike Hunter. Plant mgr. -- Tom Garrow. Sales mgr. -- Ed Gunn. Facilities -- Blowmolding, injection moulding. Package specialties -- Drums, plastic, paint, cans. ICL INDUSTRIAL CONTAINERS LLC 100 North Queen St Toronto ON M8Z 2E2 Tel -- 416- 231-5020. Sales mgr. -- Robert Gracie. Facilities -- Injection molding. Package specialties -- Plastic pails.

IPL INC. 140 Commerciale St-Damien Belle Co QC G0R 2Y0 Tel -- 418- 789-2880. Pres. -- J. Metivier. Plant mgr. -- Jean-Marie Chabot. Sales mgr. -- Serge Metivier. Facilities -- Injection Molding, Extrusion Molding. Package specialties -- Packaging Pails & Containers Rigid-, Beverage Cases, Tote Boxes, Fish Boxes. BERRY PLASTICS CANADA INC. 33 Taylor St Waterloo QC J0E 2N0 Tel -- 450539-2772. Pres. -- Stephane Binette. Plant mgr. -- VP Technical Services -- Daniel Desjardins. Sales mgr. -- VP Sales & Marketing -- Joe Franckowiak. Facilities -- Injection molding. Package specialties -- Closures of all types and sizes from 13 to 120 mm, child resistant, also specialized products Syringes, specimen cups, contact lens cases. MACAP INC A DIVISION OF MAC CLOSURES 4025 Transcanada Hwy Pointe Claire QC H9R 1B4 Tel -- 514- 694-0170. Pres. -- Gilles Decelles. Plant mgr. -- Philip O’Connell. Sales mgr. -- Ronald Hebert. Facilities -- . Package specialties -- Plastic closures for the food industry. Dispnesing, regular, sifters, tamper evident. NUMATECH CANADA INC. 2272 Hwy 6 S, RR #3 Puslinch ON N0B 2J0 Tel -- 905- 659-2038. Pres. -- Brent Vickery. Plant mgr. -- Terry Carson. Sales mgr. -- John Campbell. Facilities -- . Package specialties -- Heavy gauge thermoforming up to 4’ x 6’ frame size up to 30” draw - .030 sheet to .500. Complete finishing. -- Trays, dunnage. PANO CAP CANADA LTD. 55 Webster Rd Kitchener ON N2C 2E7 Tel -- 519- 893-6055. Sales Rep -- A. Laderoute. Plant Mgr. -- Jim Sinclair. Sales Mgr. -- Alan Laderoute. Facilities -- Injection molding. Package specialties -- Caps & closures. PAR-PAK LTD. 26 Victoria Cres Brampton ON L6T 1E5 Tel -- 905- 792-3000. Pres. -- Sajjad Ebrahim. Plant mgr. -- Chuck Ten Hick. Sales mgr. -Glen Armstrong. Facilities -- Thermoforming, roll sheet. Package specialties -- Hinged plastic containers, plastic trays & lids.

905- 458-1111. Pres. -- Business Mgr -- John Iorii. Plant mgr. -- A. de Vera. Sales mgr. -- R. Ampleford - Bottles; R. Barclay - Tubes. Facilities -- Blowmolding - Monolayer and Co-Extrusion. Package specialties -- Bottles - Food and Beverage, and Industrial Markets, Plastic and laminated tubes. POLYTAINERS INC. 197 Norseman St Toronto ON M8Z 2R5 Tel -- 416- 239-7311. Pres. -- R. K. Barrett. Sales mgr. -- Randy Molnar. Facilities -- Injection molding, thermoforming. Package specialties -- High quality process style graphics - printing up to 8 colours on both containers and lids. QUALITY THERMOFORM AND PACKAGING CO. 474 Attwell Dr Etobicoke ON M9W 5C3 Tel -- 416- 798-4494. Pres. -- Tom Ots. Plant mgr. -- Otto Bauer. Sales mgr. -- Denise Whitehouse. Facilities -- Thermoforming total integrated in-house packaging solutions, including custom CAD package design, CAM & CNC prototype and production tooling, digitizing for tool design. Package specialties -- Custom thermoformed plastic parts; clamshells, blisters, medical device trays and dunnage trays for in-house use, shipping and storage. RICHARDS PACKAGING INC. 3115 Lenworth Dr Mississauga ON L4X 2G5 Tel -- 905- 624-3391. Pres. -- Gerry Glynn, CEO. Plant mgr. -- Steve Schacther. Sales mgr. -- Jean Painchaud. Facilities -- Extrusion blow molding, injection blow molding, injection stretch blow molding. Package specialties -- Bottles and jars, closures, pumps/ sprayers. ROPAK CANADA INC. 2240 Wyecroft Road Oakville ON L6L 6M1 Tel -- 905- 827-9340. General mgr. -- Jim Dobell. Plant mgr. -- Blake Taylor.Sales mgr. -- Elaine Sonoda. Facilities -- Injection molding. Package specialties -- Plastic containers for food service, dairy, industrial, institutional markets and fishing industry 250 ml up to 23 litre size-.

SALBRO BOTTLE INC 350 Vaughan Valley Blvd., Woodbridge ON L4H 3C3 Tel -- 905-850-1190. Pres. -- Gary Saltz. Plant mgr. -- David Saltz Sales mgr. -- Paul Saltz. Facilities -Blowmolding, Screenprinting, Machinery. SHEPHERD THERMOFORMING & PACKAGING 396 Clarence St Brampton ON L6W 1T5 Tel -- 905- 459-4545. Pres. -- Todd Shepherd. Plant mgr. -- Cornel Toader. Sales mgr. -Chris Cook. Facilities -- Thermoforming blisters, clamshells, trays, pallets, dunnage, displays, parts. Package specialties -- . SILGAN PLASTICS CANADA 400 Rowntree Dairy Road, Woodbridge ON L4L 8H2 Tel -- 416-746-3300. Pres. -- Emidio Dimeo. Plant mgr. -- Mike Dibiasio, VP, Operations. Sales mgr. -- TBA. Facilities -Stretch blowmolding, injection blowmolding & extrusion blowmolding, injection molding, lining, decorating. Package specialties -Bottles, jars, closures.

SUMMUM PLASTICS INC. 7726 Jarry East St. Anjou QC H1J 2M3 514-352-9992. President -- Perry Davidson. Types of Containers -- PET Bottles. Production Facilities: Blowmoulding. TECHNICOR INC. 450 Richardson Road Orangeville ON L9W 4W8 Tel -- 800-858-1707 Pres. -- Keith Oussoren Types of containers -- Thermoplastic machined parts for packaging machines Production facilities -- CNC machine shop equipment TECHSTAR PLASTICS INC 15400 Old Simcoe Rd Port Perry ON L9L 1L8 Tel -- 905- 985-8479 P.P.-; 416- 439-6111 Tor-; 1-800-263-7943. Pres. -- Bill Barnes. Plant mgr. -- Dave Taylor. Sales mgr. -- Cathy Arkles. Facilities -- Rotational Molding. Package specialties -- Roll pallets, plastic pallets, tubs, carts, custom boxes and tanks.

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PO Box 5757 London ON N6A 4T1 1-800-265-1840 1-800-3M-HELPS Fax: 519-452-6090 Branches: Calgary AB 403-275-7330; Vancouver BC 604273-2211; Winnipeg MB 800-661-8126; Ottawa ON 613-225-1177; Toronto ON 905-602-3700; Montreal QC 514-631-7600

A A SCHULMAN CANADA

5770 Hurontario St, Suite 602 Mississauga ON L5R 3G5 905-568-8470 Fax: 905-568-8479

ABB INC.

201 Westcreek Blvd Brampton ON L6T 5S6 905-460-3000 Fax: 905-460-3019 Branches: Montreal QC 514-832-6550

ABBEY PACKAGING EQUIPMENT LTD.

975 Fraser Dr Unit #1 Burlington ON L7L 4X8 905-681-3010 800-361-5919 Fax: 905-6813018

ABC PACKAGING MACHINE CORP.

811 Live Oak St Tarpon Springs FL 34689 USA 727-937-5144 1-800-237-5975 Fax: 727-9381239 Representatives: Newmapak Ltd. Newcastle ON 877-866-5572; Newmapak Ltd. Candiac QC 514-866-5572

ARTYPAC AUTOMATION INC.

3315 Boul Industriel Laval QC H7L 4S3 450668-6600 877-768-6600 Fax: 450-668-6633 Branches: Montreal QC

ASSOCIATED PACKAGING EQUIPMENT CORP.

70 Gibson Drive, Unit 5&6 Markham ON L3R 2Z3 905-475-6647 Fax: 905-479-9752 Representatives: Proactive Packaging Mississauga ON 800-647-9484

ASTRO BOX CORP.

10 Alden Rd., #3 to 5 Markham ON L3R 2S1 905-477-7737 866-225-5328 Fax: 905-4773688

ATLANTIC PACKAGING PRODUCTS LTD.

111 Progress Ave Toronto ON M1P 2Y9 416-2988100 Fax: 416-297-2218

AUGER FABRICATION INC.

418 Creamery Way Exton PA 19341 USA 610524-7350 1-800-334-1529 Fax: 610-524-7346 Branches: London ON; Ottawa ON; Sudbury ON; Representatives: Mitchel-Lincoln Montreal QC 514-332-3480

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ADCHEM CORPORATION

22A Bacton Hill Rd Frazer PA 19355 USA 1-800-544-1199 610-647-4677 Fax: 610-6409085 Representatives: Alex E Jones & Assoc St Laurent QC 514-956-1968; Alex E Jones & Assoc Oakville ON 905-847-0166

AHEARN & SOPER INC.

2911 Apache Drive Plover WI 54467 USA 715341-6501 Fax: 715-341-7712

ACCRAPLY CANADA INC.

3070 Mainway, Units 16-19 Burlington ON L7M 3X1 905-336-8880 Fax: 905-335-5988 1852 Old Country Road riverhead NY 11901 USA 631-727-6000 Fax: 631-727-6010

AUTOMATAN INCORPORATED

100 Woodbine Downs Blvd Toronto ON M9W 5S6 416-675-3999 800-263-4258 Fax: 416675-3457 Branches: Calgary AB 403-291-0300; Ottawa ON 613-226-4520; Cambridge ON 519-885-2260; St. Laurent QC 514-341-7671

AUTO-MATE TECHNOLOGIES, LLC

AIR LIQUIDE CANADA INC.

241 Gough Road Markham ON L3R 5B3 905479-9754 Fax: 905-479-4869 Representatives: Newmapak Toronto ON 877-866-5572; Newmapak Montreal QC 514-866-5572

1250 Rene-Levesque Blvd. West, Ste. 1700 Montreal QC H3B 5E6 514-933-0303 514-8467735 Fax: 514-846-7700 Branches: Calgary AB 403-777-4700; Edmonton AB 780-438-5600; Richmond BC 604-677-4427; Vancouver BC 604-606-4300; Winnipeg MB 204-989-9353; Moncton NB 506-857-3280; Burlington ON 905-335-4877; London ON 519-455-3990; Sudbury ON 705-674-7777; Anjou QC 514356-7600; Vanier QC 418-683-1917

ALCAN GLOBAL PHARMACEUTICAL PACKAGING

3535 St. Charles Blvd. 6th Floor Kirkland QC H9H 5B9 514-630-9420

ALEX E. JONES & ASSOC. LTD.

2040 Speers Rd Oakville ON L6L 2X8 905847-0166 Fax: 905-847-0123 Representatives: Canadian Paper and Packaging 514-333-4048; Celplast Packaging Systems 416-293-4330; Unisource; Across Canada

ALINE HEAT SEAL CORP.

13844 Struikman Road Cerritos CA 90703-1032 USA 562-229-9727 Fax: 562-229-1607 Branches: Ville Mont-Royal QC 514-731-7747

ALL STICK LABEL LTD.

25 Nixon Rd Bolton ON L7E 1K2 416-798-7310 1-800-263-2368 Fax: 905-857-5931 Representatives: Stanmech Technologies Inc. Burlington ON 905-631-6161

ALL-FILL INC.

418 Creamery Way Exton PA 19341-2500 USA 610-524-7350 Fax: 610-524-7346

ALPHA CHECKWEIGHERS

418 Creamery Way Exton PA 19341-2500 USA 610-524-7350 Fax: 610-524-7346 Representatives: Alex E. Jones & Associates Montreal QC 514-956-1968; Oakville ON 905-847-0166

ALTE-REGO CORPORATION

36 Tidemore Ave Toronto ON M9W 5H4 416740-3397x226 800-567-2247x226 Fax: 416741-9991 Representatives: Alex E. Jones St Laurent QC 514-956-1968; Alex E. Jones Oakville ON 905-847-0166

ANNAN & BIRD LITHOGRAPHERS

1060 Tristar Dr Mississauga ON L5T 1H9 905670-0604 Fax: 905-670-1069 Representatives: PMR Packaging Markham ON 905-475-4830

ARPAK PACKAGING INC.

3509 boul De La Concorde Est, Suite 205 Laval QC H7E 2C6 450-669-8965 514-895-6127 Fax: 450-477-4590

THE ARTHUR PRESS LTD.

162 Norfinch Dr. Toronto ON M3N 1X6 416663-6001 Fax: 416-663-6043

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34 Hinda Blvd Riverhead NY 11901 USA 631727-8886 Fax: 631-369-3903

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AUTOMATED PACKAGING SYSTEMS INC.

10175 Philipp Parkway Streetsboro OH 44241 USA 330-342-2000 888-autobag Fax: 330342-2400 Branches: Surrey BC 604-513-8331; Montreal QC 514-956-5404

AUTOMATIONDIRECT

3505 Hutchinson Rd Cumming GA 30040 USA 770-889-2858 x845 770-889-2858 Fax: 770889-7876 Representatives: PackPro Systems Inc. ON 905-642-1300

B B & T SALES INC.

415 Mackenzie Ave., Unit B Ajax ON L1S 2G2 905-426-1668 Fax: 905-426-3866

B&R INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION INC.

5770 Timberlea Blvd. Mississauga ON L4W 4W1 905-206-9911 Fax: 905-206-9611 Representatives: Rotalec St. Laurent QC 514-3413685

B2 RETAIL SOLUTIONS

755 Queensway East, Suite 302 Mississauga ON L4Y 4C5 905-281-5286 877-519-2501 Fax: 905270-9673

BALEMASTER

980 Crown court Crown Point IN 46307 USA 219-663-4525 Fax: 216-663-4591

BALLUFF CANADA INC.

2840 Argentia Rd., Unit 2 Mississauga ON L5N 8G4 905-816-1494 1-800-927-9654 Fax: 905816-1411

BANNER ENGINEERING CORP.

9714 Tenth Ave North Minneapolis MN 55441 USA 763-544-3164 1-888-373-6767 Fax: 763544-3213

BARCODE GRAPHICS INC.

25 Brodie Dr., Unit 5 Richmond Hill ON L4B 3K7 905-770-1154 Fax: 905-787-1575 Representatives: E B Horsman & Son Ltd Surrey BC 604-576-9916; Landd Controls Ltd. Calgary AB 403-259-8900; Le Groupe Rotalec Ville St-Laurent QC 514-341-3685; R G Shelley Limited Don Mills ON 416-447-6471

BARRY-WEHMILLER DESIGN GRP

8020 Forsyth Blvd St Louis MO 63105 USA 314-862-8000 Fax: 314-862-2921

BAUMER INC.

4046 Mainway Burlington ON L7M 4B9 1-888373-5444 905-335-8444 Fax: 905-335-8320

BECKOFF AUTOMATION CANADA

130 Research Lane Unit 11 Guelph ON N1G 5G3 877-TwinCAT 905-852-1534 Fax: 952-8902888

BELCOR INDUSTRIES INC. (SEE WEXXAR PACKAGING INC) BELL-MARK

331 Changebridge Rd Pine Brook NJ 07058 USA 973-882-0202 Fax: 973-808-4616 Representatives: Cam Industrial Supply Calgary AB 403-720-0076; Cam Industrial Supply Lethbridge AB 403-320-2504; Harlund Industries Ltd Edmonton AB 403-484-4400; Marpak Packaging Systems Ltd Port Coquitlam BC 604-941-6538; MD Packaging Inc Vaudreuil QC 450-424-0571; MD Packaging Inc Scarborough ON 416-291-9229; Shippers Supply Inc Calgary AB 403-291-0450; Edmonton AB 780-449-5639; Delta BC 604-519-0441; Smurfit MBI New Westminster BC 604-5211821; Etobicoke ON 416-259-8421; Richmond BC 604-214-7065; Calgary AB 403-214-5200; Techno Pak Limited Sainte-Julie QC 450-9223122; Trillium Machinery Group Inc Oakville ON 905-338-9698

BOSCH PACKAGING TECHNOLOGY

8700 Wyoming Ave N Minneapolis MN 554451836 USA 763-424-4700 Fax: 763-493-6776 Representatives: NJM/CLI Packaging Systems Int’l Pointe Claire QC 514-630-6990

BOSCH REXROTH CANADA CORP.

490 Prince Charles Dr S Welland ON L3B 5X7 905-735-0510 Fax: 905-735-5646 Branches: Edmonton AB 780-466-5466; Burnaby BC 604-205-5777; Fredericton NB 506-458-1004; Dartmouth NS 902-468-4500; Burlington ON 905-335-5511; Jonquiere QC 418-543-2366; Longueuil QC 450-928-1111; Saskatoon SK 306-242-1172

BOSS PACKAGING INC.

1450-28th Street N.E. Calgary AB T2A 7W6 403-216-1226 Fax: 403-216-5557 Representatives: PMR Packaging 905-475-4830

BOSSAR USA, INC.

1144 Tallevast Rd #104 Sarasota FL 34243 USA 941-351-3023 Fax: 941-351-2690

BRAMPTON ENGINEERING INC.

BEMIS PACKAGING

8031 Dixie Rd Brampton ON L6T 3V1 905-7933000 Fax: 905-793-1753

BERICAP NORTH AMERICA INC

5491 Timberlea Blvd. Mississauga ON L4W 2T6 905-624-8898 877-870-8898 Fax: 905624-3655

130 Arrow Rd Weston ON M9M 2M1 416-742-8910 Fax: 416-742-6749 Representatives: Markit Marking Toronto ON 416-614-9599; Weber Marking Sys Mississauga ON 905-564-6881

BRENT PACKAGING & LOGISTICS LTD.

835 Syscon Crt Burlington ON L7L 6C5 905634-2248 Fax: 905-634-7780 Representatives: Twinpak Inc Calgary AB 403-279-8040; Twinpak PET Ontario Inc Mississauga ON 905-2751592

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BERRY PLASTICS CANADA INC.

655 Finley Ave Ajax ON L1S 3V3 905-619-1477 Fax: 905-619-1478

33 Taylor St Waterloo QC J0E 2N0 450-5392772 888-539-2772 Fax: 450-539-0585 Representatives: Columbia Packaging Coquitlam BC 604-540-8166; Consolidated Bottles Montreal QC 514-694-2860; Toronto ON 416656-7777; Emballages Electra Ltee Montreal QC 514-484-1923; Emballages Richards Inc. Montreal QC 514-697-8690; Expac Montreal QC 514-352-5754; Pacific Burnaby BC 604299-2711; Packsource Corporation Toronto ON 905-607-7460; Pretium Packaging Pointe-Claire QC 514-428-0002; Richards Packaging Richmond BC 604-270-0111; Calgary AB 403-2730008; Winnipeg MB 416-245-8230; Mississauga ON 905-624-3391

BEST PACKAGING SYSTEMS INC

2830 Argentia Rd, Unit 3 Mississauga ON L5N 8G4 905-542-9150 Fax: 905-542-9338

BEVCO SALES INTL. INC.

9354 - 194 St Surrey BC V4N 4E9 1-800-6630090 604-888-1455 Fax: 604-888-2887 Representatives: MD Packaging Inc. Scarborough ON 416-291-9229

BI-AX INTERNATIONAL INC.

596 Cedar Ave. Wingham ON N0G 2W0 5193571818 Fax: 5193573773 Branches: Tiverton ON 519-368-7015

BISHOP-WISECARVER CORP.

33 City Centre Drive Suite 380 Mississauga ON L5B 2N5 905-281-7240 866-335-9457 Fax: 905270-3601

BRITMAN PACKAGING SERVICES BUCKHORN CANADA INC.

8032 Torbram Rd Brampton ON L6T 3T2 905791-6500 1-800-461-7579 Fax: 905-791-9942 Branches: Calgary AB 403-278-9303; Montreal PQ 514-298-8315; Representatives: Ak-West Calgary AB 403-278-9303

C CANADIAN CUSTOM PACKAGING AND COLOUR GROUP

333 Rimrock Rd Toronto ON M3J 3J9 416-6381111 416-631-4000 Fax: 416-638-3800 Representatives: The Color Group 819-821-2676

CANADIAN PAPER & PACKAGING CO. LTD.

3001 Brabant Marineau St Laurent QC H4S 1V5 514-333-4040 Fax: 514-333-0322 Representatives: Arcadian Paper Converters Inc Montreal QC 514-333-4040

CANAMPAC

120 Trillium Drive Kitchener ON N2E 2C4 519576-2480 Fax: 519-576-2489

CANFAB PACKAGING INC.

2740 St Patrick St Montreal QC H3K 1B8 514935-5265 1-888-522-6322 Fax: 514-935-1074 Branches: Oshawa ON 905-404-0799

2104 Martin Way Pittsburg CA 94565 USA 925439-8272 888-580-8272 Fax: 925-439-5931 Representatives: Ringball Corporation Mississauga ON 905-826-1100

CANPACO INC.

BIZERBA CANADA INC.

CAPMATIC LTEE

2810 Argentia Road, Unit #9 Mississauga ON L5N 8L2 905-816-0498 1-888-240-3722 Fax: 905-816-0497 Branches: Calgary AB 888-2403722; Edmonton AB 888-240-3722; Vancouver BC 604-303-9665; Halifax NS 888-240-3722; Montreal QC 450-461-2752

BLUEPRINT AUTOMATION INC

16037 Innovation Dr Colonial Heights VA 23834 USA 804-520-5400 Fax: 804-526-8164 Representatives: Flexi-Pack Machinery Solutions Woodbridge ON 416-577-0722; Techno Pak St. Julie QC 450-922-3122

BOB FAULDS & ASSOCIATES LTD.

PO Box 1352, Stn B Mississauga ON L4Y 4B6 905-236-3363 Fax: 905-236-9538

BOBST GROUP NORTH AMERICA

146 Harrison Avenue Roseland NJ 07068 USA 973-226-8000 888-226-8800 Fax: 973-226-8625 Representatives: Canfl exographics Limited Burlington ON 905-335-1501

BOEHMER BOX LP

120 Trillium Drive Kitchener ON N2E 2C4 519576-2480 Fax: 519-576-2489

BONFIGLIOLI CANADA

2-7941 Jane Street Concord ON L4K 4L6 905738-4466 Fax: 905-738-9833

256 Aviva Park Drive #2 Woodbridge ON L4L 9C7 905-771-7791 Fax: 905-771-1115 Branches: St. Laurent Qc 514-333-4040 12180 Blvd Albert Hudon Montreal - North QC H1G 3K7 514-322-0062 Fax: 514-322-0063

CAPO INDUSTRIES LTD.

1200 Corporate Dr Burlington ON L7L 5R6 905-332-6626 1-800-263-8250 Fax: 905-3326616 Representatives: Aqua-C Laval QC 800361-3742; Jericho Sales Burnaby BC 604-939-6572; Lorchem Industries Bedford NS 1-800-565-2436; P S G Edmonton AB 780-488-6440

CAPS/PHOENIXWRAPPERS

5700 Chemin St Francois St Laurent QC H4S 1B4 514-956-1525 Fax: 514-956-1831

CARDINAL CORRUGATED CONTAINERS LTD.

770 McKay Rd Pickering ON L1W 2Y4 905683-8235 1-800-263-3100 Fax: 905-6838232

CARDPAK

29601 Solon Road Solon OH 44139 USA 440542-3378 Fax: 440-542-3399

CARISTRAP INTERNATIONAL INC.

1760 Fortin Blvd Laval QC H7S 1N8 450-6674700 800-361-9466 Fax: 450-663-1520

CARLO GAVAZZI (CANADA) INC.

2660 Meadowvale Blvd, Unit 8 Mississauga

CANADIAN PACKAGING • FALL 2010

SUPPLIERS ON L5N 6M6 905-542-0979 888-575-2275 Fax: 905-542-2248 Branches: Montreal QC 514-644-2544; Representatives: Distributors throughout Canada

CARTON TRADE SERVICES LTD.

15 Upton Road Scarborough ON M1L 2C1 416-751-1383 Fax: 416-751-1589

CASCADES BOXBOARD GROUP. A DIV. OF CASCADES CANADA INC.

404 Marie-Victorin, Kingsey Falls, Qc J0A 1B0 Montreal QC H3A 1G1 819-363-5100 Fax: 819-363-5155 Representatives: Boxboard Sales Division Toronto ON 416-469-8570

CAXTON MARK INC.

5 Iroquois Rd Leamington ON N8H 3V7 519322-1002 Fax: 519-322-1847 Branches: Brampton ON 905-793-9300

CB MANUFACTURING & SALES CO. INC.

4475 Infirmary Rd. Miamisburg OH 45342 USA 937-866-5386 800-543-6860 Fax: 937-8666844

CELPLAST METALLIZED PRODUCTS LIMITED

67 Commander Blvd, Unit 4 Scarborough ON M1S 3M7 416-293-4330 800-866-0059 Fax: 416-293-9198

CELPLAST PACKAGING SYSTEMS LIMITED

67 Commander Blvd, Unit 4 Scarborough ON M1S 3M7 416-293-4330 877-644-6445 Fax: 416-293-1946 Branches: Calgary AB 403-5859972; Vancouver BC 604-961-0768; Montreal QC 514-335-5960

CENTRAL CAN COMPANY

3200 S. Kilbourn Avenue Chicago IL 60623 USA 773-254-8700 Fax: 773-254-8141

CERMEX INC.

4345 S Old Peachtree Rd. Norcross GA 30071 USA 678-221-3570 Fax: 678-221-3571

CFS NORTH AMERICA

8000 N. Dallas Pkwy Frisco TX 75034 USA 214-618-1100 Fax: 214-618-1301

CHANTLER PACKAGING INC.

880 Lakeshore Rd E Mississauga ON L5E 1E1 905-274-2533 1-800-565-5245 Fax: 905-2749522 Representatives: Laro Import/Export Rosemere QC 450-965-1255; Norpac Brokerage Ltd Burnaby BC 604-290-3333

CHARLES DOWNER & CO. LTD.

52 West Beaver Creek, Unit 7 Richmond Hill ON L4B 1L9 905-882-2222 Fax: 905-8820437

CHARLES LAPIERRE INC. (CLI)

8 Plateau Pointe Claire QC H9R 5W2 514-6306990 Fax: 514-695-0801 Branches: Toronto ON 416-675-1593

CHARTWELL ELECTRONICS INC.

COLUMBIA CODING & MARKING LTD.

20465 Douglas Cres, Ste 192 Langley BC V3A 4B6 604-856-7151 Fax: 604-857-1052 Representatives: Jayvee Distributors Winnipeg MB 204-853-7725

COMAIRCO EQUIPMENT LTD.

3327 Boul Industriel Laval QC H7L 4S3 450668-8780 800-463-8780 Fax: 450-667-8531

COMBISCALE INC.

2621 Greenleaf Ave. Elk Grove Village IL 60007 USA 847-806-0606 Fax: 847-806-0601 9104 N Zenith, PO Box 2026 Davenport IA 52809 USA 563-391-2751 Fax: 563-391-8598 Representatives: Ram Packaging Systems Uxbridge ON 905-862-3073

5760 Valley Way, PO Box 245 Niagara Falls ON L2E 6T3 905-356-1119 Fax: 905-356-9170 Branches: Montreal QC 450-424-1919

CIMA-PAK CORPORATION

580 Meloche Dorval QC H9P 2P4 514-6316222 877-631-2462 Fax: 514-631-7361 Branches: Mississauga ON 905-612-0053

CLARKE ROLLER & RUBBER LTD.

6225 Kennedy Rd Mississauga ON L5T 2S8 905-564-3215 Fax: 905-564-2192 Branches: Montreal QC 514-648-1555

COGNEX CORP.

One Vision Dr. Natick MA 01760 USA 800-6772646 508-650-3000 Fax: 508-650-3344

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DYNE-A-PAK

3375 Francis-Hughes Laval QC H7L 5A5 450-6673626

E E3 SYSTEMS LTD.

9-1060 Salk Road Pickering ON L1W 3C5 905420-3311 Fax: 905-420-3377 Branches: Montreal QC 514-927-1472

EAGLE PACKAGING MACHINERY

5244 NW 163rd Street Miami FL 33014 USA 305622-4070 Fax: 305-628-4696

DAMARK SHRINK PACKAGING SYSTEMS, DIV. OF PLEXPACK

EAM-MOSCA CANADA LTD.

1160 Birchmount Rd Unit 2 Toronto ON M1P 2B8 416-609-8011 1-800-265-1775 Fax: 416298-4328

170 William Smith Drive Whitby ON L1N 9N3 905-665-8225 800-663-6392 Fax: 905-6658188 Representatives: AT Packaging Mirabel QC 877-979-8667

77 Union St Toronto ON M6N 3N2 416-6567777 Fax: 416-656-6394 Branches: Montreal QC 514-694-2860; Representatives: Humphrey Cosburn Plastic Toronto ON 416-656-7700

DANAFILMS

EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY

5 Otis Street, P.O. Box 624 Westborough MA 01581 USA 800-634-8289 508-366-8884 Fax: 508-8980106 Branches: London ON 519-870-7879

343 State Street Rochester NY 14650 USA 800-22kodak Fax: 800-462-6496

CONSOLIDATED TECHNOLOGIES

DAVIS

72 Pacella Dr Randolph MA 02368 USA 617986-7500 Fax: 617-986-1553

CONFAB LABORATORIES INC.

4355 Sir Wilfred Laurier Blvd. Saint-Hubert QC J3Y 3X3 450-443-6666 888-826-6322 Fax: 450-443-4466

CONSOLIDATED BOTTLE CORP.

252 Joseph Carrier Vaudreuil QC J7V 5V5 450-424-8464 Fax: 450-424-8792 Representatives: MD Packaging Scarborough ON 416291-9229; PMR Markham ON 905-475-4830

CONSTANTIA-HUECK FOILS LLC

1111 North Point Blvd. Bluthewood SC 29016 USA 803-404-6581 Fax: 803-404-6637

CONTROLGMC

15A Chemin du Tremblay Boucherville QC J4B 7L6 450-449-4428 Fax: 450-449-2648

COUSINEAU PACKAGING INC.

PO Box 158 Campbellville ON L0P 1B0 905854-3666 1-877-664-5900 Fax: 905-854-4666 Representatives: Across Cda 877-664-5900

COUSINS PACKAGING INC.

105 Claireport Cres Etobicoke ON M9W 6P7 888-209-9344 Fax: 416-743-1831 Representatives: Cousineau Packaging Inc. Cambridge ON 877-664-5900

COUSINS-CURRIE, DIVISION SILGAN PLASTICS

400 Rowntree Dairy Road Woodbridge ON L4L 8H2 416-746-8300 Fax: 905-856-6294

CRANDALL FILLING MACHINERY INC.

755 Queensway East, Suite 301 Mississauga ON L4Y 4C5 905-270-2501 Fax: 905-270-3969

DAVIS CONTROLS LTD.

2200 Bristol Circle Oakville ON L6H 5R3 905829-2000 Fax: 905-829-2630 Branches: Calgary AB 403-255-5035; Vancouver BC 604-298-9101; Montreal QC 514-737-4817

DAVIS-STANDARD EXTRUSION SYSTEMS

1 Extrusion Drive Pawcatuck CT 06379-2313 USA 860-599-1010 Fax: 860-599-6258

DAY-GLO COLOR CORP.

CRYOVAC, A DIVISION OF SEALED AIR (CANADA) INC.

2365 Dixie Rd Mississauga ON L4Y 2A2 905273-5656 Fax: 905-273-3171 Branches: Montreal QC 514-335-2550; Representatives: Farnell Packaging Limited Dartmouth NS 902468-9378; Impak Packaging Systems Scarborough ON 416-299-0960; Les Emballages Carrousel Inc Boucherville QC 514-875-2025; Les Emballages Jean Cartier Inc. St.-Cesaire QC 450-469-3168; Metric Packaging Inc. Brampton ON 905-564-0577; Shippers Supply Inc Edmonton AB 403-449-0528; Snell SPL System Solutions Inc. Mississauga ON 905565-1272; Terrana Services Richmond BC 604-304-9887; Unisource Canada Mississauga ON 905-795-7400; Quebec QC 418-683-2256; Ville St Laurent QC 514-733-4400; Ottawa ON 613-247-8114; London ON 519-686-5820; Calgary AB 403-250-5416; Edmonton AB 780452-2520; Winnipeg MB 204-697-0958; New Westminster BC 604-528-7344; Xpedx Cda Brampton ON 905-565-4390

EDSON PACKAGING MACHINERY LTD.

215 Hempstead Dr Hamilton ON L8W 2E6 905-385-3201 1-800-HY-EDSON Fax: 905385-8775 Representatives: Alex E. Jones Montreal QC 514-731-7747; Oakville ON 905847-0166

ELLIOTT MFG CO INC.

DECO LABELS & TAGS

ELLIS PACKAGING LTD.

DEMATIC LIMITED

ELMARK PACKAGING INC.

135 Capital Court Mississauga ON L5T 2R8 905-564-6566 Fax: 905-564-6533 28 Greensboro Dr Toronto ON M9W 1E1 416247-7878 Fax: 416-247-9030

DEPENDABLE MARKING SYSTEMS LTD.

300 St-Francois Xavier, Unit 207 Delson QC J5B 1Y1 800-895-5548 450-638-5541 Fax: 450-638-5926

9001 Avon, Ste.100 Montreal QC H4X 2G8 514-489-8689 1-800-461-8273 Fax: 514-4899707

DEACRO INDUSTRIES LTD.

CROWN METAL PACKAGING CANADA LP

CRS/VAMIC INC.

EDELSTEIN DIVERSIFIED CO. LTD.

ELANTECH SHRINK PACKAGING MACHINERY INC.

3036 Page St. London ON N5V 4P2 519-6590507 800-265-4993 Fax: 519-659-9910 Branches: Barrie ON 705-733-1111

80 Gruner Rd. Buffalo NY 14227 USA 800280-8551 716-897-3486 Fax: 716-897-3488 Representatives: Anypack Burnaby BC 604421-8008; Arpak Packaging Laval QC 450669-8965; PMR Packaging Whitby ON 877-767-7225

ECONOCORP INC.

4515 St Clair Ave Cleveland OH 44103 USA 216-391-7070 1-800-4-DAY-GLO Fax: 216391-7751 Representatives: Tartan Color & Chemical Mississauga ON 905-821-2851

6711 Mississauga Rd., Suite 200 Mississauga ON L5N 2W3 905-363-6970 877-567-7300 Fax: 905-363-6969 Representatives: B.F. Consulting Materials Handling Ltd Dartmouth East NS 902-826-9505; DeSerres McConvry Montreal PQ 514-273-4463; Equipment World Thunder Bay ON 807-623-9561; Sudbury ON 705-669-1234; Sault Ste Marie ON 705-9497379; Expert Convoyeur La Prairie QC 450659-6872; Kanstor Mount Pearl NF 709-364-4999; Pydee Engineering Co. Winnipeg MB 204-949-4949; Sysnotek Products Scarborough ON 416-285-1225

7900 Keele St Concord ON L4K 2A3 905-6602125 Fax: 905-669-1692 Branches: Calgary AB 403-236-0241; Montreal QC 514-633-0058

CHISHOLM MACHINERY SALES LTD.

2518 Wisconsin Ave Downers Grove IL 60515 USA 630-852-1190 800-422-4720 Fax: 630852-1386

5980 Grand Haven Road Muskegon MI 49441 USA 231-798-1483 Fax: 231-798-9583 Representatives: Aimark Travers Ltd. 905-475-3660; Trugrit Agency Inc. 503-625-1609

10 Centennial Rd Orangeville ON L9W 1P8 519-941-4853 Fax: 519-941-7339

CHEP CANADA INC.

100 Steelcase Rd E Markham ON L3R 1E8 905-475-5542 800-263-1606 Fax: 905-4741941

CVP SYSTEMS, INC.

DYNAMIC CONVEYOR CORP.

D. S. HANDLING SYSTEMS LIMITED

CRAWFORD PACKAGING INC.

CHESTWOOD - MEZEY DISTRIBUTION

1665 Flint Rd. Toronto ON M3J 2W8 416-6656258 1-877-469-6620 Fax: 416-665-6996

COMPACKER SYSTEMS, LLC

140 Duffield Drive Markham ON L6K 1B5 905513-7100 Fax: 905-513-7101 Branches: Calgary AB 403-201-3108; Edmonton AB 780-4162176; Vancouver BC 604-269-9716; London ON 519-433-9430; Waterloo ON 519-746-1634; Montreal QC 450-444-5454 7400 East Danbro Crescent Mississauga ON L5N 8C6 905-790-CHEP Fax: 905-789-4279 Branches: Calgary AB 403-236-1633; Edmonton AB 780-486-0237; Vancouver BC 604520-2583; Winnipeg MB 204-633-2456; Moncton NB 506-858-8393; Brampton ON 905-790-CHEP; Montreal QC 514-745-2437

CUSTTECH INTERNATIONAL INC.

1100 Skae Drive, Unit 1 Oshawa ON L1J 8H6 905-433-2397 Fax: 905-433-1972 Branches: Montreal QC 450-242-2095

DESCON CONVEYOR SYSTEMS

100 Harry Walker Pkwy N Newmarket ON L3Y 7B2 905-953-0455 Fax: 905-953-1335

DJS ENTERPRISES

2700 - 14th Ave, Unit 6 Markham ON L3R 0J1 905-475-7644 Fax: 905-475-7645

DOBOY INC., BOSCH PACKAGING TECHNOLOGY

869 South Knowles Ave. New Richmond WI 54017 USA 715-246-6511 Fax: 715-246-6539 Branches: Mississauga ON 905-474-0225

DOMINO CANADA

2751 Coventry Rd Oakville ON L6H 5V9 905-8292430 1-800-387-7972 Fax: 905-829-1842 Branches: Calgary AB 800-387-7972; Vancouver BC 604-221-4657; Halifax NS 902-826-2619; Montreal QC 514-333-1330

DOVERCO INC.

3245 J.B. Deschamps Montreal QC H8T 3E4 514-420-6060 1-800-363-0697 Fax: 514-4206015 Branches: Toronto ON 416-401-2141

E.I.DUPONT CANADA COMPANY

7070 Mississauga Road Mississauga ON L5N 5M8 905-821-5042 Fax: 905-821-5519 Representatives: Williamson Printing Materials Grimsby ON 905-945-2131

2567 De Miniac St Laurent QC H4S 1E5 514333-8853 Fax: 514-333-1292 PO Box 11277 Fresno CA 93772 USA 559-2336235 Fax: 559-233-9833 1830 Sandstone Manor Pickering ON L1W 3Y1 905-798-7715 Fax: 905-831-7571 901-J S. Bolmar St. West Chester PA 19382 USA 610-692-2455 Fax: 610-692-8793 Representatives: Anypack Packaging Coquitlam BC 604-936-4460; MD Packaging Inc Scarborough ON 416-291-9229; Visuascan St. Leonard QC 514-322-2725

ELOPAK CANADA INC.

6430 Blvd des Grandes Prairies Saint-Leonard QC H1P 1A2 514-326-0350 514-913-4457 Fax: 514-326-6372

ELSNER ENGINEERING WORKS INC.

475 Fame Ave, PO Box 66 Hanover PA 17331 USA 717-637-5991 Fax: 717-633-7100 Branches: Bremen, Germany 421-478-7868

EMBALLAGES JEAN CARTIER INC.

2325 Industrial Blvd St-Cesaire QC J0L 1T0 450469-3168 1-800-363-2737 Fax: 450-469-2239

EMPLEX BAG SEALING SOLUTIONS, A DIVISION OF PLEXPACK

1160 Birchmount Rd Unit 2 Toronto ON M1P 2B8 416-291-8085 800-265-1775 Fax: 416298-4328

ENERCON INDUSTRIES CORP.

W 140 N 9572 Fountain Blvd, PO Box 773 Menomonee Falls WI 53052-0773 USA 262255-6070 Fax: 262-255-7784 Representatives: Fladgate Packaging Systems Vancouver BC 604-612-7778; MD Packaging Scarborough ON 416-291-9229; Webconvert Ltd. ON 416252-4462

EPI PRODUCTION LABELERS

East High St, Box 156 New Freedom PA 17349 USA 717-235-8344 1-800-755-8344 Fax: 717235-0608 Representatives: Alex E Jones Oakville ON

ERIEZ

2200 Asbury Rd. Erie PA 16506 814-835-6000 Fax: 814-838-496 Representatives: Brunette Equipment Sales Inc. North Bay ON 705-776-2038; D&L Engineering Sales Ltd Halifax NS 902-4293790; McCleary Equipment Sales Oakville ON 905-815-9366; Novatech Equipment Sales Vancouver BC 604-984-2220; Ward-Paterson Divi-

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SUPPLIERS sion, Warco Process Technologies Montreal QC 450-458-0010; Welco Expediting Esterhazy SK 306-745-2240; Calgary AB 403-279-8636; WPK Sales Winnipeg MB 204-388-5578

ESKOARTWORK

721 Crossroads Court Vandalia OH 45377 USA 937-454-1721 Fax: 937-454-1522 Representatives: Graphic Focus 514-591-5380; ND Graphics 416-663-6416; Williamson Printing Materials Ltd. 905-945-2131

EXA INC.

2626 Sabourin St Laurent QC H4S 1M2 514333-3116 Fax: 514-333-5688 Branches: Toronto ON 905-712-3848; Canada & United States QC 800-392-5383

EXCEL-PAC INC.

1041 boul. Des Enterprises ouest Terrebonne QC J6Y 1V2 450-626-4288 1-800-718-9235 Fax: 450-628-8842

EXOPACK, LLC

PO Box 5687 Spartanburg SC 29304 USA 864-596-7140 Fax: 864-596-7175 Branches: Barrie ON 705-735-6303; Newmarket ON 905-895-2308

F FANUC ROBOTICS CANADA LTD.

6774 Financial Dr Mississauga ON L5N 7J6 905-812-2300 Fax: 905-812-2350 Branches: Montreal QC 450-492-9001; Representatives: CRIQ Montreal QC 514-383-1550; JMP Engineering London ON 519-652-2741; Johnsen Machine Company Burlington ON 905-3354196; KL Products London ON 519-652-1070; Langen Packaging Mississauga ON 905-6707200; PremierTech Systems Riviere-du-Loup QC 418-867-8883

ON 416-479-0777; RML Integrated Process Systems Aldergrove BC 778-242-8068

FPC FLEXIBLE PACKAGING CORP.

GOLDRICH PRINTPAK INC.

FRAIN INDUSTRIES INC.

GRAHAM PACKAGING

313 S Rohlwing Rd Addison IL 60101 USA 630-629-9900 630-889-5716 Fax: 630-6296575

H B FULLER CANADA

2345 Stanfield Rd., Unit 204 Mississauga ON L4Y 3Y3 905-949-3170 Fax: 905-949-4401 Branches: Boucherville QC 450-655-1306; Representatives: Crawford Packaging London ON 519-659-0507; MRB Industries St. Laurent QC 514-488-2277

G GALEX INC.

161 Route 59 Monsey NY 10952 USA 845-3525300 Fax: 845-352-9345

GALICK PACKAGING EQUIP. LTD.

R.R.#1, 2237 Gerber Rd Wellesley ON N0B 2T0 519-656-3114 Fax: 519-656-3466 Branches: Kitchener ON 519-578-8658

FIEDLER TECHNOLOGY LTD.

84 Malmo Court, Units 13-15 Maple ON L6A 1R4 905-832-0493 Fax: 905-832-0495

FILTEC CANADA

2411 Anson Drive Mississauga ON L5S 1G1 905-405-9777 Fax: 905-405-9888

FISCHBEIN COMPANY

151 Walker Rd Statesville NC 28687 USA 704871-1159 Fax: 704-872-3303 Representatives: Gaston Richard Inc Ste Julie QC 450-649-1516; Hartwick Sales & Service Arva ON 519-2252310; Hartwick Sales & Service London ON 519-225-2310; Lewis M. Carter Mfg Saskatoon SK 306-242-9292

FISCHER & KRECKE INC.

125 Fairfield Road, Unit 5 Fairfield NJ 07004 USA 973-882-9460 Fax: 973-882-9472 Representatives: Canflexographics 877-335-1501

FLEXICON AMERICA

156 College Street Burlington VT 05401 USA 802-657-3232 Fax: 802-657-3202 Representatives: Bio/Separations - Brian Uberig Central and Eastern- 416-723-5700; Bio/Separations - Duane Wilson Western- 780-916-8492; Bio/ Separations - Remi Laliberte PQ 418-5614169

FLEXLINK SYSTEMS, INC.

1-1549 Yorkton Court Burlington ON L7P 5B7 905-639-6878 Fax: 905-639-4632 Branches: Oakville ON 905-337-2513; Representatives: Tops Conveyor Systems Burlington ON 905-639-6878

FLEXO-PRINTING EQUIPMENT CORP. / SIAT

PO Box 82, 95 Cousins Dr. Aurora ON L4G 4J9 Canada 905-726-8427 877-417-4175 Fax: 905-726-9427

GENERAL CONVEYOR CO LTD.

2270 Portland St SE Calgary AB T2G 4M6 403-287-7111 Fax: 403-287-2446 Branches: Edmonton AB 403-453-6141; Lethbridge AB 403-320-8225; Medicine Hat AB 403-5288887; Red Deer AB 403-343-0783; Delta BC 604-526-1606; Kelowna BC 250-491-7881; Prince George BC 250-564-3830; Regina SK 306-721-8111; Saskatoon SK 306-242-4466; Representatives: East Kootenay Supplies Cranbrook BC 250-489-4595; Vanisle Packaging Victoria BC 604-544-2309

GENERAL MAGNAPLATE CORP.

1331 Route 1 Linden NJ 07036 USA 908-8626200 Fax: 908-862-6110 Branches: Ajax ON 905-686-2277

GENERAL PACKAGING EQUIP. CO.

6048 Westview Dr Houston TX 77055 USA 713-686-4331 Fax: 713-683-3967 Representatives: B & T Packaging Machinery Ajax ON 905-426-1668; Fladgate Packaging Systems Ltd. Vancouver BC 604-612-7778

GEORGE GORDON ASSOC., INC.

12 Continental Blvd Merrimack NH 03054-4302 USA 603-424-5204 Fax: 603-424-9031 Representatives: B&T Sales Ajax ON 905-4261668

GEOSAF INC.

3300 Cote Vertu, #205 Montreal QC H4R 2B7 514-331-4147 Fax: 514-331-4226

GO PACKAGING

750 Oval Crt Burlington ON L7L 6A9 905-6323662 416-798-7295 Fax: 905-639-2290

GIBBS-BROWER INTL.

145C Grassy Plain St. Bethel CT 06801 USA 203-797-0443 Fax: 203-748-3297 Branches: Surrey BC 604-590-3101; Winnipeg MB 204633-3980; Fredericton NB 506-459-8898; Ottawa ON 613-821-1201; Thunder Bay ON 204-633-3980; Montreal QC 514-735-4503; Quebec City QC 418-831-9113

GLOBAL EQUIPMENT USA LTD.

100 Fairway Drive, Suite 128 Vernon Hills IL 60061 USA 847-949-5900 1-800-621-4343 Fax: 847-949-5955

FOGG FILLER CO.

GLUE DOTS INTERNATIONAL

FORMOST FUJI CORPORATION

19211 144th Ave NE Woodinville WA 98072 USA 425-483-9090 Fax: 425-486-5656

FORTRESS TECHNOLOGY INC.

51 Grand Marshall Dr Toronto ON M1B 5N6 416754-2898 888-220-8737 Fax: 416-754-2976 Representatives: Plan Automation Richmond Hill

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391 Greendale Rd York PA 17403 USA 717848-3875 Fax: 717-843-6435 Branches: Montreal QC; Representatives: Fladgate Packaging Vancouver BC 604-612-7778; Marc Pilon Montreal QC 514-231-5415

GRIMSBY PACKAGING LIMITED

5230 Harvester Road Burlington ON L7L 4X4 905-681-1604 Fax: 905-681-1023

5515 South Westridge Drive New Berlin WI 53151 USA 888-688-7131 262-814-8500 Fax: 282-814-8505

GLUEFAST COMPANY INC.

3535 Route 66, Bldg. #1 Neptune NJ 07753 USA 732-918-4600 Fax: 732-918-4646 Representatives: Graham Muir Mississauga ON 905-602-6622

HOOD PACKAGING CORP.

2380 McDowell Rd Burlington ON L7R 4A1 905-637-5611 Fax: 905-637-9954 Branches: Calgary Paper Div-AB 403-279-4000; Calgary Plastics Div-AB 403-287-0450; Burlington ON 905-637-5611; Guelph ON 519-821-2570; East Angus QC 819-832-4971

HOSKIN SCIENTIFIC LIMITED

4210 Morris Drive Burlington ON L7L 5L6 905333-5510 Fax: 905-333-4976

HTECH INC.

4120 Ridgeway Dr. Unit 35 Mississauga ON L5L 5S9 905-607-0362 Fax: 905-607-4756

HUDSON SUPPLIES INC.

2940 Halpern Street St. Laurent QC H4S 1R2 514-337-5005 888-599-9959 Fax: 514-3323383

HUDSON-SHARP

10 Sugarloaf Road Sandy Hook CT 06482 USA 203-364-1306 Fax: 203-364-0269

GROUPE LELYS

3275 Francis-Hugues Laval QC H7L 5A5 450662-7161 1-800-361-3961 Fax: 450-662-0560 Branches: Woodbridge ON 905-264-6654

HABASIT CANADA LIMITED

416 Hayward Ave N Oakdale MN 55128 USA 651-731-9499 Fax: 651-731-0525 3455 John F. Donnelly Dr Holland MI 49424 USA 616-786-3644 Fax: 616-786-0350

GREYDON INC.

GENERAL AUTOMATED PACKAGING SERVICES INC.

GENERAL FASTENERS LTD.

5300 Explorer Dr Mississauga ON L4W 5G4 877-GOFESTO Fax: 877-FXFESTO Branches: Calgary AB; Edmonton AB; Vancouver BC; Moncton NB; Montreal QC; Quebec City QC

4041 North Service Rd Burlington ON L7L 4X6 1-800-263-6235 Fax: 416-335-0357 Branches: Mississauga ON 905-277-1486; Montreal QC 514-351-7560

H.D.S. PACKAGING

Rte 73 Blue Anchor NJ 08037 USA 609-5612450 1-800-257-8581 Fax: 609-561-2328

FEED SYSTEMS INC.

FESTO INC.

100 Industry St Toronto ON M6M 4L8 416-7699000 Fax: 416-769-5454

GARVEY CORP.

PO Box 610, 245 Industrial Pkwy S Aurora ON L4G 4J9 905-727-7922 Fax: 905-841-1056 Representatives: Almac Conveyor Co Ltd Aurora ON 905-713-1377

135 Industrial Blvd Riverhead NY 11901 USA 516-727-0300 Fax: 516-369-5939 Representatives: Newmapak Toronto ON 800-866-5572;Montreal QC 514-866-5572

855 Britannia Road East Mississauga ON L4W 4T2 905-670-0383 Fax: 905-670-0358

1891 Eglinton Ave E Toronto ON M1L 2L7 416288-3060 888-288-7386 Fax: 416-288-0808 Branches: Montreal QC 514-694-5236

30 Isley Ave Dartmouth NS B3B 1L3 902-468-9378 1-800-565-9378 Fax: 902-468-3192

FARNELL PACKAGING LIMITED

GN PACKAGING EQUIPMENT

11 Nicholas Beaver Rd. Guelph ON N1H 6H9 519-763-0787 416-414-9205 Fax: 519-7633754 2278 Speers Rd Oakville ON L6L 2X8 905827-4131 1-800-770-6750 Fax: 800-268-2358 Branches: Langley BC 604-513-8205; Le Gardeur QC 450-582-5039; Montreal QC 450447-6987; Representatives: B.D.I. Canada Inc. Mississauga ON 905-238-3392; Belterra Corporation Delta BC 604-540-1950; Canadian Bearings Limited Mississauga ON 905-6706724; J.C. McLaren Belting Co. Ltd Montreal QC 514-731-2121; Mississauga ON 905-5650870; Rubberline Products Ltd. Kitchener ON 519-894-0400

HALLTECH INC.

465 Coronation Dr West Hill ON M1E 2K2 416284-6111 Fax: 416-284-6932 Branches: Ville Saint-Laurent QC 514-331-2710

HARLUND INDUSTRIES LTD.

#101, 17973-106 Avenue Edmonton AB T5S 2H1 780-484-4400 877-427-5863 Fax: 780-484-3646 Branches: Burnaby BC 604-689-4373; Mississauga ON 905-501-9000; Laval QC 450-6297911

HARTNESS INTERNATIONAL

PO Box 26509 Greenville SC 29616-1509 USA 864-297-1200 Fax: 864-297-4486 Representatives: Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd Oakville ON 905-847-0166; Ville Mont Royal QC 514731-7747

HAYSSENSANDIACRE A DIV. OF BARRY-WEHMILLER COMPANIES, INC.

ICONOTECH

One Heritage Park Rd, PO Box 918 Clinton CT 06143 USA 860-669-0358 Fax: 860-669-5109 Representatives: Fladgate Packaging Systems Vancouver BC 604-612-7778; Resolution Technologies Corp Port Coquitlam BC 604942-3039

ILAPAK INC.

105 Pheasant Run Newtown PA 18940 USA 215-579-2900 Fax: 215-579-9959

IMPAK PACKAGING SYSTEMS LTD.

445 Milner Ave, #5 Scarborough ON M1B 2K4 416-299-0960 1-800-655-0836 Fax: 416-2999566

ICL INDUSTRIAL CONTAINERS ULC

100 North Queen St Toronto ON M8Z 2E2 416231-5020 Fax: 416-231-3586 Branches: St Albert AB 780-458-5355; Vancouver BC 604464-5579; Brampton ON 905-453-8802; Montreal QC 514-396-9377

INDUSTRIAL MARKING SYSTEMS INC.

9000 Henri Bourassa W St Laurent QC H4S 1L5 514-336-3213 1-888-336-3213 Fax: 514745-2923 Branches: Mississauga ON 905-6120893

INKSPEC/PAD

1470 Joliot-Curie Boucherville QC J4B 7L9 450-655-7667 800-465-7732 Fax: 450-6551354 Representatives: Webconvert Etobicoke ON 416-252-4462

INNOVIA FILMS INC.

1950 Lake Park Drive Smyrna GA 30080 USA 877-822-3456 Fax: 770-970-8481

INTELLIGRATED

500 Wentworth Street East, Unit 5 Oshawa ON L1H 3V9 905-725-0550 Fax: 905-725-2688 Branches: Mississauga ON 905-858-0088; Dorval QC 514-633-9969

225 Spartangreen Blvd Duncan SC 29334 USA 864-486-4000 864-486-4251 Fax: 864-4864412 Representatives: Alex E. Jones & Associates Pointe Claire QC 514-693-9381; Oakville ON 905-847-0166

INTERMEC TECHNOLOGIES CANADA LTD.

HEAT AND CONTROL, INC.

THE INTERNATIONAL GROUP, INC.

7065 Tranmere Dr Mississauga ON L5S 1M2 905-673-9333 Fax: 905-673-3974 Branches: Montreal QC 514-636-8550

21121 Cabot Blvd Hayward CA 94545-1132 USA 510-259-0500 800-227-5980 Fax: 510259-0600 Branches: Cambridge ON 519-6231100; Representatives: Techno Pak Ste Julie QC 450-922-3122

50 Salome Dr Agincourt ON M1S 2A8 416-2934151 1-800-561-3509 Fax: 416-293-0617 Representatives: Aldert Chemicals Ltd. 416236-4222; Ashland Canada Corp. 866-2010051; Univar Canada Ltd. 416-401-3365

HEAT SEALING PACKAGING SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT

INTERPACK MACHINERY, A DIV. OF INTERTAPE POLYMER GROUP

61 Pippin Rd Concord ON L4K 4N6 905-6696770 Fax: 905-669-5793 Branches: Montreal PQ 450-445-8902

HEIDELBERG CANADA

6265 Kenway Dr Mississauga ON L5T 2L3 905-362-4400 Fax: 905-362-4606 Branches: Vancouver BC 604-276-8343; Montreal QC 514-631-6270

HEWLETT-PACKARD (CANADA)CO.

5150 Spectrum Way Mississauga ON L4W 5G1 905-206-4725

HI-BAR SYSTEMS LTD.

8112-A Trans-Canada Highway St Laurent QC H4S 1M5 514-335-1136 Fax: 514-335-1221

INX INTERNATIONAL INK CO.

150 N. Martingale Suite 700 Schaumburg IL 60173 USA 630-382-1906 800-233-inks Fax: 847-969-9758 Branches: Terrebonne QC 450477-9145

IPL INC.

140 Commerciale St-Damien Belle Co QC G0R 2Y0 418-789-2880 Fax: 418-833-3305 Branches: Edmunston NB 506-739-9559; Lawrenceville QC 450-535-6888; St. Lazare QC 418-883-2036

35 Pollard St Richmond Hill ON L4B 1A8 905731-2400 Fax: 905-731-6035 Representatives: R.J. Machinery Markham ON 905-475-1046

ISRA SURFACE VISION

HMA SYSTEMS

ITW DYNATEC

185 Advance Blvd, Unit 12 Brampton ON L6T 4Y3 905-458-8182 Fax: 905-458-0758

4470 Peachtree Lakes Drive Duluth GA 30096 USA 770-449-7776 Fax: 770-449-0399 31 Volunteer Dr Hendersonville TN 37075 USA 615-824-3634 800-860-6150 Fax: 615-2645248 Representatives: HMA Systems Brampton ON 905-458-8182; Servi-Center St Leonard

CANADIAN PACKAGING • FALL 2010

SUPPLIERS QC 514-326-5462; Timeco-Marten Company Ltd. Coquitlam BC 604-525-8499

ITW MULLER CANADA

16715, Boul. Hymus Kirkland QC H9H 5M8 514-685-3160 Fax: 514-685-3166 Branches: Cornwall ON 613-938-7900

J JELINEK CORK GROUP

2260 Speers Rd Oakville ON L6L 2X8 905827-4666 800-959-0995 Fax: 905-827-6707 Branches: Richmond BC 604-678-5358

JENALEX INC. - ERGONOMICS PRODUCTS

3266 Yonge Street #1711 Toronto ON M4N 3P6 416-485-9487 1-800-536-2539 Fax: 416-4857417

JG PACKAGING

92 Henderson Dr Whitby ON L1N 7Y8 905430-7647 416-352-8808 Fax: 905-430-3435

JHC PLASTICS LTD. DIV OF JOSEPH HONA CONSULTANT INC.

11800 Lucien-Gendron Montreal QC H1E 7A8 514-648-2222

JMC PACKAGING EQUIPMENT

3470 Mainway Burlington ON L7M 1A8 905335-4196 1-800-263-5252 Fax: 905-3354201

JOHN BROOKS COMPANY LTD.

2625 Meadowpine Blvd. Mississauga ON L5N 7K5 905-624-4200 877-624-5757 Fax: 905624-6379 Branches: Calgary AB 403-219-0939; Edmonton AB 780-468-4499; Vancouver BC 604-942-7622; Winnipeg MB 204-786-5529; Sudbury ON 705-521-1184; Montreal QC 514636-6400

JOKEY PLASTICS NORTH AMERICA INC.

150 Mitchell Street Goderich ON N7A 4C6 519-524-9690 Fax: 519-524-6114 Representatives: Unisource Canada

R.A. JONES & CO. INC.

2701 Crescent Springs Rd Covington KY 41017 USA 859-341-0400 Fax: 859-341-0519 Branches: Oakville ON 905-849-9891

JONES PACKAGING INC.

3000 Page Street London ON N5V 5H3 519451-2100 Fax: 519-451-2107 Branches: Guelph ON 519-821-0550

K KALLFASS VERPACKUNGSMASCHINEN GMBH & CO

Siemensstr 8, PO Box 1529 Nurtingen 72605 Germany 07022-6070 Fax: 07022-607-200 Branches: Alpharetta GA 770-751-7400; Representatives: Doverco Lachine QC 514-4206027; Toronto ON 416-401-2145

KAPS-ALL PACKAGING SYSTEMS INC.

200 Mill Rd Riverhead NY 11901 USA 631-7270300 631-727-0307 Fax: 631-369-5939 Representatives: Newmapak Pickering ON 905-987-1936; Longueuil QC 514-866-5572

KAWASAKI ROBOTICS CANADA

1155 North Service Road W. Oakville ON L6M 3E3 248-305-7610 Fax: 248-305-7618 Branches: Oakville ON 905-465-0880

KELFORD INDUSTRIAL SALES

111 Shearson Cres Cambridge ON N1T 1J3 519-740-8950 1-800-265-6620 Fax: 519-7408973

KEY-PAK MACHINES A DIV. OF RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT PACKAGING CORP.

1221 Hwy 22 Lebanon NJ 08833 USA 908236-2111 Fax: 908-236-7013 Representatives: Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd. 905-6013010; Flex Pak Packaging Systems 778-8822509

KIWI CODERS CORP.

265 E Messner Dr Wheeling IL 60090 USA 847-541-4511 Fax: 847-541-6332 Representatives: Any Pack Burnaby BC 604-421-8008; Optipak Inc Boucherville QC 450-641-7694; PMR Packaging Inc Markham ON 905-4754830

KLOCKNER-PENTAPLAST OF CANADA INC.

Oshawa Exec Ctr, Ste 604, King St W at Stevenson Rd Oshawa ON L1J 2K5 905-433-4232 Fax: 905-436-3478

LES EMBALLAGES KNOWLTON

315 Chemin Knowlton Knowlton QC J0E 1V0 450-242-2727 450-243-6161 Fax: 450-2430559

KRAKEN AUTOMATION INC.

KRUGER INC.

MARTIN AUTOMATIC INC.

5935 Ambler Drive Mississauga ON L4W 2K2 905-625-6830 1-800-263-6322 Fax: 905-6250478 Branches: Calgary AB 403-236-9638; Edmonton AB 780-477-7628; Halifax NS 902453-1818; Montreal QC 514-332-0322

LIQUI-BOX CANADA INC., A DUPONT CANADA COMPANY

207 Authority Dr Fitchburg MA 01420 USA 1-800-227-5539 978-343-3716 Fax: 978-3436278

LOEB

KUKA ROBOTICS CANADA LTD.

333 Wyecroft Rd. Oakville ON L6K 2H2 905842-4581 Fax: 905-842-3460 Representatives: Arpak Packaging Laval QC 450-669-8965; Ross Packaging Vancouver BC 604-591-1510

KVP, INC.

825 Morgantown Rd. Reading PA 19607-9533 USA 1-800-445-7898 610-373-1400 Fax: 610373-7448 Representatives: Constant Motion Technologies Calgary AB 403-271-7254; CRS/ Vamic Delson QC 450-638-5549; Grove Equipment Burnaby BC 604-421-1500; Western Belting & Hose Burnaby BC 604-451-4133

L L.T.C. PACKAGING SERVICES INC.

270 Pennsylvania Ave, Unit 6 Concord ON L4K 3Z7 905-660-6359 Fax: 905-660-6359

LABEL LINK CONSULTING SERVICES

1166 Bat Street uite 805 Toronto ON M5S 2X8 416-929-2695 416-708-9245 Fax: 416-9201167

LABELAD LTD.

400 Cochrane Dr Markham ON L3R 8E3 905-4753738 866-522-3523 Fax: 905-475-1466

LABEL-AIRE INC.

550 Burning Tree Rd Fullerton CA 92833 USA 714-449-5155 714-526-0300 Fax: 714-4495100 Representatives: Ahearn & Soper Rexdale ON 416-675-3999

LABELLING TECHNOLOGIES

1435 Bonhill Rd, Units 31&32 Mississauga ON L5T 1V2 905-564-2794 1-888-250-1524 Fax: 905-564-2793 Representatives: EXA Inc St Laurent QC 514-333-3116; Northstar Packaging Machinery Sales Surrey BC 604-467-8832; Snell SPL Packaging Solutions Mississauga ON 905-565-9484; Star Packaging Equipment Ltd. Mississauga ON 905-564-0092

LANGEN PACKAGING INC.

6154 Kestrel Road Mississauga ON L5T 1Z2 905-670-7200 Fax: 905-670-5291

LANTECH.COM, LLC

11000 Bluegrass Pkwy Louisville KY 40299 USA 502-267-4200 1-800-866-0322 Fax: 502266-5031

4131 State Street Chicago IL 60609 USA 773548-4131 Fax: 773-548-2608

LOMA SYSTEMS CANADA INC.

LONGFORD INTERNATIONAL LTD.

41 Lamont Ave Scarborough ON M1S 1A8 416-298-6622 1-888-298-2900 Fax: 416-2986627

LOVESHAW, AN ITW COMPANY, LITTLE DAVID PRODUCTS DIV.

Route 296, Box 83 South Canaan PA 18459 USA 570-937-4921 1-800-572-3434 Fax: 570937-3229 Representatives: Dependable Marking Sys. Oshawa ON 905-433-1383; Harlund Industries Etobicoke ON 416-679-9990; Edmonton AB 780-484-4400; J G Packaging Whitby ON 905-430-7647; M D Packaging Scarborough ON 416-291-9229; Packaging Machinery Concepts Mississauga ON 905212-7046; Snell Packaging Systems Mississauga ON 905-565-9484; Star Packaging Mississauga ON 905-670-7928; Thomas W Mackay & Sons Vancouver BC 604-324-6561; Unisource Canada

LUNG MENG MACHINERY (CANADA) INC.

48 York Rd North York ON M2L 1H6 416-4980777 Fax: 416-490-8856

LYFTVISUAL

5800 Ambler Drive, Unit 218 Mississauga ON L4W 4J4 905-624-8478 Fax: 519-576-2489

M M.D. PACKAGING INC.

250 Shields Court #6 Markham ON L3R 9W5 416-291-9229 Fax: 416-291-2906 Branches: Montreal QC 514-676-4162

M+L TESTING EQUIPMENT (1995) INC.

31 Dundas St E Dundas ON L9H 7H8 905689-8783 1-800-263-9244 Fax: 905-689-3978 Branches: Calgary AB 403-250-6765

MACRO ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY INC.

LAPP CANADA INC.

199 Traders Blvd E Mississauga ON L4Z 2E5 905-507-9000 Fax: 905-507-3000

LEADERLINX

119 Westcreek Drive Vaughan ON L4L 9N6 905-265-6300 Fax: 905-265-6304

3505 Laird Road, Unit 10 Mississauga ON L5L 5Y7 877-799-5277 Fax: 905-820-6516 124 Felbrigg Avenue Toronto ON M5M 2M5 905-582-9846 416-841-4364

LEADING EDGE PACKAGING INC.

KHS USA INC.

LEESON CANADA

FALL 2010 • CANADIAN PACKAGING

LION SHIPPING SUPPLIES CANADA INC.

3285 Bedford Rd Montreal QC H3S 1G5 514737-1131 Branches: Brampton ON 905-7591012; LaSalle QC 514-366-8050; Montreal QC 514-934-0845 PO Box 1053 Stn B Toronto ON M9L 2R8 416-KUKA123 416-585-2123 Fax: 46-585-2123

320 Superior Blvd. Mississauga ON L5T 2N7 905-670-4770 Fax: 905-670-4378 Branches: Edmonton AB; Vancouver BC; Winnipeg MB; Hanover ON; Montreal QC

LEIBINGER

2702-B Buell Drive East Troy WI 53120 USA 203-853-0022 Fax: 203-853-3355 Representatives: Redemac St. Laurent QC 514-3359570

3801 West Washington Yakima WA 98902 USA 509-966-4300 800-998-4301 Fax: 509-4523307

J.J. MARSHALL INC.

LOCK INSPECTION SYSTEMS, INC.

28 Regan Rd, Unit 2 Brampton ON L7A 1A7 905840-5000 Fax: 905-840-2900

MARQ PACKAGING SYSTEMS INC.

73 Galaxy Blvd, Unit 4 Toronto ON M9W 5T4 416-679-9119 888-869-9994 Fax: 416-6799559

KRONES MACHINERY CO LTD.

8001 Keele St Concord ON L4K 1Y6 905-6699855 Fax: 905-669-6184

2200 52nd Avenue Lachine QC H8T 2Y3 514636-3333 Fax: 514-636-7777 Branches: Across Canada

LINFO SYSTEMS LIMITED

1145 Sutton Drive Burlington ON L7L 5Z0 905336-8089 Fax: 905-336-7205

K-G PACKAGING INC. / SPRAY-PAK INDUSTRIES

KINECOR LP

730 Larry Crt Waukesha WI 53186 USA 262782-0450 800-231-6008 Fax: 262-782-3299

201 South Blair St Whitby ON L1N 5S6 905668-5811 905-666-7069 Fax: 905-666-7160 Branches: Whitby ON 905-668-5811

25 Coronet Rd, Unit 1 Etobicoke ON M8Z 2L8 416-234-9377 Fax: 416-234-3747 Representatives: Columbia Coding & Marking Langley BC 604-856-7151; Dr.Tech Solutions Inc. PointeAux-Tremble QC 514-351-1702

5501 North Washington Blvd Sarasota FL 34243 USA 941-359-4000 Fax: 941-359-4086 Branches: Sarasota FL 941-359-4000

LEPEL CORP CAPSEALING DIV.

MANROLAND CANADA INC. MAPLEJET PRINTING & CODING CO.

#13, 85 West Wilmot Street Richmond Hill ON L4C 0H1 905-482-3106

MARDEN EDWARDS LIMITED

Ferndown Industrial Estate Wimborne Dorset BH21 7SH England 44-1202-861200 Fax: 44-1202-861400 Representatives: Linfo Systems Ltd. Mississauga ON 905-670-5119

MARKEM-IMAJE INC.

8448 Timberlea Blvd. Mississauga ON L4W 2T7 800-267-5108 Fax: 866-921-9732 Branches: Calgary AB 403-277-2473; Langley BC 604-5143122; Lachine QC 514-633-8848

MARPAK PACKAGING SYSTEMS LTD.

1391 Kebet Way Port Coquitlam BC V3C 6G1 604-941-6538 Fax: 604-941-2924

9780 Waverley St Montreal QC H3L 2V5 514381-5647 Fax: 514-381-6636 1661 Northrock Ct. Rockford IL 61103 USA 815-654-4800 Fax: 815-654-4810

MASTERNET LTD.

690 Gana Court Mississauga ON L5S 1P2 905-795-0005 1-800-216-2536 Fax: 905-7959293

MATRIX PACKAGING MACHINERY INC.

650 Dekora Woods Blvd. Saukville WI 53080 USA 262-268-8300 Fax: 262-268-8301 Representatives: Plan Automation Richmond Hill ON 416-479-0777

MATTHEWS MARKING PRODUCTS

6515 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh PA 15206 USA 412-665-2500 Fax: 412-365-2042

MAX DAETWYLER CORP.

13420 Reese Blvd. W. Huntersville NC 28078 USA 704-875-1200 800-627-1011 Fax: 704875-0781 Representatives: Williamson Printing Grimsby ON 905-945-2181

MAXCESS INTERNATIONAL

222 West Memorial Road Oklahoma City OK 73126 USA 405-755-1600 800-639-3433 Fax: 405-755-8425 Representatives: Nelco Canada Port McNicholl ON 705-526-1338

MAXSON AUTOMATIC MACHINERY COMPANY

70 Airport Rd. Westerly RI 02891 USA 4015960162 Fax: 401-596-1050

MCBRADY ENGINEERING INC.

P.O. Box 2549 Joliet IL 60434 USA 815-7448900 Fax: 815-744-8901

MCNAIRN PACKAGING

125 Consumers Road Whitby ON L1N 1C4 800-263-2605 905-668-7533 Fax: 905-6685038

MEADWESTVACO PACKAGING SYSTEMS LP

281 Fairall St Ajax ON L1S 1R7 905-6832330

MEADWESTVACO PACKAGING RESOURCES GROUP

1 High Ridge Park Road Stamford CT 06905 USA 203-461-7400 Fax: 203-461-7676

METRO LABEL COMPANY LTD.

999 Progress Avenue Toronto ON M1B 6J1 416321-7889 Branches: Burnaby BC 866-430-7850; Napa CA 707-226-2806; Montreal QC 514-6364316

METTLER-TOLEDO HI-SPEED

5 Barr Rd Ithaca NY 14850 USA 607-257-6000 1-800-836-0836 Fax: 607-257-5232 Representatives: Fladgate Pkg. Vancouver BC 604-6127778; MD Packaging Scarborough ON 416-291-9229

MG AMERICA

31 Kulick Road Fairfield NJ 07004 USA 973808-8185 Fax: 973-808-8421

GRAPHIC PACKAGING INTL - MINNESOTA AUTOMATION PRODUCTS

975 3rd Street SW, PO Box 190 Crosby MN 56441 USA 218-546-2222 1-888-800-6861 Fax: 218-546-2252 Representatives: MD Packaging Inc. Markham ON 416-291-9229; Plan Automation Richmond Hill ON 416-479-0777

MITCHEL-LINCOLN PACKAGING LTD.

3737 Thimens Blvd Ville St Laurent QC H4R 1V1 514-332-3480 Fax: 514-332-2039

MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES AMERICA INC.

11204 McCormick Rd Hunt Valley MD 21131 USA 410-584-7990 Fax: 410-584-1252

MOEN INDUSTRIES

12333 East Los Nietos Rd Santa Fe Springs CA 90670 USA 562-946-6381 Fax: 562-9463200

THE MONTALVO CORPORATION

50 Hutcherson Dr Gorham ME 04038 USA 207-856-2501 Fax: 207-856-2509 Representatives: Webconvert Etobicoke ON 416-252-4462

MOORE PACKAGING CORP.

191 John St Barrie ON L4N 2L4 705-737-1023 Fax: 705-737-5579

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SUPPLIERS MORDHORST AUTOMATION INC.

90 Nolan Crt, #23 Markham ON L3R 4L9 905477-1347 Fax: 905-477-9547

NUSPARK ENGINEERING INC.

1111 Flint Road, Unit 29 Toronto ON M3J 3C7 416-663-7071 Fax: 416-663-0233

MOTOMAN ROBOTICS

805 Liberty Lane West Carrollton OH 45449 USA 937-847-6200 Fax: 937-847-3288 Branches: Mississauga ON 905-569-6686; Montreal QC 519-693-6770

MRB INDUSTRIES INC.

6300 Trans Canada Highway St. Laurent QC H4T 1X9 514-488-2277 877-388-2277 Fax: 514-484-3791 Representatives: Al-Pack Enterprises 800-551-7225; Cascades Resources 800-265-6421; MarPak 604-941-6538

MULTIFEEDER TECHNOLOGY, INC.

4821 White Bear Pkwy St Paul MN 55110-3325 USA 651-407-3100 Fax: 651-407-3199 Representatives: That Packaging Group Richmond Hill ON 416-580-1244

MULTISAC, DIV. WORKMAN PACKAGING INC.

345 Montee De Liesse Saint Laurent QC H4T 1P5 514-344-7227 1-800-252-5208 Fax: 514737-4288

MULTISORB TECHNOLOGIES

325 Harlem Road Buffalo NY 14224-1883 USA 716-824-8900 Fax: 716-824-4128

MULTIVAC CANADA INC.

6221 Highway 7, Unit 7 & 8 Woodbridge ON L4H 0K8 905-264-1170 877-264-1170 Fax: 905-2649647

N NEW ENGLAND MACHINERY INC.

2820 62nd Ave. E. Bradenton FL 34203 USA 941-755-5550 Fax: 941-751-6281 Representatives: MD Packaging Inc. Markham ON 416291-9229

NEWMAPAK LTD.

O O-1

777 Kipling Ave Etobicoke ON M8Z 5Z4 416232-3203 Fax: 416-232-3274 Branches: Montreal QC 514-934-8828

ODEN CORPORATION

199 Fire Tower Drive Tonawanda NY 14150 USA 716-874-3000 1-800-658-3622 Fax: 716874-1589

OKURA USA/VANGUARD PACKAGING FILM DIVISION

9970 Lakeview Ave Lenexa KS 66219 USA 913-599-1111 1-800-772-1187 Fax: 913-5990096 Representatives: Shrink Film Systems Ltd Richmond Hill ON 905-731-2050

OMEGA DESIGN CORP.

211 Philips Rd Exton PA 19341 USA 610-3636555 800-346-0191 Fax: 610-524-7398

OMRON CANADA INC.

885 Milner Ave Toronto ON M1B 5V8 416-2866465 Fax: 416-286-6159 Branches: Vancouver BC 604-522-8855; Windsor ON 519-972-0022; Quebec City PQ 418-864-7378; Lachine QC 514-636-6676; Representatives: CB Engineering Calgary AB 403-259-6220; EECOL Calgary AB 403-253-1952; Nedco Mississauga ON 905-568-2425; SNS Automation St. George ON 519-448-3055; Wesco Distribution Markham ON 905-415-6100

ONGUARD PRODUCT INSPECTION INC.

1235 Fairview Street, Suite 331 Burlington ON L7S 2K9 905-690-2868 905-320-3220 Fax: 905-690-7871

OPTEL VISION

PACKPRO SYSTEMS INC.

10 Paisley Lane Stouffville ON L4A 7X4 905642-1300 1-888-447-0666 Fax: 905-642-1500 Branches: Barrie ON 705-722-0448; Montreal QC 514-237-0935

PACK-RITE DIV. OF METTLER TOLEDO INC.

3026 Phillips Ave Racine WI 53403 USA 1-800248-6868 262-635-6966 Fax: 262-634-0521 Representatives: Fladgate Packaging Vancouver BC 604-612-7778; Island Handling Systems Charlottetown PEI 902-566-5959; James Dawson Enterprises Ltd Toronto ON 905-7386959; Dorval QC 514-472-9851; Rite Way Packaging Edmonton AB 780-467-7131

PALLETIZING SYSTEMS LTD.

57 Village Center Place, Suite 300 Mississauga ON L4Z 1V9 905-568-2918 Fax: 905-568-2920 Branches: Edmonton AB 780-478-3510; Montreal QC 514-990-0959

PANO CAP CANADA LTD.

55 Webster Rd Kitchener ON N2C 2E7 519893-6055 Fax: 519-893-6273 Branches: Burlington ON 905-637-6493

PAP ENGINEERING SERVICES

34 Jasmine Rd Weston ON M9M 2P9 416-7439601 Fax: 416-747-9058

PAPER & PAPERBOARD PACKAGING ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL

1995 Clark Blvd. Unit 3 Brampton ON L6T 4W1 905-458-0087 Fax: 416-458-2052

PAPER MACHINERY CORP.

8900 W Bradley Rd Milwaukee WI 53224 USA 414-354-8050 Fax: 414-354-8614

PAPER PACKAGING CANADA

1995 Clark Blvd. Unit 3 Brampton ON L6T 4W1 905-458-0087 Fax: 905-458-2052

PARKINSON TECHNOLOGIES INC.

285 Liberte Candiac QC J5R 6Z7 514-866-5572 877-866-5572 Fax: 450-635-3611 Branches: Markham ON 905-201-1842

1400 Blvd du Parc Technologique, Ste 101 Quebec QC G1P 4R7 418-688-0334 1-866688-0334 Fax: 418-688-9397

100 Goldstein Dr. Woonsocket RI 02895 USA 401-762-2100 Fax: 401-762-2295

NITTA CORPORATION OF AMERICA

OPTIMA MACHINERY CORP.

26 Victoria Cres Brampton ON L6T 1E5 905792-3000 888-272-7725 Fax: 905-792-3330 Representatives: Glen Ross Agency Winnipeg MB 204-694-2312; Ketteringham Agencies Ltd. Richmond BC 604-277-4499

7605 Nitta Drive Suwanee GA 30024 USA 770-497-0212 800-221-3689 Fax: 770-6231398

NORAMPAC, A DIVISION OF CASCADES CANADA INC.

1061 Parent St. St-Bruno QC J3V 6R7 450-4618600 866-735-2635 Fax: 450-461-8636 Branches: Calgary AB 403-531-3800; Burnaby BC 604-5210741; Richmond BC 604-273-7321; Winnipeg MB 204-786-5761; Moncton NB 506-869-2200; St John’s NF 709-747-1200; Barrie ON 705-737-0470; Belleville ON 613-968-3581; Etobicoke ON 416255-8541; Etobicoke ON 416-255-8541; Mississauga ON 905-671-2940; Mississauga ON 905-564-6855; North York ON 416-784-2866; Peterborough ON 705-748-6881; Scarborough ON 416-412-3500; St-Marys ON 519-284-1840; Trenton ON 613-392-6505; Vaughan ON 905-7603900; Cabano QC 418-854-2803; Drummondville QC 819-475-4567; Kingsey Falls QC 819-3635000; Le Gardeur QC 450-585-0050; Montreal QC 514-251-3800; Vaudreuil-Dorion QC 450-4555731; Victoriaville QC 819-758-3177; Saskatoon SK 306-651-1890

NORCROSS CORP.

255 Newtonville Ave Newton MA 02458 USA 617-969-7020 Fax: 617-969-3260 Representatives: Canflexographics Ltd. Burlington ON 605-335-1501

NORDSON CANADA LIMITED

1211 Denison St Markham ON L3R 4B3 800-4633200 Fax: 905-475-8821 Branches: Vancouver BC 604-460-0949; Montreal QC 800-830-6358

NOREN PRODUCTS THERMAL ENGINEERS & MANUFACTURERS

1010 O’Brien Dr. Menlo Park CA 94025 USA 650-322-9500 Fax: 650-324-1348

NORTH AMERICAN LASER SYSTEMS INC.

2650 Meadowvale Blvd. Unit #7 Mississauga ON L5N 6M5 905-542-3350 Fax: 905-542-9732

NORWOOD MARKING SYSTEMS

2538 Wisconsin Ave Downers Grove IL 60515 USA 630-968-0646 1-800-626-3464 Fax: 630-968-7672 Representatives: Alex E. Jones & Assoc Ltd Oakville ON 905-847-0166; Anypack Packaging Machinery Burnaby BC 604421-8008; DR Tech Solutions Inc. Laval QC 450-681-1744

NOVA PACK LIMITED

6470 Northam Drive Mississauga ON L4V 1H9 905-673-6682 Fax: 905-672-7225

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1330 Contract Dr Green Bay WI 54304 USA 920-339-2222 Fax: 920-339-2233

ORBIS CORPORATION

1055 Corporate Center Dr. Oconomowoc WI 53066 USA 888-217-0965 Fax: 262-560-5841 Branches: 416-745-6980

ORION PACKAGING SYSTEMS

100 Crescent Dr Collierville TN 38017 USA 901-888-4170 800-333-6556 Fax: 901-3651071 Branches: ON 647-233-7577; Laval QC 514-231-5645

OUELLETTE MACHINERY SYSTEMS INC.

1761 Chase Dr Fenton MO 63026 USA 636343-7200 Fax: 636-343-6615

OYSTAR PACKAGING TECHNOLOGIES

807 W Kimberly Rd Davenport IA 52806 USA 800-257-5622 563-391-1100

OYSTAR USA, INC. (FORMERLY KNOWN AS IWKA PACSYSTEMS, INC.)

523 Raritan Center Parkway Edison NJ 08837 USA 732-343-7600 Fax: 732-343-7601

P PAC - THE PACKAGING ASSOC.

2255 Sheppard Ave E, Ste E420 Toronto ON M2J 4Y1 416-490-7860 Fax: 416-490-7844 Branches: Laval QC 514-990-0134

PACIFIC PACKAGING MACHINERY

1284 Puerta Del Sol San Clemente CA 92673 92673 949 369-2425 Fax: 949-369-2429 Representatives: Alex E. Jones & Associates Oakville ON 905-847-0166

PACKAGING DYNAMICS LTD.

35 Carlough Rd Bohemia NY 11716 USA 516563-4499 Fax: 516-563-4893 Representatives: Charles Lapierre Pointe Claire QC 514-6306990; Linfo Etobicoke ON 416-234-0752; RJ Machinery Markham ON 905-475-1046

PACKAGING EQUIPMENT AND CONVEYORS, INC. (P.E.A.C., INC.)

52853 C.R.7 Elkhart IN 46514 USA 574-2666995 Fax: 574-264-6210

PACKAGING TECHNOLOGIES INC.

310 Courtland Ave. Concord ON L4K 4Y6 905761-5925 800-303-5883 Fax: 905-738-6182 Representatives: Techno Pak Saint-Julie QC 450-922-3122

PAR-PAK LTD.

PDC INTERNATIONAL CORP.

8 Sheehan Ave Norwalk CT 06854 USA 203853-1516 Fax: 203-854-0834 Representatives: Charles Lapierre Inc Montreal QC 514-6306990; Toronto ON 416-675-1593; Flexi-Pack Woodbridge ON 416-577-0722

PEARSON PACKAGING SYS.

W 8120 Sunset Hwy Spokane WA 99224 USA 509-838-6226 1-800-732-7766 Fax: 509-7478532 Representatives: Alex E. Jones & Assoc Ville Mont-Royal QC 514-731-7747; Oakville ON 905-847-0166

PEEL PLASTIC PRODUCTS LTD.

49 Rutherford Road South Brampton ON L6W 3J3 905-456-3660 Fax: 905-456-0870

PEMBERTON & ASSOC. INC.

3610 Nashua Dr Mississauga ON L4V 1X9 905-678-8900 800-668-6111 Fax: 905-6788989

PFM PACKAGING MACHINERY

1271 Ringwell Dr Newmarket ON L8Y 8T9 905-836-6709 Fax: 905-836-7763

PHOENIX PACKAGING INTERNATIONAL CORP.

847 McCaffrey Montreal QC H4T 1N3 514-4876660 1-800-661-6481 Fax: 514-487-6661

PILLAR TECHNOLOGIES AN ITW COMPANY

475 Industrial Dr, PO Box 110 Hartland WI 53029-0110 USA 262-912-7200 Fax: 262-9127272

PINNACLE CONCERTING EQUIPMENT INC.

1720 Toal St. Charlotte NC 28206 USA 704376-3855 Fax: 704-376-2207

PLACON CORPORATION

6096 McKee Rd Madison WI 53719 USA 608271-5634 800-541-1535 Fax: 608-271-3162 Representatives: Food Pack, Inc. Strathroy ON 519-442-0237; Packpro Systems Stouffville ON 905-642-1300

PLIANT CORPORATION

301 Forest Ave, PO Box 2000 Orillia ON L3V 6R9 705-326-1777 Fax: 705-326-2177

PMC INDUSTRIES

275 Hudson Street Hackensack NJ 07601 USA 201-342-3684 Fax: 201-342-3568

PMMI PACKAGING MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS INSTITUTE

4350 N Fairfax Dr, Ste 600 Arlington VA 22203 USA 703-243-8555 Fax: 703-243-8556

PMR PACKAGING INC.

701 Rossland Road East, Suite 361 Whitby ON L1N 9K3 905-725-2225 Fax: 905-725-2241

POLYTAINERS INC.

197 Norseman St Toronto ON M8Z 2R5 416239-7311 Fax: 416-239-0596 Representatives: Farnell Packaging Dartmouth NS 902-4689378

POSTWRIGHT PACKAGING LTD.

356 MacNab St Dundas ON L9H 2L2 416-7772626 905-628-2291 Fax: 905-628-5033

PPI TECHNOLOGIES GROUP

1610 Northgate Boulevard Sarasota FL 34234 USA 941-359-6678 941-320-9576 Fax: 941359-6804 Branches: Ajax ON 905-426-1668; Terrasse-Vaudreuil QC 514-425-0010; Representatives: Automatixx Terrasse-Vaudreuil QC; B&T Sales Inc. Ajax ON 905-426-1668

PRAXAIR CANADA INC.

1 City Centre Dr, Ste 1200 Mississauga ON L5B 1M2 905-803-1600 Fax: 905-803-1696 Branches: Calgary AB 403-216-1500; Edmonton AB 780-467-0550; Vancouver BC 604527-0717; Winnipeg MB 204-589-7363; Dartmouth NS 902-468-4139; Montreal QC 514-337-6000

PRECISION AIR CONVEY CORP.

210 Executive Drive, #6 Newark DE 19702 USA 302-999-8000 Fax: 302-999-8510

PREMIER TECH CHRONOS

1 Avenue Premier Riviere-du-Loup QC G5R 6C1 418-868-8324 Fax: 418-862-6642

PREMIER TECH SYSTEMS

1 Avenue Premier Riviere-du-Loup QC G5R 6C1 418-868-8324 Fax: 418-862-6642

PRINTPACK INC.

2800 Overlook Parkway Atlanta GA 30316 USA 404-460-7000

PRODO-PAK CORP.

77 Commerce St Garfield NJ 07026 USA 973772-4500 Fax: 973-772-0471

PRO-FACE AMERICA

750 North Maple Road Saline MI 48176 USA 734-429-4971 Fax: 734-429-1010 Branches: Toronto ON

PROPACK PROCESSING & PACKAGING SYSTEMS INC.

Units 2 & 3, 2345 Wyecroft Road Oakville ON L6L 6L8 905-469-3337 Fax: 905-469-3275

PROSYS INNOVATIVE PACKAGING EQUIPMENT

422 E. Fountain Road Webb City MO 64870 USA 417-673-5551 Fax: 417-673-7971 Representatives: PMR Packaging Inc. Whitby ON 905-475-4830

PROVINCIAL PAPER & PACKAGING LTD.

6935 Davand Dr Mississauga ON L5T 1L5 905-670-7928 905-670-7904 Fax: 905-6700531 Representatives: Star Packaging Mississauga ON 905-564-0092

Q QUADREL LABELING SYSTEMS

7670 Jenther Dr Mentor OH 44060 USA 440602-4700 Fax: 440-602-4701 Representatives: DMS-Diagent Marking System Longeuil QC 450-646-2675; Newmapak Candia QC 877866-5572

QUALITY THERMOFORM AND PACKAGING CO LTD.

474 Attwell Dr Etobicoke ON M9W 5C3 416798-4494 Fax: 416-798-4390

QUICKDRAFT

1525 Perry Dr SW Canton OH 44708-9973 USA 330-477-4574 Fax: 330-477-3314 Representatives: Nelco Canada Port McNicoll ON 705526-1338

QUICKLABEL SYSTEMS

3555 Isabelle, Local 111 Brossard QC J4Y 2R2 800-565-2216 877-757-7978 Fax: 450-6199976

R R E MORRISON EQUIPMENT INC.

21 - 3615 Laird Road Mississauga ON L5L 5Z8 905-828-6301 800-668-8736 Fax: 905-8283674 Branches: Montreal QC 514-820-7622

CANADIAN PACKAGING • FALL 2010

SUPPLIERS W RALSTON (CANADA) INC.

135 East Dr Brampton ON L6T 1B5 905-7913980 800-784-1474 Fax: 905-791-0587 Branches: Surrey BC 604-728-6385; Montreal QC 514-334-1510; Representatives: Canadian Technical Tape Brampton ON 905-791-3980

RBS EQUIPMENT DESIGNS LTD.

1060 Salk Rd, Units 1-3 Pickering ON L1W 3C5 905-839-5655 Fax: 905-839-3663 Representatives: Canadian Paper & Packaging Montreal QC 514-333-4040; CANPACO Richmond Hill ON 905-771-7791; IMPAK Packaging Systems Ltd. Scarborough ON 416-299-0960; R-J Machinery Inc. Markham ON 905-475-1046; Shrink Film Systems Ltd. Richmond Hill ON 905-731-2050; Markham ON 905-477-3456; Tr-Star Marketing Winnipeg MB; Unisource Mississauga ON; Winnipeg MB 204-697-0958; Mississauga ON 905-795-7400

905-827-9340 Fax: 905-827-8841 Branches: Vancouver BC 604-526-9947; Springhill NS 800-565-5439; Montreal QC 514-426-0554

ROVEMA PACKAGING MACHINES

650 Hurricane Shoals Road NW Lawrenceville GA 30046 USA 770-513-9604 Fax: 770-5130814 Representatives: Frontline Process Solutions Oakville ON 416-992-4537; Resolution Technologies Port Coquitlam BC 808-9097088

RW PACKAGING LTD.

200 Omand’s Creek Blvd Winnipeg MB R2R 1V7 204-786-6873 800-284-6338 Fax: 204786-1927 Branches: St. Albert AB 780-4585722

RYSON INTERNATIONAL

300 Newsome Yorktown VA 23692 USA 757-8981530

REA ELEKTRONIC, INC.

1575 Strasburg Road Unit B Kitchener ON N2R 1K2 519-894-3300 Fax: 519-894-3301

RECOCHEM INC.

850 Montee de Liesse Rd Montreal QC H4T 1P4 514-341-3550 Fax: 514-341-3529 Branches: Nisku AB 780-955-2644; Vancouver BC 604941-9404; Toronto ON 905-878-5544

REISER (CANADA) CO.

1549 Yorkton Court Burlington ON L7P 5B7 905631-6611 Fax: 905-631-6607

RENNCO LLC

300 Elm Street Homer MI 49245 USA 517-5684121 Fax: 517-568-4798 Representatives: Celplast Packaging Systems Toronto ON 416293-4330; PMR Packaging Whitby ON 905475-4830; Snell Packaging Solutions Mississauga ON 905-565-9484

REPACK CANADA

5149 & 5169 Bradco Blvd. Mississauga ON L4W 2A6 905-624-5650 Fax: 905-624-2916 Representatives: The Freelance Portfolio Inc. Mississauga ON 416-656-6227

RESOLUTION INPLANT SERVICES INC.

1244 Speers Rd, Unit 15 Oakville ON L6L 2X4 905-827-6695 Fax: 905-827-6590

RESOLUTION TECHNOLOGIES CORP.

2371 Marshall Ave, Unit 101 Port Coquitlam BC V3C 1M4 604-942-3039 1-800-909-7088 Fax: 604-942-7980 Branches: Simcoe ON 1-800-909-7088

RESOURCE PRINT & PACKAGING INC.

149 Laschinger Blvd. Unit 14 New Hamburg ON N2C 1K9 519-748-2551 Fax: 519-7489280

REXNORD CANADA LTD.

81 Maybrook Dr Scarborough ON M1V 3Z2 416-297-6868 Fax: 416-297-6873 Branches: Calgary AB 403-253-1775; Edmonton AB 780463-9444; Vancouver BC 604-435-5000; Montreal QC 514-337-2446

RFID CANADA

25 Valleywood Dr, Unit 19 Markham ON L3R 5L9 905-513-8919 1-877-476-6760 Fax: 905513-7651

RICHARDS PACKAGING INC.

3115 Lenworth Dr Mississauga ON L4X 2G5 905-624-3391 Fax: 905-624-2288 Branches: Calgary AB 403-273-0008; Edmonton AB 780-944-9516; Vancouver BC 604-270-0111; Winnipeg MB 204-783-9949; Dartmouth NS 902-468-8211; Montreal QC 514-422-8690; Quebec QC 450-372-1299; Representatives: Camporum Enterprises Saskatoon SK 306249-5323; Les Services Pharmactifs Quebec City QC 418-623-1592; Rick Ayotte Sales Gloucester ON 613-824-8817; Taara-Max Winnipeg MB 204-275-1974; Tom Cooter Sales Vancouver BC 604-931-9141; Vision Sales Dieppe NB 506-859-8117

R-J MACHINERY INC.

44 Torbay Rd Markham ON L3R 1G6 905-475-1046 Fax: 905-475-0944

ROBERTS POLYPRO

5416 Wyoming Ave Charlotte NC 28273 USA 800-269-7409 704-588-1794 Fax: 704-5881821

ROCKWELL AUTOMATION CANADA/ALLEN-BRADLEY + ROCKWELL SOFTWARE BRANDS

360 Holiday Inn Dr Cambridge ON N3C 3Z9 519-740-5500 Fax: 519-740-5504

ROPAK CANADA INC.

2240 Wyecroft Road Oakville ON L6L 6M1

FALL 2010 • CANADIAN PACKAGING

SABEL ENGINEERING CORP.

20366 E 8th St, PO Box 1223 Sonoma CA 95476 USA 707-938-4771 Fax: 707-938-4772 Representatives: MD Packaging, Inc Hamilton ON 905-388-1760; Montreal QC 450-424-0571; Toronto ON 416-291-9229

SADLER INC.

1845 William St Montreal QC H3J 1R6 514931-4271 Fax: 514-931-4275 Branches: Mississauga ON 905-624-2281; Representatives: Across Canada

SAFELINE METAL DETECTION INC.

6005 Benjamin Rd Tampa FL 33634 USA 813889-9500 1-800-447-4439 Fax: 813-881-0840 Representatives: Alex E. Jones Packaging Machinery of Canada Ltd Ville St-Laurent QC 514-956- Shawpak Systems Oakville ON 905847-0122

SAFETY SEAL PLASTICS INC.

120 Nebo Rd, Unit 2 Hamilton ON L8W 2E4 905-575-9699 Fax: 905-575-3613

SALBRO BOTTLE INC.

468-1880; Central Warehouse Equipment Edmonton AB 780-414-1333; Langley BC 604607-7172; Commander Warehouse Equipment Edmonton AB 780-468-4395; North Vancouver BC 604-980-8511; Equipment World Inc Thunder Bay ON 807-623-9561; Hansler Smith Brockville ON 613-342-4408; J.M. Stuart London ON 519-473-3337; Legere Industrial Supply Ottawa ON 613-829-8010; Shippers Supply Edmonton AB 780-444-7766; Wearing Williams Ltd Winnipeg MB 204-786-8881

SCHMALZ VACUUM TECHNOLOGY LTD.

6-180 Shearson Cr. Cambridge ON N1T 1P4 519-624-9520 Fax: 519-624-1759

SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC

19 Waterman Avenue Toronto ON M4B 1Y2 416752-8020 Branches: Calgary AB 403-214-3130; Edmonton AB 780-453-3561; Richmond BC 604273-3711; Winnipeg MB 204-488-2305; Moncton NB 506-857-0719; St. John’s NF 709-739-6374; Halifax NS 902-450-0360; Cambridge ON 519621-5756; London ON 519-451-4453; Mississauga ON 905-678-7000; Ottawa ON 613-247-7171; Stoney Creek ON 905-643-4707; Sudbury ON 705-560-9516; Thunder Bay ON 807-344-8555; Windsor ON 519-974-0900; Montreal QC 514-6974790; Quebec City QC 418-688-9500; SaguenayLac St. Jean QC 418-678-3016; Sherbrooke QC 819-822-3676; Val D’Or Sales QC 819-825-9211; Regina SK 306-791-8860; Saskatoon SK 306-2424046

SCHNEIDER PACKAGING EQUIPMENT CO. INC.

5370 Guy Young Rd, PO Box 890 Brewerton NY 13029 USA 315-676-3035 Representatives: Garth Dangerfi eld Burlington ON 905-407-8006

SCHOBER USA INC.

4690 Industry Dr. Fairfield OH 45014 USA 512-489-7393 Fax: 512-489-7485

SDI PACKAGING INC.

10,310 Ray-Lawson Anjou QC H1J 1M1 514352-3939 866-333-3939 Fax: 514-352-7745

350 Vaughan Valley Blvd. Woodbridge ON L4H 3C3 905-850-1190 1-800-565-6786 Fax: 905850-3923 Branches: Montreal QC 450-5101467

SEALED AIR OF CANADA LTD.

SAMUEL PACKAGING SYSTEMS

SEPTIMATECH GROUP INC.

1050 Brevik Place Mississauga ON L4W 3V9 905-238-7778 Fax: 905-238-7040

SAMUEL STRAPPING SYSTEMS

2370 Dixie Rd Mississauga ON L4Y 1Z4 800-6078727 905-279-9580 Fax: 905-279-8016 Branches: Edmonton AB 780-469-4040; New Westminster BC 800-667-1264; Vaughan ON 905-379-1370; Lachine QC 800-361-0900

SANDIACRE PACKAGING MACHINERY LTD.

1175 Manheim Pike, Suite 200 Lancaster PA 17601 USA 717-239-5081 Fax: 717-239-5084 Representatives: PMR Packaging Mississauga ON 877-767-7225; Techno Pak Mont Saint Hilaire QC 514-446-4183

SAPAL SA

44 ave du Tir Federal, Ecublens Lausanne CH-1024 Switzerland 021-633-52-00 Fax: 021-633-52-11 Representatives: Charles Downer Co Ltd Richmond Hill ON 905-8822222

SATO AMERICA, INC.

10350 Nations Ford Rd, Suite A Charlotte NC 28273 USA 1-888-871-8741 Fax: 704-644-1662 Representatives: Bluestar Canada Montreal QC 800-317-2323; Scan Source Canada Toronto ON 810-944-2439

SATURN PACKAGING EQUIP.

6055 Ch St-Francois St Laurent QC H4S 1B6 514956-1603 1-888-5-SEAL-IT Fax: 514-956-8124

SAWMILL ASSOCIATES LTD.

10 Spalding Dr Brantford ON N3T 6B8 519756-3631 Fax: 519-756-0117

SCANRIGHT, DIV OF BARCODE GRAPHICS INC.

25 Brodie Drive, Unit #5 Richmond Hill ON L4B 3K7 905-770-1154

SCHAEFER MACHINE CO., INC.

200 Commercial Dr Deep River CT 06417 USA 860-526-4000 Fax: 860-526-4654 Representatives: Adhesive Application Systems Ltd Burlington ON 905-319-7582

SCHAEFER SYSTEM INTL. LTD.

140 Nuggett Court Brampton ON L6T 5H4 905-458-5399 Fax: 905-458-7951 Branches: Terrebonne QC 866-774-2726; Representatives: Almont Industrial Materials Winnipeg MB 204633-0319; Caster Rack Dartmouth NS 902-

95 Glidden Rd Brampton ON L6T 2H8 905456-0701 Fax: 905-456-3870 Branches: Ottawa ON; Montreal QC 800-268-0807 106 Randall Dr Waterloo ON N2V 1K5 519-7467463 888-777-6775 Fax: 519-746-3464 Representatives: Mecano Industrie Inc. St.-Leonard QC 514-328-1228

SERGE PACKAGING EQUIPMENT

RR #4 Rockwood ON N0B 2K0 519-856-2626 Fax: 519-856-1095

SERPA PACKAGING SOLUTIONS

7020 W Sunnyview Ave Visalia CA 93291 USA 559-651-2339 Fax: 559-651-2345

SEW EURODRIVE CANADA

210 Walker Drive Bramalea ON L6T 3W1 905-7911553 Fax: 905-791-2999 Branches: Lasalle QC 514-367-1124; Delta BC 604-946-5535

SHAWPAK SYSTEMS LTD.

SICK INC.

6900 West 110 Street Minneapolis MN 55438 USA 952-941-6780 800-325-7425 Fax: 952941-9287

SICPA SECURINK CORP.

8000 Research Way Springfield VA 22201 USA 703-455-8050 Fax: 703-455-4518 Branches: Montreal QC 450-510-2223

SIDEL INC.

5600 Sun Court Norcross GA 30092 USA 678-2213000 Fax: 770-447-0084 Branches: Laval QC 450-973-3300

SIEMENS ELECTRIC LIMITED

2185 Derry Rd W Mississauga ON L5N 7A6 905-819-8000 905-675-7231 Fax: 905-5645855 Branches: across Canada

SILGAN PLASTICS CANADA

400 Rowntree Dairy Road Woodbridge ON L4L 8H2 416-746-3300 Fax: 416-856-6294 Branches: Mississauga ON 905-677-2324; Scarborough ON 416-293-8233; Lachine QC 514-631-1140; Representatives: Consolidated Bottle Toronto ON 41-665-6777; Tricor Braun Toronto ON 416-213-7474

SIPROMAC INC.

240 Boul Industriel St-Germain QC J0C 1K0 819-395-5151 Fax: 819-395-5343

SIRIUS MACHINERY INC.

230 Industrial Pkwy Branchburg NJ 08876 USA 908-707-8008 Representatives: Kalix Branchburg NJ 908-707-8008; Norden Branchburg NJ 908-707-8008

SLEEVECO INC.

103 Lumpkin Campground Rd. N. Dawsonville GA 30534 USA 705-219-3110 Fax: 705-2163116

SMITHS DETECTION INC.

3202 Regal Drive Alcoa TN 37701 USA 865379-1670 877-443-4626 Fax: 865-379-1677 Representatives: Plan Automation Richmond Hill ON 416-479-0777

SMURFIT - MBI

7120 Hurontario Road STE 200 Mississauga ON L5W 0A9 905-362-7450 Fax: 905-362-7475 Branches: Calgary AB 403-214-5200; Edmonton AB 780-416-2200; New Westminster BC 604-521-1821; Winnipeg MB 204-697-5300; Burlington ON 905-634-5525; Milton ON 519821-4930; St Laurent QC 514-744-6461; Regina SK 306-525-7700; Representatives: SmurfitImage Pac Display Group Toronto ON 416297-9494; Smurfit-Stone Image Pac Toronto ON 416-259-8421

SNELL SPL PACKAGING SOLUTIONS INC.

250 Superior Blvd. Mississauga ON L5T 2L2 905-565-9484 Fax: 905-565-9485

SONOCO - FLEXIBLE PACKAGING DIVISION

100 Langlois Terrebonne QC J6W 1K8 450471-4181 1-800-361-1177 Fax: 450-4925824

2040 Speers Rd Oakville ON L6L 2X8 905847-0122 Fax: 905-847-0123 Representatives: Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd Oakville ON 905-847-0166; Alex E. Jones Packaging Machinery Ltd Ville St-Laurent QC 514-7317747

SORT PRODUCTION PRODUCTS LTD.

SHELLEY INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION

9000 Ouest Boul.Henri Bourassa St. Laurent QC H4S 1L5 514-747-0403 1-800-268-7195 Fax: 514-747-2396 Branches: Winnipeg MB 204-925-7900

41 Coldwater Rd Toronto ON M3B 1Y8 416447-6471 1-877-SHELLEY Fax: 416-447-9313 Branches: Vancouver BC 604-952-4020; Cambridge ON 519-650-3870; Windsor ON 519-251-9966

SHEPHERD THERMOFORMING & PACKAGING INC.

5 Abacus Road Brampton ON L6T 5B7 905459-4545 Fax: 905-624-6746

SHER-PAC CONTAINER SYSTEMS LIMITED

507050 Hwy. 89, RR4 Shelburne ON L0N 1S8 519-925-6901 1-800-766-8494 Fax: 519-9255923

2266 Drew Rd, Unit 8 Mississauga ON L5S 1B1 905-673-7678 1-800-746-7767 Fax: 905673-7637

SOURCE ID INC.

SPACEKRAFT

4901 West 79th St. Indianapolis IN 46268 USA 317-871-6999 800-599-8943 Fax: 317-8716993

SPECIALIZED PACKAGING LONDON

5 Cuddy Blvd London ON N5V 3Y3 519-6597011 Fax: 519-452-3197

SPEE-DEE PACKAGING MACHINERY CO. INC.

SHIPMASTER CONTAINERS LTD.

1360 Grandview Parkway Sturtevant WI 53177 USA 262-886-4402 Fax: 262-886-5502 Representatives: Abbey Packaging Equipment Burlington ON 905-681-3010; Anypack Coquitlam BC 604-936-4460

SHRINK FILM SYSTEMS LTD.

SPS/PHIN LIMITED

SHUTTLEWORTH INC.

STANDARD KNAPP INC.

380 Esna Park Drive Markham ON L3R 1G5 416-493-9193 Fax: 905-493-6223 111 Granton Dr, #409 Richmond Hill ON L4B 1L5 905-731-2050 Fax: 905-731-1820 10 Commercial Rd Huntington IN 46750-9044 USA 905-581-5980 260-359-7860 Fax: 260359-7810

440 Tapscott Rd, #15 Scarborough ON M1B 1Y4 416-298-2151 Fax: 416-298-2170 63 Pickering Street Portland CT 06480 USA 860-342-1100 Fax: 860-342-1557 Representatives: B&T Sales Inc. Ajax ON 905-426-1668

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SUPPLIERS STANDARD PAPER BOX, DIV. SPB CANADA INC.

6240 ave du Parc Montreal QC H2V 4H7 514273-0411 Fax: 514-273-9134 Branches: Belleville ON 613-968-3581; Mississauga ON 905-625-7420; Montreal QC 514-273-0411; Quebec QC 418-683-3621

STANMECH TECHNOLOGIES INC.

944 Zelco Dr Burlington ON L7L 4Y3 905-6316161 1-888-438-6324 Fax: 905-631-1852 Branches: Montreal QC 450-455-1614

STEELNOR SYSTEMS

1000 Wye Valley Rd., PO Box 157 Midland ON L4R 4K8 705-527-7887 866-490-9059 Fax: 705-527-7817 Representatives: Accent Packaging Equipment Surrey BC 604-495-1997; Artypac Automation Laval Qc 450-668-6600; Cima-Pak Corp. Toronto/Dorval, ON/QC 514631-6222; Riteland Automation Toronto ON 416-915-1370

STERLING MARKING PRODUCTS INC.

349 Ridout N, PO Box 5055 London ON N6A 5S4 519-434-5785 800-265-5957 Fax: 519434-9516 Branches: Hamilton ON 905-5271733; Kitchener ON 519-571-0882; Ottawa ON 613-234-8077; Toronto ON 416-425-4140; Windsor ON 519-253-7211

STRATHCONA PAPER LP

2 Lansing Sq, Suite 203 Toronto ON 416-491-1701 Fax: 416-491-0444 Branches: Napanee ON 800400-2955; Montreal QC 514-342-2471

STROMAG (NIAGARA) LTD.

6969 Oakwood Dr Niagara Falls ON L2E 6S5 905-354-7407x226 1-888-853-7740 Fax: 905354-1404

STRONG POINT AUTOMATION INC.

30 Fleming Drive Cambridge ON N1T 2B1 519624-1255

SUMMUM PLASTICS INC.

7726 Jarry East St. Anjou QC H1J 2M3 514-3529992 Fax: 514-352-0652

SUN AUTOMATION INC.

66 Loveton Circle Sparks MD 21152 USA 410472-2900 x144 Fax: 410-472-2907

SUN CHEMICAL

10 West Drive Brampton ON L6T 4Y4 905-796-2222 Fax: 905-796-7716

SYMPLASTICS LIMITED

21 Tideman Dr Orangeville ON L9W 3K3 519941-5300 1-800-661-2387 Fax: 519-9414489

T TECHNICAL ADHESIVES LTD.

3035 Jarrow Ave Mississauga ON L4X 2C6 905-625-1284 Fax: 905-625-6841

TECHNICOR INC.

450 Richardson Road Orangeville ON L9W 4W8 519-941-6120 519-940-6067 Fax: 519941-5141 Representatives: CRS/VAMIC Delson PQ 800-895-5548

THARO SYSTEMS, INC.

2866 Nationwide Pky. Brunswick OH 44212 USA 330-273-4408 800-878-6833 Fax: 330225-0099 Representatives: Across Canada

THAT PACKAGING GROUP

48 Machell Ave. Aurora ON L4G 2R7 L4G 2R7 416-580-1244

THIELE TECHNOLOGIES

315 27th Avenue NE Minneapolis MN 55418 USA 612-782-1200 Fax: 612-782-1203

THOMPSON SCALE COMPANY

2758 Bingle Road Houston TX 77055 USA 713-932-9071 Fax: 713-932-9379

TILTLOCK

12070 43rd St NE St Michael MN 55376 USA 763-497-7045 1-800-999-8458 Fax: 763-4977046 Representatives: Tech Sales Co. Richmond Hill ON 416-410-1313

TNA NORTH AMERICA INC.

680 S. Royal Lane Coppell TX 75019 USA 972-462-6500 570-494-0624 Fax: 972-4626599

TOP TAPE & LABEL LTD.

1259 Sandhill Dr Ancaster ON L9G 4V5 800263-6238 Fax: 905-648-7188

TOSHIBA TEC CANADA INC.

370 Britannia Rd E, Unit 1 Mississauga ON L4Z 1X9 905-890-8283 Fax: 905-890-0082 Representatives: AD Barcode; Atlantic Label; Aurora Barcode Technologies; Bluestar Canada Inc.; C. Frensch Ltd.; Caxton Mark Inc.; Data Business Forms; Datamark; Genecomm Ltd.; Industrial Marking Systems; Multi-Action Communications; Multisource Group; Printers Plus; R. Moroz Ltd.; Retail Systems Solutions; Samuel Acme Strapping; Scancode Inc; Symcod Inc.; Synnex/EMJ; Total Solutions Inc.; Venture Labels

TRAILCON LEASING INC.

UNIVEYOR LTD.

2252 Alpha Ave Burnaby BC V5C 5L6 604291-1231 Fax: 604-291-6735 Branches: Calgary AB 403-291-2625; Edmonton AB 403-4862269; Winnipeg MB 204-774-5479; Cobourg ON 877-291-1231

WEYERHAEUSER

153 Sylvestre St.-Germain-de-Grantham QC J0C 1K0 819-395-4555 877-435-4555 Fax: 819-3956444

VIASCAN INC.

8102 Route Transcanadienne St Laurent QC H4S 1M5 514-744-1000 1-800-858-7226 Fax: 514-956-0326

VIBAC CANADA INC.

12250 boul Industriel Montreal QC H1B 5M5 514-640-0250 800-557-0192 Fax: 514-6406702

VIDEOJET CANADA

6500 Viscount Rd Mississauga ON L4V 1H3 905673-1212 Fax: 905-673-8725 Branches: Edmonton AB 780-967-5834; Montreal QC 877-853-3103

VIDEOJET TECHNOLOGIES INC.

1500 Mittel Blvd Wood Dale IL 60191-1073 USA 630-860-7300 1-800-843-3610 Fax: 630-616-3657 Branches: Mississauga ON 905-673-1212

VISIONTEC

1 rue Vifan Lanoraie d’Autray QC J0K 1E0 514-640-1599 Fax: 514-640-1577 6790 Kitimat Rd, Unit 8 Mississauga ON L5N 5L9 905-812-3500 Fax: 905-812-9282 Representatives: About Packaging Toronto ON 416698-4937

VISTAPAC INC.

526 Bryne Dr. Unit B Barrie ON L4N 9P6 705720-2510 800-265-5076 Fax: 705-720-2983

VISUASCAN INC.

1185 North Service Road East Oakville ON L6H 1A7 905-338-9698 Fax: 905-338-7541 Branches: Montreal QC 514-693-1378

9066 Pascal-Gagnon St-Leonard QC H1P 2X4 514-322-2725 Fax: 514-322-1449 Branches: Vancouver BC 877-322-2725; Halifax NS 877322-2725; Toronto ON 877-322-2725

TRINAMICS INCORPORATED

VULCAN CONTAINERS INC.

TRI-TRONICS COMPANY INC.

15 Bethridge Rd Rexdale ON M9W 1M6 416743-8221 Fax: 416-743-9370 Branches: Winnipeg Warehouse MB 866-598-1656; Petrolia ON 519-882-1820; Lachine QC 514-6366320

VULSAY INDUSTRIES INC.

2150 Bombardier Saint-Julie QC J3E 2J9 450922-3122 Fax: 450-922-3422

PO Box 25135 Tampa FL 33622 USA 813-8864000 800-237-0946 Fax: 813-884-8818 Representatives: Franklin-Empire Montreal QC 514-341-3720; IAC Associates Windsor ON 800-711-1900

TECHSTAR PLASTICS INC.

TROMBINI CANADA

WEBER MARKING SYS. OF CDA

TECHNO PAK PACKAGING SYSTEMS INC.

15400 Old Simcoe Rd Port Perry ON L9L 1L8 905-985-8479 1-800-263-7943 Fax: 905-9850265 Representatives: Across Canada

I Yonge St. Suite 1801 Toronto ON M5E 1W7 416-244-7670 Fax: 866-533-6708

35 Regan Rd Brampton ON L7A 1B2 905-8462200 Fax: 905-846-2249

TRUCOLOR VISION SYS. INC.

1060 Teel Court Baraboo WI 53913 USA 608355-3080 800322-8335 Fax: 608-355-3088

1603 Whitesville Rd. LaGrange GA 30240 USA 706-845-6970 800-277-8287 Fax: 706-8456972

6180 Danville Rd Mississauga ON L5T 2H7 905-564-6881 1-800-265-9974 Fax: 905-5646886 Branches: Calgary AB 800-265-9974; Vancouver BC 800-265-9974; Halifax NS 800265-9974; Montreal QC 800-265-9974; Quebec QC 800-265-9974

TELCO SENSORS CANADA

TSUBAKI

WECON SERVICES LTD.

TEEL PLASTICS

7855 Tranmere Drive Mississauga ON L5S 1V5 905-612-9833 Fax: 905-612-9834

TEMBEC PAPERBOARD GROUP

800 Rene Levesque Blvd. W., Suite 1050 Montreal QC H3B 1X9 800-411-7011 1-800268-1684 Fax: 514-397-0896 Representatives: Buntin Reid Mississauga ON 905-670-6060; Ottawa ON 613-731-8410; JBR Lachine QC 514-636-5000; Quebec QC 418-623-2800; Unisource Richmond Hill ON 905-771-4000; Annacis Island BC 604-520-7500; Winnipeg MB 204-885-6648; St. John NB 506-642-0301; Mount Pearl NF 709-754-3377; Dartmouth NS 902-468-8500; Calgary AB 403-250-6464; Mississauga ON 905-276-8542; St. Laurent QC 514-345-5500; Quebec QC 418-681-4195; Saskatoon SK 206-934-8899; London ON 519-686-5820

TETRA PAK CANADA INC.

1610 - 16th Ave. Richmond Hill ON L4B 4N6 Canada 905-780-6030 Fax: 905-780-4903

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1630 Drew Road Mississauga ON L5S 1J6 905676-0400

UNION STANDARD EQUIP. CO.

WEIGH RIGHT AUTOMATIC SCALE CO.

UNISOURCE CANADA, INC. (INDUSTRIAL PACKAGING & EQUIPMENT)

50 East Wilmot Street Richmond Hill ON L4B 3Z3 905-771-4000 800-387-5722 Fax: 905-771-4141 Branches: Across Canada

UNITRAK CORPORATION LTD.

Box 330, 299 Ward St Port Hope ON L1A 3W4 905-885-8168 1-877-UniTrak Fax: 905-8852614

WILLIAMSON PRINTING MATERIALS LTD.

269 South Service Rd Grimsby ON L3M 1Y6 905-945-2131 Fax: 905-945-2794

WINDMOELLER & HOELSCHER CORP.

23 New England Way Lincoln RI 02865 USA 401-333-2770 1-800-854-8702 Fax: 401-3336491 Representatives: Webconvert Ltd. Toronto ON 416-252-4462

WINPAK LTD.

100 Saulteaux Cres Winnipeg MB R3J 3T3 204-889-1015 Fax: 204-832-7781 Branches: Atlantic NB 506-858-5558; Montreal QC 514254-3563

WINPAK PORTION PACKAGING LTD.

26 Tidemore Avenue Rexdale ON M9W 7A7 416-741-6182 416-744-5121 Fax: 416-744-5125 Branches: Calgary AB 403-251-6260; Dieppe NB 506-858-5558; Montreal QC 514-2543563; Representatives: British Canadian Importers Vancouver BC 604-681-3554; Single Serve Mississauga ON 905-629-9000

WINPAK TECHNOLOGIES INC.

85 Laird Drive Toronto ON M4G 3T8 416-4211700 Fax: 416-421-7957

WOLVERINE FLEXOGRAPHIC MFG. CO.

20774 Chesley Dr Farmington MI 48336 USA 248-476-7700 Fax: 248-476-0235

WULFTEC / M.J. MAILLIS GROUP

209 Wulftec Ayer’s Cliff QC J0B 1C0 819-8384232 1-877-WULFTEC Fax: 819-838-5539

Y YASKAWA MOTOMAN CANADA ROBOTICS

3530 Laird Rd., Unit 3 Mississauga ON L5L 5Z7 905-569-6686 Fax: 905-569-2240

Z ZANICHELLI MECCANICA S.P.A.

PO Box 212, Via Mantova 65 43100 Parma Italy +039 0521 243737 Fax: +39 0521 243701 Representatives: Techno Pak Saint-Julie QC 450-922-3122

ZEBRA TECHNOLOGIES CORP. / KEATING TECHNOLOGIES INC.

25 Royal Crest Court, Ste. 200 Markham ON L3R 9X4 905-479-0230 877-KEATING Fax: 905-479-0232

WEDLOCK PAPER CONVERTERS LTD.

2327 Stanfield Rd Mississauga ON L4Y 1R6 905-277-9461 705-456-9405 Fax: 905-2723625

801 E 141 St Bronx NY 10454 USA 718-5850200 Fax: 718-993-2650

1002 15th St. SW Ste. 200 Auburn WA 98001 USA 253-288-4764 Fax: 253-288-4995

4635 Burgoyne St, Unit 11 Mississauga ON L4W 1V9 905-624-6499 Fax: 905-624-0228

UHLMANN PACKAGING SYS. LP

44 Indian Lane, East Towaco NJ 07082 USA 973-402-8855 Fax: 973-316-9330

WEXXAR PACKAGING INC.

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TRIANGLE PACKAGE MACHINERY CO.

50 Centennial Rd. Orangeville ON L9W 3T4 519-942-2442 Fax: 519-942-0886 Representatives: Chisholm Machinery Sales Niagara Falls ON 905-356-1119

5 Centennial Road Orangeville ON L9W 1R1 519-942-1701 Fax: 519-942-1702

2652 Lashbrook Ave South El Monte CA 91733 USA 626-448-7611 Fax: 626-448-0221 Representatives: Sort Production Products Ltd Mississauga ON 905-673-7678

411 Circle Freeway Drive Cincinnati OH 45246 USA 513-874-6550 Fax: 513-874-3612 Branches: Seagrave ON 905-985-1406

6950 Kenderry Gate Mississauga ON L5T 2S7 905-670-9061 Fax: 905-670-9066 Branches: Edmonton AB 780-454-9061

TRILLIUM MACHINERY GROUP INC.

WEPACKIT 2009 INC.

10101 Nordel Crt Delta BC V4G 1J8 604-9309300 Fax: 604-930-9368 Representatives: Cam Industrial Supply Calgary AB 403-720-0076; Canpaco Richmond Hill ON 905-771-7791; Harlund Industries Edmonton AB 403-4844400; Ideon Packaging Annacis Island BC 604-524-0524; Marpak Packaging Systems Port Coquitlam BC 604-941-6538; MD Packaging Vaudreuil QC 450-424-0571; Scarborough ON 416-291-5229; Techno Pak Sainte-Julie QC 450-922-3122

VALCO MELTON

VIFAN CANADA INC.

6655 W Diversey Ave Chicago IL 60707-2293 USA 773-889-0200 800-621-4170 Fax: 773889-4221 Representatives: AnyPack Packaging Machinery Burnaby BC 604-421-8008; Toronto ON 647-300-8008; Ed MacPhee Ltd. Toronto ON 416-481-4926

Shanghai China; Miami FL 305-622-4070; Las Vegas NV 702-450-0808

612A Mills Rd Joliet IL 60433 USA 815-7264626 1-800-571-0249 Fax: 815-726-7638 Representatives: Harlund Industries Edmonton AB 780-484-4400; JG Packaging Toronto ON 905-430-7647; Marpak Vancouver BC 604941-6538; MD Packaging Scarborough ON 416-291-9229; Penguin Packaging Dorval QC 514-636-3420; Unisource Packaging Systems Annacis Island BC 604-528-7344

WEIGHPACK SYSTEMS INC.

2525 Louis Amos Lachine QC H8T 1C3 514-4220808 888-934-4472 Fax: 514-422-0834 Branches:

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ASSOCIATIONS Adhesives and Sealants Manufacturers Assn. of Canada

Canadian Plastics Industry Association (CPIA)

Further Poultry Processors Association of Canada

AICC - Assn. of Independent Corrugated Converters

Canadian Polystyrene Recycling Assn.

Glass Packaging Institute

Paper & Paperboard Packaging Environmental Council

Aluminum Association of Canada

Canadian Poultry and Egg Processors Council

Guelph Food Technology Centre (GFTC)

Private Label Manufacturers Assn. (PLMA)

Industry Canada

Polystyrene Packaging Council

P.O. Box 296, Station A Etobicoke, Ontario M9C 4V3 (416) 410-6116

113 S. West Street, P.O. Box 25708 Alexandria, VA 22313-1174, U.S.A. (703) 836-2422 1010, Sherbrooke West, Suite 1600 Montréal, Québec H3A 2R7 (514) 288-4842

5915 Airport Road, Suite 712 Mississauga, Ontario L4V 1T1 (905) 678-7748

7595 Tranmere Dr. Mississauga, Ontario, L5S 1L4 (905) 612-8290

1545 Carling Ave, Suite 400 Ottawa, Ontario K1Z 8P9 (613) 724-6605

Aseptic Packaging Council

2111 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 700 Arlington, VA 22201, U.S.A. (800) 277-8088

Canadian Standards Assn. (CSA)

178 Rexdale Blvd. Toronto, Ontario M9W 1R3 (416) 747-4000

Association of Canadian Distillers

275 Slater Street, Suite 1203 Ottawa, Ontario K1P 5H9 (613) 238-8444

Brewers Association of Canada

100 Queen Street Ottawa, Ontario L1P 1J9 (613) 232-9601

Canada’s National Brewers

5900 Explorer Drive Mississauga, Ontario L4W 5L2 (905) 361-4141

Contract Manufacturing & Packaging Association

4143 Weeks Drive, #207, PO Box 861588 Warrenton, VA 20187, U.S.A. (540) 428-2081 Converting Equipment Manufacturers Association

66 Morris Ave., Ste. 2A Springfield, NJ 07081, U.S.A. (973) 379-1100

203-2525 St. Laurent Blvd. Ottawa, Ontario K1H 8P5 (613) 738-1175

1627 K Street, N.W., Suite 800 Washington, DC 20006, U.S.A. (202) 887-4850

88 McGilvray Street Guelph, Ontario N1G 2W1 (519) 821-1246 Second Floor, West Tower C.D. Howe Building 235 Queen Street Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0H5 (613) 947-7466 Institute of Packaging Professionals (IoPP)

1061 North Bond Street, Suite 101 Naperville, IL 60563, U.S.A. (630) 544-5050 International Union of Food Science & Technology

Paper Packaging Canada (PPC)

1995 Clark Blvd., Unit 3 Brampton, Ontario L6T 4W1 (905) 458-0087

369 Lexington Avenue New York, NY 10017, U.S.A. (212) 972-3131

1300 Wilson Blvd., Ste. 800 Arlington, VA 22209, U.S.A. (202) 371-2486

Recycling Council of Ontario

51 Wolseley St, 2nd Floor Toronto, Ontario M5T 1A4 (416) 657-2797 Refreshments Canada

885 Don Mills Road, Suite 301 Toronto, Ontario M3C 1V9 (416) 362-2424

P.O. Box 61021, No. 19, 511 Maple Grove Drive Oakville, Ontario L6J 6X0 (905) 815-1926

Retail Packaging Manufacturers Assn.

Nonprescription Drug Manufacturers Association of Canada

Robotic Industries Association

P.O. Box 17656 Covington, KY 41017-0656, U.S.A. (606) 341-9623

Corporations Supporting Recycling Canadian Health Food Assn. (CHFA)

550 Alden Road, Suite 205 Markham, Ontario L3R 6A8 (905) 479-6939

Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME)

1 Nicholas Street, Suite 1500 Ottawa, Ontario K1N 7B7 (613) 238-8888

26 Wellington Street E., Suite 601 Toronto, Ontario M5E 1S2 (416) 594-3456 Environment and Plastics Industry Council (EPIC)

5915 Airport Road, Suite 712 Mississauga, Ontario L4V 1T1 (905) 678-7748 Flexible Packaging Association

Canadian Marketing Association

1 Concorde Gate, Suite 607 Don Mills, Ontario M3C 3N6 (416) 391-2362 Canadian Meat Council

955 Green Valley Crescent, Suite 305 Ottawa, Ontario K2C 3V4 (613) 729-3911 Canadian Pallet Council

239 Division Street Cobourg, Ontario K9A 3P9 (905) 372-1871 Canadian Pharmacists Association

1785 Alta Vista Dr. Ottawa, Ontario K1G 3Y6 (613) 523-7877

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971 Corporate Blvd., Suite 403 Linthicum, MD 21090, U.S.A. (410) 694-0800 Food and Consumer Products Manufacturers of Canada

885 Don Mills Road, Suite 301 Toronto, Ontario M3C 1V9 (416) 510-8024

1111 Prince of Wales Dr., Suite 406 Ottawa, Ontario K2C 3T2 (613) 723-0777

Society of The Plastics Industry North American Packaging Association (NAPA)

10661 Chinguacousy Road Box 70029, Brampton, Ontario L7A 0N6 (905) 846-2175

113 South West Street, 3rd Floor Alexandria, VA 22314, U.S.A (703) 684-2212 Packaging Association of Canada (PAC)

2255 Sheppard Ave. E., Suite E420 Toronto, Ontario M2J 4Y1 (416) 490-7860

Food Processors of Canada

350 Sparks Street Ottawa, Ontario K1R 7S8 (613)-722-1000

Forest Products Assn. of Canada

99 Bank Street, Suite 410 Ottawa, Ontario K1P 6B9 (613) 563-1441

900 Victors Way, P.O. Box 3724 Ann Arbor, MI 48106, U.S.A. (734) 994-6088

Packaging Machinery Manufacturers Institute (PMMI)

4350 N. Fairfrax Dr., Suite 600 Arlington, VA 22203, U.S.A. (703) 243-8555

1667 K St., NW, Suite 1000 Washington, DC 20006, U.S.A. (202) 974-5200 Source Tagging Institute

225 N. Washington St., Ste. 3A Alexandria, VA 22314, U.S.A. (703) 836-4090 Sustainable Packaging Coalition (SPC)

600 E. water St., Suite C Charlottesville, VA 22902, U.S.A. (434) 817-1424

Tag & Label Manufacturers Institute Inc.

40 Shuman Blvd., Ste. 295 Naperville, IL 60563, U.S.A (630) 357-9222

Technical Association of the Pulp & Paper Industry (TAPPI)

Technology Park/Atlanta, P.O. Box 105113 Atlanta, GA 30348-5113, U.S.A. (770) 446-1400 CANADIAN PACKAGING • FALL 2010

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ADVERTISERS’ INDEX R.S. No. ADVERTISERS’ INDEX 101 102, 103 105 106 107 108 109 110 112 113 114 115 116 117, 118 170, 171 119 177, 178 179 180 181 182 173, 174 172 175, 176 121 122, 123 124 126 127 128

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3M Canada Inc. Atlantic Packaging Products Ltd. Bemis Flexible Packaging Bishop-Wisecarver Corp. Bobst Canada Inc. Britman Industries Ltd. Canampac/Strathcona Paper Co. Canpaco Inc. Carbon Economy Summit CombiScale Inc. ControlGMC Danafilms Domino Printing Solutions Dyne-A-Pak Inc. Emballages Jean Cartier Eriez Magnetics Farnell Packaging Ltd. Festo Inc. Flexlink Systems Canada Fortress Technology Inc. Glen A. Davis Associates Ltd. Harlund Industries Ltd. Intelligrated IPL Inc. Krones Machinery Inc. Kuka Robotics Labelad Markem-Imaje Ltd. Metro Label Company Ltd. Molson Coors Brewing Company Motoman Robotics

31 10, 40 35 74 98 34 58 47 113 117 18 65 12 36 20, 96 86, 90 24 17, 75 15 89 36 81 4, 5 33 11, 13 19 38 6 57 34 39

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129 Multivac Inc. Newmapak Ltd. 130 131, 132 Norampac Inc. 133, 134 Nordson Canada 104 North American Laser Systems Inc. 135 PMMI Packaging Machinery Manufacturers Institute Premier Tech Systems 136 137, 138 QuickLabel Systems, An Astro-Med Product Group 140 REA Elektronik Inc. Repack Canada 141 R-J Machinery Inc. 139 142 Robert Reiser & Co. Inc. Ryson International 143 Salbro Bottle Inc. 147 Samuel Strapping Systems 148 Saturn Packaging 149 150 Schneider Electric Schneider Packaging Equipment Co. 151 144, 145 SEW Eurodrive Co. of Canada Sidel Solutions 152 SPS/PHIN Limited 146 153 Strongpoint Automation Summum Plastiques 154 Sun Chemical Canada 156 TechnoPak 157-164 Tsubaki of Canada Ltd. 165 166 Unisource Canada Inc. 167, 167 Videojet Technologies Canada 169 WeighPack Systems Inc.

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SENSIBLE PACKAGING IS REAL CHILD’S PLAY

uggling parenthood and a career is a fairly tricky balancing act that cultivates a strong personal appreciation for all the little things that help make our lives just a tad tidier and more orderly, and it’s been something of an unexpected revelation to discover that packaging in general—and packaging for children’s products in particular—can play a very helpful role in keeping parental stress levels within manageable range through thoughtful packaging design and execution, while keeping the lid on packaging footprint at sustainable levels. For toymakers these days, the trick often lies in integrating packaging into the product enough to make itself virtually indispensable from the whole product experience, as it were.

from Mattell Canada Inc. quickly caught my eye with the promise of a practical packaging-storage-playtime solution that is well-designed for helping keep all the little bricks and sticks from making their way outside the play area throughout the rest of the house. To top it off, the container’s snap-on lid also doubles up as a handy building base for kids to create their architectural marvels, offering a clever example of integrating packaging into the product. It’s a similar theme with the 40-piece Mega Bloks action figure play set from the Montreal-based Mega Brands, Inc., where an open-top corrugated box housing all the little pieces is topped off with a snug-fitting BuildOff Lap Desk feature, which multitasks as a storage lid, a raised building base, or an open-display board for blocks not in use. Always nice to see packaging that is so much more than just packaging.

Some may think that children’s toys are all about fun and the joy of learning, but when the play-time ends, cleaning up the mess left behind is not exactly all fun and games—especially when there are two toddlers to tidy up after. That’s why the words ‘building set with storage’ featured on the side-panel of a rigid, durable plastic tote used to house the Fisher Price TRIO building set

Keeping things tidy when traveling with children can be a testing experience, which is why the new Go Diego Go! Collapsible Chest Storage from the New York Citybased Idea Nuova Inc. makes for a perfect traveling companion—whether it’s used as a toy storage container or a mini, on-the-go clothes hamper. Packaged in a reusable, easy-to-clean nylon carrying case, this smart little contraption easily unfolds into a generous-sized storage bin, which then collapses just as easily after use to take up minimal space in one’s luggage. Best of all, the pictures of the popular cartoon character Diego actually help kids get motivated and excited about cleaning their stuff up— often much easier said than done.

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enough—offering glorious freedom from diapers and all the joyless chores that go with their handling and disposal. And while this training can be tasking enough at home, it can get downright frustrating on family outings, given toddlers’ natural aversion to using public toilets. That’s where a product like The Backyardigans Folding Potty Seat from Danawares Corp. comes to the parents’ rescue. Compactly packaged in a recyclable corrugated box with a built-in handle for easy carrying, the contraption also comes with back-up packaging inside the box—a reusable, resealable plastic storage bag that’s an easy toss-in into any bag or piece of luggage.

Sunburn protection is serious business with little kids, and the Badger All Natural All Season Face Stick brand from W.S. Badger Co. Inc. is a fabulously clever solution for applying sunscreen onto squirmy kids’ faces without accidentally getting it in their eyes. And doing so in a very eco-sensitive way—thanks to the use of a twist-up tube made of 65-percent post-consumer recycled material and a recycled-paperboard carton oozing with bright colors and playful graphics. It’s a fitting package for a product priding itself on ‘all natural’ and ‘ecofriendly’ credentials, and the compact tube easily fits into a small purse of a ski-jacket pocket for on-demand UV protection, with all the important product data clearly labeled right up front for at-a-glance reading, rather than hiding in fi ne print. Shannon Kaup is a licensed Naturopathic Doctor living and practicing in Toronto. CANADIAN PACKAGING • FALL 2010

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