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Let's meet at BrauBeviale!

By |2025-02-07T08:26:06+01:00November9th, 2023|News|.

Just a few more weeks and the time has come, BrauBeviale 2023 is coming. From November 28 to 30, 2023, the industry will gather for the world's leading trade fair for beverage production and marketing in Nuremberg, Germany. This gathering annually attracts more than thousands of beverage and food industry professionals, including brewers,

Rembrandt Packaging is PEFC certified

By |2025-02-07T08:26:09+01:00August16th, 2023|News|.

At Rembrandt Packaging, we are taking a green step forward in our mission toward responsible production and consumption. We are proud to share our new PEFC certification. The PEFC label gives you, the customer, the guarantee that the cardboard for our packaging is traceable to sustainably managed forests. In doing so, the ecological, social and economic

Rembrandt's BRC certification was renewed

By |2025-02-07T08:26:18+01:00June19th, 2023|News|.

We recently succeeded in renewing our certificate to a BRCGS AA. Congratulations to all our employees ! The BRCGS Food Standard, formerly known as the BRC Food Standard, represents the global standard and regulations related to hygiene and food safety. This specifically for organizations in the food processing sector that directly supply

Graphius expands packaging division through acquisition of Rembrandt and Remmicom

By |2025-02-07T08:26:25+01:00May7th, 2023|News|.

Rembrandt Packaging and Remmicom Packaging from Aarschot are now part of the Ghent printing group Graphius. The latter is thus further expanding its range of packaging materials. Graphius has long been entering the packaging materials market through its Lowyck in Ostend and Etiglia departments in Beersel. "The acquisition is an important step for our organization.

New punching machine for Etiglia Brussels

By |2025-02-10T11:07:53+01:00June24th, 2021|News|.

To handle the growing proportion of labels, Etiglia installed a die-cutting machine from the Swiss company Blumer. The DG-35 XL punches out up to 7,000 labels per minute in small to medium sizes and places them on a conveyor belt ready for packaging. The labels are held stable in the die-cutting form by back pressure. Quite unique is the ability to punch out labels up to a size of

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