Even Pro, organizer of the Sepem Industries trade shows (7 shows in France) as well as Vractech Expo (Le Mans and Mâcon), will be staging the first show dedicated to services, equipment and processes for the Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics, Perfumery and Fine Chemicals industries in Chartres on April 2, 3 and 4, 2019.
This event is the fruit of numerous requests expressed by a large number of companies already exhibiting at Even Pro events and wishing, like several other professional sectors in France, to have their own event anchored at the heart of their production zone. That's why the Chartres exhibition center was chosen, because of its proximity to Paris and its location at the epicenter of the Cosmetic Valley and the Pôle Pharma.
This proximity to Paris and the introduction of free shuttles between Paris-Orly and the Chartres exhibition center will make it easier to attract national visitors.
In line with the trade shows organized by Even Pro, the first edition of Pharmacosmetech will cover a maximum surface area of 7,000 m², and will welcome around 300 exhibitors.
Even Pro specializes in the organization of trade shows and the development of industrial files (production sites, decision-makers and direct influencers). Operational players from nearly 5,000 production sites will be invited by name and free of charge: over 30,000 executives responsible for "core plant" activities, including site directors, production and maintenance managers, pharmacists, laboratory managers, R&D, engineering and design, logistics, packaging managers, etc.
A program of conferences will be set up to address current issues in these sectors.
Gattefossé announces that its Singapore-based subsidiary Gattefossé Asie Pacifique has obtained ISO9001 version 2015 certification, the international standard that sets out the requirements for a quality management system.
For many years now, Gattefossé has had a quality management system in place for its Saint-Priest site (France), and this certification in Singapore represents the start of a process designed to extend the quality perimeter to the whole Group, in line with the company's strategy. For Gattefossé Asia Pacific, this certification applies to the promotion and marketing of specialty ingredients and formulation solutions for the health and beauty industries worldwide, as well as to the control of operations with its partners. Production operations with its partner Faci are also ISO9001: 2015 and Good Manufacturing Practice certified. Issued by certification body SGS as of December 12, 2017, it is part of a continuous improvement objective to satisfy the requirements of customers and other interested parties and comply with expected quality standards. This management and continuous improvement tool involves maintaining the systems in place, constantly monitoring and renewing objectives to be more efficient and seek better performance at all levels of the company. The latest version of the standard, published in September 2015, reinforces the consideration of corporate strategy in the quality approach, integrates risk analysis of all processes and opportunity analysis taking into account the external environment.
"This initiative testifies to Gattefossé's determination to have a truly international quality management system, and to guarantee all our customers that we listen attentively to their needs and provide a high level of operational control. It is also a sign of our ongoing quest for continuous improvement throughout the Group". explains Jean-Pierre LAFORET, Group Director of Industrial Operations at Gattefossé.
In line with the Ambition 2020 project, PSB INDUSTRIES is deploying a customer-oriented global organization. The Group has undertaken an in-depth review of the structure of its Luxury & Beauty division, which now accounts for almost 50 % of its business.
This is based on three fundamental pillars whose complementary expertise will enable us to offer our luxury and mass-market customers industrial excellence and innovation capacity.
Texen Industries marks the Group's industrial base and all its technological expertise in the manufacture of exclusive packaging, developed worldwide in close proximity to customers. This department capitalizes on synergies between historic sites and recent complementary acquisitions, in France and around the world. Texen Beauty Partners includes trading entities in Europe and the United States, as well as a sourcing division in China. This division stands out for its agility and power of innovation, particularly in terms of full-service. Thanks to a solid network of partners, particularly in Asia, this office enables Texen to co-develop global solutions for its customers, from formulation to accessories. This expertise complements Texen's industrial offering. Texen Innovation brings together, on a global scale, the marketing, communication and innovation functions for the entire division, with Texen as its spearhead.
Around Ludovic Anceau, General Manager of the cluster, reporting to François-Xavier Entremont, Chairman of PSB Industries, a new management committee has been set up.
"I'm delighted to see our Luxury & Beauty division reveal the richness and complementarity of its expertise in this way. This positioning expresses our ability to adapt to markets and our shared desire to fulfill our mission to our customers ever more effectively" declares François-Xavier Entremont.
Stoelzle Masnieres Parfumerie's new powder paint decoration process for perfumery and cosmetics bottles and jars combines innovation and environmental commitment.
"Over the years, decoration has become an integral part of our business. It allows products to gain in individuality and attractiveness. Our customers are always asking us to be more creative, and Stoelzle Masnieres Decoration already offers a wide range of sophisticated, innovative decorating techniques to enhance existing shapes. It's a great way to develop a product range at low cost. Today, we're going one step further and are proud to have developed Qali Glass Coat 2.0, a new eco-responsible glass powdering technique at our Masnieres Decoration plant" Franck Legrand, Innovation Director.
The use of powder paint offers a range of new decorative effects with very low environmental impact and high mechanical resistance.
This new process makes it possible to develop new colors using powder-coating technology.
Its ecological benefits are exceptional, thanks to the absence of solvents and the low quantity of volatile organic compounds in the entire decorating process.
Recovering and reintegrating the materials produced by over spray into production solves both the problem of emissions and that of waste.
Derived from the metallurgy industry, this new technique offers significant advances from an environmental point of view, as the powders used in this application process comply with the European Council's law of January 27, 2003 on hazardous substances (ROHS). These products do not contain lead, mercury, cadmium or chromium, in compliance with current European directives. This process has already proved its worth in extreme conditions.
In addition to its environmental benefits, this new process gives bottles and jars a magnificent finish:
- perfect coverage on all surfaces
- high resistance to impact and friction
- A wide choice of colors for multiple surfaces.
- Chrome, pearl, glitter and gradient effects, on all or part of the facon or pot, transparent or opaque.
- A wide range of additional customization options
"Thanks to Stölzle Glass Group's investment in research and development and the purchase of high-tech machinery, Stoelzle Masnieres Décoration already has a perfect command of lacquering, screen printing, hot stamping and many other decoration techniques. All this while complying with the Group's CSR policy, since the products used are water-based. We already offer a very wide range of colors. We work with metals such as enamels, semi-precious and even precious metals. We also work semi-automatically, adapting to our customers' needs. Specialists in small quantities at Masnières for the perfume and cosmetics industry, we are also in constant contact with other Group sites for high-volume decoration. Our lacquering and inkjet manager has been working for several years on 3D effects, wood, concrete, soft touch, lenticular effects... the Quali Glass Coat innovation will enable Nicolas Carron, Sales Director, and his teams, to accompany their customers ever further in their quest for creativity and personalization of bottles and jars." Etienne Gruyez, General Manager of Stoelzle Masnieres Parfumerie and Stoelzle Masnieres Décoration.
Since January 2018, PforPack has been integrating a design department within its company to create 3D visuals for its customers prior to production launch.
PforPack, manufacturer of made-to-measure luxury packaging, is expanding. The team now includes Diane, a designer in charge of modeling customer requests. From the creation of a logo, to the modeling of a specific order, she will meet customers' expectations and propose different alternatives.
Change of visual identity
At the beginning of January, PforPack also adorned itself with a brand new visual identity for 2018: a rounder, more modern and streamlined logo, a graphic website with a pinch of humor.
The new customer brochure has also been redesigned by the designer in line with the new graphic charter.
Verescence, the world leader in glass bottles for the perfume and cosmetics industries, has created an exceptional bottle with SCULPT'in technology for Arizona, the first fragrance of the fashion brand Proenza Schouler, under license from L'Oréal.
The Arizona bottle demonstrates Verescence's innovative capabilities in glass forming and finishing.
To create this artistic bottle, Verescence used a unique and breakthrough glass forming technology, Sculpt'in, which allows for an asymmetrical distribution of the glass base. "This patented technology revolutionizes the laws of forming by pushing back the limits of blowing and allows the creation of unique shapes inside a bottle with a standard perfumery ring," explains Samuel Joachim, Director of Innovation & Development at Verescence.
Arizona is magnified by a gradient coral-colored pad printing that highlights the faceted angles and unique design of the bottle. "The pad printing with a gradient effect also represents a technical feat achieved in our finishing site in Abbeville (Hauts-de-France region)," comments Samuel Joachim. The name of the product is silk-screened in black on the face of the bottle.
"We are very proud of this disruptive innovation on the bottle of Proenza Schouler's first fragrance. This was made possible thanks to a close partnership between L'Oréal and Verescence teams" says Samuel Joachim.
The Arizona bottle was manufactured in France at the Mers-les-Bains glassworks, Verescence's center of excellence for innovation, and will be launched in February in three sizes: 30ml, 50ml and 90ml.
iD Scent imagines, designs, manufactures and markets innovative fragrance supports. It has developed an avant-garde technology called Scentest.
The result of 10 years of R&D, Scentest is a scented paper support that combines innovation and respect for fragrance.
At ADF&PCD Paris 2018, iD Scent put the spotlight on this innovative olfactory experience on paper.
Scentest offers many advantages. By integrating the fragrance directly into the paper fibers through air compression, fragrance reproduction is faithful, stable and homogeneous over several months or even years. Scent diffusion is powerful and instantaneous. Scentest also offers a wide range of finishing possibilities. The fragrance does not interfere with the print, and vice versa. Fragrance can be partially or totally applied to the substrate. Scentest is also an ideal solution for export. The absence of alcohol facilitates international logistics and reduces regulatory constraints.
For the consumer, Scentest makes it possible to repeat the olfactory experience. Consumers can smell the fragrance as many times as they like in optimal conditions. They can also share the scented medium with friends and family to "validate" their choice. The contact cost is attractive, as the scented support can be used to touch several people several times.
This technology is already available in press and retail samples, training materials, press kits, mailings, emailings...
With a growing number of exhibitors, Cosmopack 2018 will again this year attract a large number of international players to Bologna, who will come together over 4 days of intensive networking to discover new opportunities and promising partnerships. Cosmopack 2018 represents the broad spectrum of companies from across the beauty supply chain: raw materials, machinery, OEM / ODM, contract manufacturers and private labels, applicators and primary and secondary packaging.
Cosmopack 2018 will this year introduce Cosmo Perfumery & Cosmetics, a new zone where exhibiting perfumery and cosmetics brands will meet industry buyers and distributors.
Cosmopack 2018 will also confirm its role as the ideal show to highlight innovations and new technologies with:
- New projects in the AI zone
- Explore new solutions and meet service providers
- Great sessions on the latest beauty essentials
- Views and perspectives from key players and visionaries
- The ability to connect effectively with the world's best companies
On the program,
Cosmopack Factory will present "Powderful", a unique and complete experience of the production of a luxury make-up product, from the first sketch to in-store display.
Cosmotalks will focus on the issues most relevant to today's beauty community, stimulating new thinking and inspiring action, through entrepreneurs, innovators, trendsetters and designers.
Cosmopack promotes meetings with the world's most influential buyers thanks to a carefully structured "International Buyers Program".
Line Daigneau joins Cosmogen as Sales Manager France. Her mission is to support French brands in the development of specific, differentiating and tailor-made packaging and application solutions, adapted to their high-tech formulas. Line Daigneau has 20 years' experience in the luxury goods sector, having held sales and purchasing positions at Qualipack, Thierry Mugler Parfums (Clarins Group), CH. Wauters & Fils, Diana De Silva Paris, Courrèges Parfums, Groupe Pierre Cardin, Division Parfums.
For more than 25 years, DuPont Surlyn has been a leading product in cosmetics and personal care packaging. Combining lightness, crystal clarity and natural shine, this ionomer resin remains a preferred solution among brands and manufacturers today.
What is less well known, however, is that in recent years, DowDuPont Transportation and Advanced Polymers (T&AP), one of DowDuPont Specialty Products' business segments, has broadly expanded its offerings in other types of cosmetic applications to help customers meet new challenges and emerging market trends.
To meet the key requirements of cosmetic and personal care packaging, T&AP offers a wide range of resins: Delrin, Crastin, Hytrel, Hytrel RS, Zytel, Zytel RS and Sorona - all high-performance, semi-crystalline engineering resins that can be used in both rigid and flexible applications.
See the comparison table of the different solutions proposed.
Delrin, Crastin, Hytrel, Hytrel RS, Zytel, Zytel RS and Sorona meet even the most stringent cosmetic and food contact regulations. The world's leading cosmetic brands also specify T&AP's resins because they provide high mechanical properties and excellent chemical resistance, while offering the decorability and glossy surface that contribute to the beauty of many end products. These resins are also specifically designed to enhance performance and come into direct contact with formulations, inspiring the creation of packaging that perfectly combines beauty and functionality.
T&AP's commitment to providing leading-edge solutions to the cosmetics and personal care industries is driven by several key market trends.
First of all, T&AP is a pioneer in the increasing use of polyester at the expense of polyoxymethylene (POM) in cosmetic packaging. An excellent example is PBT Crastin, a high-performance polymer that offers more decoration possibilities and is used for dispensing systems, mascaras and lipsticks.
DuPont Crastin PBT is particularly popular with customers because it provides superb surface appearance and a good balance of stiffness and toughness, reducing the risk of shrinkage. Finally, the mechanical properties of Crastin PBT allow for decoration techniques such as painting, hot stamping or metallization - all qualities that help cosmetics producers surprise and delight their customers.
The second trend that T&AP is fully committed to is the growing need for more cost-effective and environmentally responsible packaging solutions, both in terms of design and resource use. The development of bio-based polymers, such as the Hytrel RS, Sorona and Zytel RS brands, is at the heart of T&AP's efforts. The use of these biobased resins contributes significantly to reducing the global carbon footprint of brands and manufacturers. T&AP also offers polymers that can be recycled in PET streams, such as Sorona, which enables the development of products that are part of the circular economy.
For the future, T&AP is exploring ways to produce simplified packaging structures in which high-performance materials allow for the integration of multiple functions - resulting in fewer components for a single product. T&AP is already applying function integration in other sectors such as healthcare, and looks forward to leveraging its expertise to further advance packaging solutions for cosmetics and personal care products. Indeed, covering the needs of brands and manufacturers is not only about responding to market trends, but also about pioneering.
Finally, real innovation can only be achieved through collaboration. First, in addition to the most diverse portfolio in the industry, T&AP offers more than 20 years of application development expertise in packaging and distribution systems. But what makes it unique is its approach to developing innovative solutions for brands and manufacturers, maintaining a connection with channel partners and working closely with them from the earliest stage of a simple idea to the final invention. This allows the company to capture trends and proactively anticipate needs from the start. T&AP is always looking to share its cutting-edge technology and in-depth knowledge of tooling with its customers, so that it can develop the right solution in the right place. Throughout the process, T&AP works with partners to learn and discover the right innovative solution for each particular need.
Another crucial element of T&AP's approach is its dedicated team that focuses on the cosmetics and personal care industry. This team offers worldwide technical expertise in application development, design capabilities and technical support to help customers optimize tooling, select the best product from existing ranges and support them through the various phases of the production cycle.
All of these factors help the company stay ahead of the curve and fulfill its commitment to finding solutions for its customers in the cosmetics and personal care industries.
