The partnership represents a milestone in the pursuit of sustainable packaging solutions, as it combines the expertise of Hubergroup with the web offset printing technology offered by Manroland Goss web systems.

The collaboration aims to drive innovation in sustainable packaging. This partnership brings together expertise from companies, fostering innovation and creativity to address the need for sustainable packaging solutions. Hubergroup and Manroland Goss are committed to shaping the future of packaging, seeking partners, including brand owners, manufacturers, and packagers, to join them on this journey.

As part of the partnership launch, project teams consisting of experts from both organisations were established. In initial workshops, these teams defined the collaboration framework and set goals. During a recent brainstorming session, creative ideas were generated to envision the packaging of the future: sustainable and colourful. 

“At the heart of our partnership and teamwork, lies a blend of fun, productivity, and creativity - all dedicated to revolutionising packaging. We firmly believe that collective action is key to tackling waste and conserving resources. Let's unite to make a significant impact,” said Thomas Polster, global key-account-manager and manager global business development brand owner at Hubergroup.

“United by our commitment to shape a more sustainable future for packaging, our inspiring partnership reinforces our belief in the power of collaboration across the entire value chain to unlock sustainability's full potential,” added Anna Asam, project manager and Frank Kreisel, senior sales and service manager Europe at Manroland Goss.

The outcome of this collaboration promises developments that are showcased at Drupa 2024 and Drupa Touchpoint Packaging. Hubergroup is represented at the Drupa Touchpoint Packaging in Hall 3 / B31.