The Annex: American Spraytech’s new state-of-the-art, three-story, 35,000 sq ft production facility in Branchburg, NJ, which houses the filler’s fourth conventional aerosol line with room and plans to commission an additional line when needed. its first-ever patent for its “revolutionary” temporary spray root concealer for hair. “We have several additional patent applications for cutting-edge aerosol technologies in process,” said Lalwani. “We have just kicked off our 2017 innovation cycle, and can’t wait to develop, formulate and present these exciting new concepts later this year.” “We’ve also implemented an integrated enterprise resource planning (ERP) system that should help us focus on making 2017 a year of operational efficiency. Additionally, our Research & Development department has been reformed into our Research & Innovation team, which will interface closely with our internal packaging and product development teams,” he said. “Lastly, we have created a new Supply Chain team who will liaise between our strategic suppliers and internal purchasing team to build a strong supply-side operation to support our customers’ needs,” concluded Lalwani. ASM Aerosol-Service AG, Mohlin, Switzerland, successfully passed a Pre-Approval-Inspection by the Korean Ministry of Food & Drug Safety (MFDS). Additionally, last year, it passed an inspection by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration. The inspections confirmed that all processes in ASM comply with the principles and guidelines of Good Manufacturing Practice. All the requirements to produce products on this level complied with both inspections. Chem-Pak, Martinsburg, WV, incorporated ProcessPro’s ERP software solution to expand its aerosol and chemical manufacturing process. The software will help enhance Chem-Pak’s purchasing capability by modifying its older process to include better improvement of the company’s inventory management. Penray, Inc., Wheeling, IL, announced that it has been selected by The Aftermarket Auto Parts Alliance to be the exclusive supplier of their Parts Master and Perfect Stop private label aerosol service chemicals. In addition, Alliance members will have the opportunity to purchase the full line of Penray-branded products. Under this new partnership, the company says it will supply over 30 separate part numbers under the Parts Master and Perfect Stop brand names. These will include a host of products such as brake parts cleaner, carburetor and choke cleaner and other aerosol service chemicals. All of the Parts Master, Perfect Stop and Penray products will be available throughout the entire Alliance distribution network, which includes Auto Value and Bumper to Bumper warehouses and auto parts stores throughout the U.S., Canada and Mexico. Penray said it will provide training, marketing and merchandising support for parts and service professionals. “This important new business will greatly increase the availability of our various chemical products to automotive service professionals and DIYers alike,” said Randy Fowler, VP, Automotive & Private Brand Sales for Penray. Pride in personnel… “Everyone talks about building a relationship with your customer,” states Angela Ahrendts, Senior VP of Retail at Apple Inc. and former CEO of Burberry. “ I think you build one with your employees first.” A good team is essential to any firm’s success, that’s why Precise Packaging, Fall River, MA, made three significant hires in 2016 and 2017. Judi Brown was hired as Director of Business Development, Adam Fulep was appointed Manager of Business Support and Will Brown was hired as Director of Manufacturing. As Director of Business Development, Judi Brown will be responsible for supporting growth via new product solutions with strategic customers while targeting and securing new business in personal care market segments. She will identify and develop new business opportunities, working closely with customers to bring new and innovative product solutions to the market. “Judi’s experience in the personal care and Judi Brown cosmetics industry is a great asset to Precise Packaging’s growing business in that industry segment,” said President & CEO Shaun Gaus. “Her understanding of the health and beauty market will be instrumental in communicating Precise Packaging’s value proposition and expertise for a wide variety of personal care products—from aerosols to liquids, mousses and other custom product solutions.” Fulep joined Precise Packaging in 2013 as Operations/Financial Analyst. In his new role, he will help support the company’s ongoing growth by driving business process excellence and ensuring customer service. He will assume a key leadership role in maintaining and driving Fulep continuous improvement in quality. “Adam has played a key role in helping the company evolve from its roots as a contract filler into a full turn-key strategic partner providing custom solutions to our customers,” continued Gaus. 18 Spray March 2017
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