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“I am looking forward to working with a dedicated team and am excited about the new tasks that await me. The excellent product portfolio is a great basis for successfully developing the Business Unit further,” explains Berger. Bosch packaging technology’s business unit food has more than 3,000 employees worldwide and generates an annual turnover of more than 600 million euros. The  Business Unit is a leading global supplier of machines, systems, and solutions for horizontal and vertical primary and secondary packaging technology, filling and closing machines for liquid food, as well as process technology for confectionery production. The business unit food is headquartered in Beringen, Switzerland.

The global market for Packaging Machinery is projected to reach US$51.5 billion by 2025, driven by the economic value generated by packaging for industrial and consumer goods; and growing interest in robotic packaging automation against a backdrop of growing competition in the FMCG industry and the ensuing pressure to accelerate time-to-market. With increasing purchasing power and consumer spending among the expanding base of middle class population in emerging countries, the FMCG industry is characterized by globalization of brands, expanding footprint smaller unorganized players, overcrowding of me-too brands; intensifying competition, pricing pressures, and greater need for faster product innovations and launches. All of these factors push up the importance of time-to-market and its role in influencing market competitiveness. Faster time-to-market or time-to-market acceleration is vital to ensure that innovations reach consumers quickly and the narrowing window of opportunity is optimally leveraged to ensure revenue realization. A key aspect of improving time to market is speeding up the production processes through resource efficiency and flow efficiency. Packaging is a critical part of production which influences resource efficiency and ensuring smooth workflow from one process to another is important to eliminate delays and process efficiencies. Investments in automated packaging machinery have therefore become critical capex expenditure for companies. The market also stands to benefit from increasing investments in packaging engineering science and technology. Packaging remains vital for enhancing product shelf life, enabling traceability and providing product and marketing information. Read More…

Dr. Stefan König übernimmt den Vorsitz des Bereichsvorstands - Friedbert Klefenz geht in den Ruhestand

Bosch Packaging hat seinen Umsatz 2015 auf 1,3 Milliarden Euro gesteigert und liegt damit als Anbieter von Prozess- und Verpackungstechniklösungen vor dem Wettbewerb.

Bosch Packaging Technology hat im Geschäftsjahr 2014 ein Umsatzwachstum von rund 1,18 Mrd. Euro erzielt – 70 Mio. Euro mehr als im vergangenen Geschäftsjahr. Das entspricht einem nominalen Zuwachs um 6,3 Prozent (währungsbereinigt 6,7 Prozent). Wie das Unternehmen mitteilte, liegt der Sondermaschinenbauer damit erneut über dem Branchenschnitt, den der Fachverband VDMA mit rund vier Prozent beziffert.

Das indische Unternehmen mit Hauptsitz in Mumbai ist inhabergeführt und stellt Prozess-, Verpackungs- und Reinraumtechnik für die internationale Pharmaindustrie her.

Klenzaids ist inhabergeführt und stellt Prozess-, Verpackungs- und Reinraumtechnik für die internationale Pharmaindustrie her.

Der Vorsitzenden des Bereichsvorstandes Bosch Packaging Technology lässt für packaging journal die Veranstaltung (interpack) Revue passieren und wagt einen Blick in die Zukunft.