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Nefab WorldStar Winner

We are proud to announce that Nefab Packaging Hungary have won a WorldStar award in the category of "Transit" for the Project: Advanced ExPak XL for Large Printer Components.

 

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Judging took place the week commencing the 5 October when representatives from 17 packaging associations, members of WPO (World Packaging Organisation), judged 293 packaging projects, from 35 countries, that applied for WorldStar Awards 2016. 

The Awards Presentations Ceremony will hosted by The Hungarian Association of Packaging and Materials Handling, on behalf of the World Packaging Organisation, in Budapest, Hungary on Thursday, 26 May 2016.

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