• PKN's APPMA 30th Anniversary Machinery Guide provides a valuable guide to companies operating in the country's packaging and food processing sectors.
    PKN's APPMA 30th Anniversary Machinery Guide provides a valuable guide to companies operating in the country's packaging and food processing sectors.
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Are you in the market for packaging or processing equipment? PKN has published a buyer's guide to the packaging and processing machinery supplied by members of the APPMA.

Established in 1983, the Australian Packaging and Processing Machinery Association (APPMA) has for the past 30 years represented the nation's leading packaging and processing machinery companies.

To mark the  30th year anniversary, PKN this year produced the APPMA Packaging and Processing Machinery Guide.

Published in the November-December 2013 edition of PKN, the guide reviews the history of the association, pays tribute to its key achievements, reports on the achievements of key member companies and provides a directory of the association's member companies and the brands they represent.

Packagingnews.com.au now gives visitors to the site the opportunity to download a copy of the 30th anniversary APPMA Machinery Guide

Simply click on the link in the paragraph above to download the a PDF copy direct to your personal computer.

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