
Ukrainian companies impress at WorldStar Awards
At the WorldStar Awards of the World Packaging Organisation, three companies from Ukraine were delighted to receive an award.
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Der russische Angriffskrieg auf die Ukraine währt bereits seit mehr als 60 Tagen, als wir mit Veronika Khalaydzhi sprechen. Sie ist Präsidentin von Club Packagers Ukraine und berichtet über die Auswirkungen des Krieges auf die Verpackungsindustrie im Land. Seit Beginn des Krieges sind Veronika und ihre Kollegen über die Ukraine, Polen und Deutschland verteilt und bemühen sich, die Verpackungsindustrie in der Ukraine bestmöglich zu unterstützen. Im Gespräch mit packaging journal berichtet sie über ihre Gefühle und wagt einen Blick in die Zukunft der Verpackungsbranche nach dem Krieg.


At the WorldStar Awards of the World Packaging Organisation, three companies from Ukraine were delighted to receive an award.

A cardboard packaging designed to teach Ukrainian children the Latin alphabet was honoured with the German Packaging Award.

After eight months of war, CEO of Ukrainian printing company Slavena, Valeriia Grankina, looks back at what has changed in the Ukrainian printing industry. For packaging journal, she takes a look at different types of companies that are still operating and how the competition on the market has changed.

After eight months of war, Valeriia Grankin, CEO of a Ukrainian printing company, looks at the changes in the country's printing industry.

In view of an impending gas shortage, the Würzburg-based printing press company Koenig & Bauer has adjusted its production. The process gas previously used in production could be replaced from the end of July 2022, and the heating energy at the large production sites could be gas-free by 1 September 2022.

According to ArGeZ, suppliers recorded a 13 per cent increase in turnover. However, the dynamic global situation continues to weigh on the industry.