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- entered the field of aseptic carton liquid packaging, later known as SIG Combibloc. In 2000, SIG started to focus on food and beverage packaging technology...
- brand spread over several companies. The original SIG is now known as SIG Combibloc Group and no longer has any firearms business. The German company was...
- board, foil, and polyethylene. Most are based on either Tetra Pak or SIG Combibloc systems.[citation needed] One option is to have the printed laminate supplied...
- bought Swiss packaging company SIG for NZ$3.2 billion. The SIG division Combibloc is the second largest food and drink carton packaging company in the world...
- of Metro-Cammell in Washwood Heath; the ST41 bogies were made by SIG Combibloc Group of Neuhausen am Rheinfall in Switzerland. Narrated by Robin Ellis...
- during the late 1950s, with the in-house model name of AM 55, at SIG Combibloc Group (SIG). During development, Rudolf Amsler was the prin****l designer...
- Consumer Products & Services Packaging October 2012 - November 2021 SIG Combibloc Group Consumer Products & Services Industrial Manufacturing & Services...
- Origin Type Caliber Note Retirement from active use M/49 Neuhausen (SIG Combibloc Group P210) Switzerland Pistol 9x19 mm NATO After its replacement by the...
- Industrials Industrial machinery Lucerne 1874 Escalators and elevators SIG Combibloc Group Industrials Containers & packaging Neuhausen am Rheinfall 1860 Packaging...
- Jönsson stated that Tetra Pak's main competitor was Swiss manufacturer SIG Combibloc, adding that Tetra Pak's main competition generally no longer comes from...