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Domino Printing Sciences invests in new facility in India

By Canadian Packaging staff   

General Coding & Labeling Domino Printing Sciences plc Indian Green Building Council

Domino rolls the dice on new facilities and development for inks and printers.

Domino Printing Sciences has opened a state-of-the-art factory in Manesar, India, dedicated to the manufacture of inks and printers for coding and marking, and located in a leading business hub in the Delhi-Mumbai industrial corridor.

Replacing Domino’s existing two facilities 25-kilometers apart, the new 4,050-square-foot factory has been built to strict green building design specifications and will also house an integrated warehouse and billing center.

The team behind the new location will consist of 35 employees, with three new roles being created (fluids plant manager, printer plant manager and logistics manager), underlining Domino’s commitment to grow its workforce in a region with fast-growing business opportunities.

Taking three years to construct, the factory was officially opened by Domino group managing director Nigel Bond. Observing local customs, a coconut was cracked at the opening ceremony to symbolize the Indian custom of bringing health and success.

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This new investment in the Indian market is a result of Domino’s continued strength and success in the region, being the market leader since its entry in 1996. By housing separate divisions in one location Domino customers and employees will benefit from a more efficient and simplified business process.

“I’m delighted to officially open our new India facility, which demonstrates Domino’s commitment to maintaining our market leader position,” says Bond. “The facility will have improved technologies and processes that will allow for a seamless approach, from manufacturing through to the final logistical stages.”

He concludes: “Environmental performance is a crucial part of Domino’s evolution, and by designing an environmentally sound factory, we can continue that process. As a result, our energy consumption will reduce dramatically, while our employees benefit from increased natural light and a cleaner environment.”

The facility is currently awaiting accreditation from the Indian Green Building Council. To find out more, visit www.domino-printing.com/Channels/India/Eng/Home.aspx.

Domino is the leading business within Domino Printing Sciences plc.  Founded in 1978, the company has established a global reputation for the development and manufacture of coding, marking and printing technologies, as well as its worldwide aftermarket products and customer services.  Today, Domino offers one of the most comprehensive portfolios of complete end to end coding solutions spanning primary, secondary and tertiary applications designed to satisfy the compliance and productivity requirements of manufacturers.  These include innovative ink jet, laser, print & apply and thermal transfer overprinting technologies that are deployed for the application of variable and authentication data, bar codes and unique traceability codes onto product and packaging, across many industrial sectors, including food, beverage, pharmaceutical and industrial products.

Domino’s continued growth is underpinned by an unrivaled commitment to product development.  In 2012, Domino was awarded the Queen’s Award for Continuous Achievement in International Trade.

About Domino Printing Sciences plc
Domino Printing Sciences plc achieved a turnover of £350 million in the financial year 2013/14. It is listed in the FTSE 250 share index on the London Stock Exchange (share code DNO) and was named Company of the Year in the 2010 UK PLC awards. The Domino Group employs 2,300 people worldwide and sells to more than 120 countries through a global network of 25 subsidiary offices and more than 200 distributors. Domino’s manufacturing facilities are situated in China, Germany, India, Sweden, Switzerland, U.K. and U.S.

For further information on Domino, please visit www.domino-printing.com.

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