Innovation is the "oxygen" for ELSET; it gives meaning to its very existence. The organization always strives to stay ahead of developments—a goal achieved only by aligning and collaborating with those who share the same vision: individuals and entities that actively seek out and implement new ideas.
For this reason, we gathered once again this year at the SYSKEVASIA26 exhibition, alongside organizers, exhibitors, and visitors. And, naturally, we found… plenty of the "oxygen" we are looking for.
From November 6th to 9th, we encountered impressive exhibits, innovative methods, and fresh ideas.
ELSET was also present with its own stand—generously provided by the organizers, for which we extend our warmest thanks.
Old friends stopped by to catch up on our current initiatives and future objectives.
We also made new friends who learned about our initiatives and wanted to get to know us and stay informed about every step we take.
Even more significant than these new friends were the students—from various schools and vocational training institutes (SAEK)—who came to learn about the industry and the professional prospects that lie ahead for them. They had their first introduction to the field at our joint, unified stand with Pack Print Science.
In addition to the ELSET and Pack Print Science stands, the young visitors also explored the booths of member companies, where they discovered many of the "secrets" behind each specific line of work.
In the display case showcasing containers with labels produced by our members, we also presented an innovation: for the first time, visitors could see products created through the recycling of silicone-coated paper and Tetra Pak packaging—such as small plant pots, coasters, tiles, and more. They drew attention and elicited both curiosity and admiration when we explained the "raw materials" used to create these specific exhibits—materials sourced by LMeco, a company operating in Greece.
At a special event titled "Packaging and Legislation," LMeco representative Mr. Markos Malliaris spoke at length about the need to recycle silicone-coated paper and Tetra Pak packaging, as well as the obligations that arise from their use.
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