Tsuruha private label targets 1,300 SKUs, Hankyu ends hanging ads, PHP vulnerability scores 9.2 — and 8 more | BPJ News
A system outage, the rollout of a shared private label aiming for 1,300 SKUs, and changes to the flow path on installed presses are forcing decisions on orders and capital spending at once.
At Tsuruha and Welcia, packaging production for a shared private label targeting 1,300 SKUs is moving forward in stages, while Hankyu Railway will end hanging ads across its network. On the equipment side, changed flow paths in UV flexo, GPU cooling plates and direct printing on three-dimensional objects offer clues for decisions on upgrades and extending machine life.
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A vulnerability that can stop order-taking systems and the staged production of packaging for a shared private label moved on the same day.
On the equipment side, the subjects are bubbles in UV flexo, heat from GPUs and direct printing on three-dimensional objects.
At the paper end of the market, Hankyu’s hanging ads are retreating, while a bookstore operator opens a 41-tsubo specialist stationery store.…
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