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Pozzoli’s Research & Development: bringing ideas to life
Pozzoli does more than merely transform ideas into reality – the company actually develops and enriches those ideas in an ongoing dialogue with its clients. Within the R&D Department, a team of highly qualified experts applies its creativity to cutting-edge materials and special packaging processes. Using an advanced CAD-CAM system to design and build mock-ups, which are then put through their paces by dedicated testing machinery, the R&D team has what it takes to design and develop – in next-to-no-time – a wide range of original and innovative converted paper products to cater to a diverse array of requirements. Working in synergy with our client’s sales offices, our R&D Department makes the most of its consolidated expertise to come up with unique, stylish solutions that are fully in synch with the character of the products for which these solutions are to provide the packaging. Pozzoli’s special packaging solutions stand out for their elegance, attention-to-detail and practicality, thus boosting the visibility and value of the CDs and DVDs they house. Pozzoli believes that there are no impossible ideas, there are only challenges waiting to be accepted and overcome. |
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Pozzoli’s Graphic Design Division: creating perfection.
Pozzoli's Graphic Design Division is very much a part of its DNA, having been operational since the company was first established. Today, this Division is considered one of the international leaders in graphic design , specialising in CD and DVD packaging (with a particular focus on custom solutions), in the assembly and packing of finished products and in the execution of fulfilment operations. Within Pozzoli - thanks to the consummate professionalism of the in-house personnel and to the highly advanced equipment installed at the facility - technology, expertise and passion can be combined to allow the company's products to reach exceptionally high standards . |
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From lithography
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