Photo – Left to Right: Bernardo Zermeño and Andrew Dougherty.
Rexfab had the distinct pleasure of welcoming Andrew Dougherty, VP of Member Services at PMMI, to our facility on Thursday, August 22nd. During his visit, Mr. Dougherty toured our plant, gaining firsthand insights into Rexfab’s history and our innovative solutions in packaging and processing technologies.
This encounter provided a unique opportunity to deepen our relationship with PMMI, a leading association that represents over 1,000 North American manufacturers and suppliers in our industry.
The visit was not only a chance to showcase Rexfab’s commitment to excellence but also to engage in a meaningful exchange about the future of packaging and processing. We were delighted by the shared enthusiasm and the potential for a fruitful collaboration with PMMI.
We look forward to strengthening our ties with PMMI and participating actively in their initiatives, fostering a relationship that will undoubtedly bring mutual growth and innovation to the industry.
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