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  • Amcor takes Gold and Silver for packaging innovation

    Amcor has secured two Sustainability and Impact Awards for packaging. Gold recognised its CleanStream recycled polypropylene system, while Silver went to a refillable haircare packaging solution developed for Cut By Fred.


  • EU commercial vehicle demand strengthens in 2026

    European commercial vehicle registrations strengthened across all three market segments. Electrified models gained ground, although diesel retained a commanding position across the heavier vehicle categories.


  • Accu extends hygienic fasteners for process equipment

    Accu has expanded its hygienic fastener range for processing equipment. Polished stainless steel designs and integrated seals aim to reduce contamination traps across washdown and controlled production environments.


  • MACH 2028 passes halfway booking mark

    MACH 2028 has passed the halfway mark for exhibition bookings. Early commitments indicate sustained confidence across machine tools, automation, metrology, software, and production engineering.


  • NCMT brings Makino BX3 EDM to Europe

    NCMT will introduce Makino’s BX3 EDM system to European customers. The machine targets high volume cooling hole production for turbine components made from difficult heat resistant alloys.


  • Dexory applies engineering AI to warehouse robotics

    Dexory is applying engineering AI to warehouse robot development workflows. The programme combines cloud simulation, automated design studies, failure investigation, reporting, and reusable engineering knowledge.


  • Autopack brings Weightpack filling systems to UK

    Autopack and Weightpack are bringing net weight filling systems closer. The partnership combines Italian equipment with UK engineering, installation, service, and spare-parts support.


  • MHRA opens London medical AI sandbox

    London’s new sandbox will test medical AI within clinical settings. Manufacturers and NHS providers can develop regulatory evidence under MHRA supervision before wider deployment decisions are taken.


  • Rosebank and Jackdaw return to consent debate

    Rosebank and Jackdaw have returned to Britain’s offshore consent debate. Offshore Energies UK says timely decisions would protect contracted work, domestic production, and billions of pounds in supply chain activity.


  • UK vehicle output steadies after difficult half

    UK vehicle manufacturing steadied during the second quarter of 2026. Half year output nevertheless remained lower as commercial vehicle volumes, export uncertainty, energy costs, and electrification investment continued to weigh on factories.