MOSCA360º The Magazine for Packaging Solutions 2 / 2 0 2 4 Global Service Center New training programs for employees and customers Education at Mosca Learning platform simpleclub makes learning easier Mosca TechCenter Rittal GmbH & Co. KG tests its transport packaging

T Sonics & Heat H G I S N I How can be ensured that the strap ends remain stable after being welded? Tech no logies such as ultrasonic and heat welding enable strong joints. → read more on page 31

Dear readers, In autumn, all signs point to change. It is the time of ripening and harvest. We at Mosca can also reap the fruits of our labor now. PREFACE For the third time in a row, we have received the “Top 100” award, honoring us to be one of the most innovative medium- sized companies in Germany. We are incredibly proud of this. The renewed award proves that we are on the right track – and is our incentive for the future. We now must keep pushing ourselves. Our motto remains “Think ahead and act wisely”. It is the only way we can future-proof our company and prepare for the challenges ahead. This also includes investments at our Waldbrunn site. Here, we opened our global service center in June. This step underlines the global growth of our company and our ­commitment­to­first-class­customer­service. We have also invested in new machines, such as a 5-axis milling machine and a laser system. They not only help us to advance technologically, but also have a positive impact on our energy consumption. This brings us a step closer to our goal of becoming even more sustainable. Besides, we always seek personal contact with you, our customers. Trade fairs such as Drupa 2024 in Düsseldorf offer­the­ideal­platform.­We­noticed­that­visitor­numbers­ at the world's largest trade fair for print media have fallen ­significantly.­At­the­same­time,­interest­in­sustainable­and­ digital packaging solutions is growing. Mosca is the right partner for both. Nobody knows what the future holds. But fall casts a milder, more conciliating light on everything. With this in mind: enjoy reading! Kind regards Timo Mosca 5

CONTENTS PERFORMANCE Understanding physics – Rittal visits Mosca's TechCenter Opening of the new Global Service Center Investment in new Punch Laser Machine P. 9 P. 12 P. 14 Mosca Regional Project Competition Digital & Connected – Education at Mosca P. 18 P. 24 PROGRESSIVE Top 100 award for Mosca For the third time in a row, Mosca GmbH ranks among the “Top 100” companies, an honour awarded only to highly innovative German SMEs. P. 37 7

PERFORMANCE Rittal visits Mosca's TechCenter UNDERSTANDING PHYSICS Rittal GmbH & Co. KG determines optimum transport packaging for switch and server cabinets at Mosca's TechCenter Packaged goods are exposed to high forces during transport, as vehicles might jolt and shake under load. Situations like these often reveal how stable the packaging really is.­At­worst,­goods­slip­ on­the­pallet­and­suffer­costly­damage,­much­to­ the annoyance of customers. Mosca tests the load safety of strapped or stretch wrapped packaging in the company's own Tech- Center to prevent such scenarios. Rittal seized the comprehensive testing opportunity in Waldbrunn in 2023, paving the way for even more securely packaged switch and server cabinets. READ MORE → 9

just the right time to carry out a detailed analysis with­minimal­effort,­and­to­obtain­the­perspective­ of­proven­experts,”­recalls­Philipp­Grahn.­After­ initial talks in September 2023, Rittal was ready to carry­out­tests­with­different­pallet­configurations­ at Mosca’s TechCenter. The company focused on pallets with two and four products because the­defects­identified­frequently­occurred­in­ these­configurations.­ VERTICAL INSTEAD OF HORIZONTAL After­Mosca­had­tested­various­pallet­configurations­and­repeatedly­ repositioned the control cabinets, a trend emerged: “Strapping with a second vertical strap requires just as much material as the previous strapping pattern. Without tests, we might have used two vertical and one horizontal strap – and would have needed 30 percent more material,”­emphasizes­Philipp­Grahn,­who­is­very­satisfied­with­the­tests.­ “ Seeing how physics works and knowing the problem has brought us a big step closer to a new packaging standard.” KEEPING A CLOSE EYE ON G-FORCES Mosca investigated how the palletized and strapped cabinets behaved – not in a truck, however, but on a so-called acceleration sled. Johannes Wieder, Sales Manager Logistics at Mosca, explains: » If you want to understand how packaged products react, you not only have to test­them­under­different­ transport conditions, but also­in­different­configura- tions. « In concrete terms, this meant that Mosca accel- erated­the­sled­in­different­ways­to­exert­different­ g-forces on the cabinets and pallets. In physics, this measured value represents the strain that the human body or a vehicle experience as a result of a speed change. The greater this value, the great- er the g-forces and therefore the greater the physical stress to which the objects are exposed. In the case of Rittal, the acceleration and braking test was carried out with 0.3 g, 0.5 g, and 0.8 g. For this to become a reality, however, it will take time and manual labor in the interim. In the long term, Rittal would like to invest in two new vertical strapping machines to future-proof the packaging process. Cross-strapping should also remain an option. This is because not all product families are suitable for double vertical strapping. “We want to­pack­flexibly,”­emphasizes­Philipp­Grahn,­adding:­“The­pragmatic­ approach and transparent results at the TechCenter have made a big difference­in­this­respect.”­In­eight­to­twelve­months,­the­new­pack- aging line is scheduled to be operational and will strap switch cabinets with­two­vertical­straps­or­crosswise.­In­other­words,­flexibly.­ Johannes Wieder Sales Manager Logistics 11

PERFORMANCE The investment in the 250 square meter building continues Mosca's growth trajectory and underlines its global growth and commitment to customer service. GLOBAL TRAINING CENTER The training center is generously equipped with two multi- functional units, which allow the training of Mosca's own service personnel according to the ONE Service quality standards, as well as informing them about the latest developments of the machines. Customers are also trained in the basic functions and correct and safe operation of Mosca machines, including product knowledge and regular maintenance. GLOBAL SUPPORT AND STRATEGIC ORIENTATION Experienced­project­technicians­are­firmly­integrated­into­ the new Global Service Center to ensure service process- es worldwide. The employees of the Global Service Center play a central role in supporting partners and service units around the world. Remote support enables technical support for machines and systems to be provided worldwide from a distance. This enables problems to be diagnosed and rec- tified­quickly­and­effectively­without­the­need­for­an­expert­ to travel on site. The­global­service­team­works­with­experts­to­define­long- term service processes and strategic guidelines. This makes a­significant­contribution­to­supporting­and­continuously­ developing service quality worldwide. INAUGURATION WITH INTERNATIONAL GUESTS The opening ceremony took place during the European Sales and Service Meeting. Service managers from the subsidiar- ies in France, Spain, Poland, Hungary, England, Benelux, and Finland traveled to Waldbrunn to see the new facility in per- son. For the event, Mosca had prepared a varied program. The 30 guests not only visited the new building but were also able to see the successful racing car "Elfriede", and the inno- vative and sustainable digitalization technology in agriculture live on a tractor. The event provided an excellent opportunity to exchange ideas and experiences that will help Mosca con- tinue­to­develop­the­high-quality­service­it­offers.­ THE STRATEGY OF »ONE SERVICE« As­part­of­this­concept,­our­service­tech- nicians not only work with the components of our standardized maintenance principle. Across­all­countries,­information­on­machines­ and­maintenance­intervals­flow­into­a­ central system. We work closely with you to maximize the life of your equipment. In pre- ventive maintenance, we can even use data analysis to prevent potential breakdowns. ONE Service goes far beyond maintenance and repair: it also includes installations and relocations, as well as technical training and conferences focused on the optimization potential of strapping machines. Since the beginning­of­2018,­we­have­been­offering­ the same high quality of service, with the same standards and norms that apply to all Mosca branches and subsidiaries around the world. Your needs and individual requirements are our­priority.­We­will­work­with­you­to­find­the­ best strapping solution. Your feedback will help us to keep improving. Feel free to con- tact us with any questions or suggestions! 13

Fiber lasers are the sprinters among laser systems because they work quickly and pre- cisely. And they offer a good opportunity for Mosca to make technological progress in sheet metal production. We quickly decided to invest in a new system from Trumpf, which pays off in more than one way. Before the new system was installed the old one had to be dismantled. The­fiber­laser­is­an­industrial­cutting­tool­that­is­ used in sheet metal and metal processing. Com- pared to the CO2 laser Mosca used previously, it achieves higher processing speeds while main- taining the same level of precision. It is up to 30 percent faster when cutting sheet metal and thus reduces energy consumption. However, this is not the only advantage of the new­system.­The­old­machine­suffered­frequent­ downtimes due to its age. That is now a thing of the past. The new machine also allows tools like an ejector to be implemented. This can be used, for example, to eject parts that do not fall out of the sheet by themselves due to their geometry. This means that the operator does not have to intervene, therefore increasing their safety. "Now we can carry out our quality assurance simultaneously,” says Roland Bökamp, Project Engineer Production. He also praises the fact that more tool stations are now available. “This means less set-up work for us,” Bökamp emphasizes. Richard Hodbod, Team Leader Sheet Metal Pro- duction, also draws a positive conclusion: “We create more output with improved quality and productivity and improve our working environ- ment. In short, a good investment!" Joachim Dencker Plant Manager Mosca Machinery & Equipment 15

PERFORMANCE 581 [Leads] NUMBERS, DATES, FACTS Drupa 28. May – 07. June Düsseldorf (Germany) Strongest sector: corrugated paper Top countries: Germany, India and Japan We felt the decline in visitor numbers at the show, too. This could be due to the current economic situation and the changes in the printing industry as there is structural change and a shift towards electronic media, new product diversity and competition from digital technologies and much more. Mosca can therefore draw a mixed conclusion for drupa 2024 and is nevertheless looking forward to 2028, when drupa will open its doors again. CONCLUSION OF THE MOSCA TRADE SHOW SEASON IN SEPTEMBER Our trade fair season will end this year with Fachpack (24.09. – 26.09.) in Nuremberg. Here, too, Mosca will be presenting a wide range of products to trade fair visitors, ranging from the RO-M Fusion strapping machine to the Saturn S6 stretch wrapper. We are already looking forward to the start of the 2025 trade show season. Frank Mutschler Head of Communications 17

RESPONSIBLE RESPONSIBLE questions for Alfred Kugler Alfred is one of the CEOs of the Mosca Group. In an interview with our colleague Melanie Hiller, he talks about the current economic situation, industry trends and also reveals a little about his private life. READ MORE → Melanie Hiller Communications Specialist 19

» We need structural political framework conditions that support us as a company on our path and enable us to operate reliably. This also includes investment in bet- ter rural infrastructure. « Alfred Kugler Digital solutions are one of the most important industry trends for Alfred Kugler. RESPONSIBLE 6 7 8 What motivates you most as Managing Director? Living and experiencing the Mosca values and corporate culture on a daily basis and in the global interaction with em- ployees is an absolute added value for me. The mutual trust and close cooperation with the owner family at a strategic and operational level are the basis for developing the Group. The exchange of ideas, best practice and common goals in associations and networks also enable us to continue to grow­as­the­Mosca­Group­and­offer­individual­opportunities­ to get to know new perspectives and interesting people. Where do you find inspiration? I­find­my­inspiration­in­the­balance­between­my­job­and­ my private life, primarily with my family. My children's curi- osity and view of the world motivate me to be a role model both professionally and in private. It also encourages me to contribute to the positive development of people and the environment. What is your favorite book? I have to admit that there is hardly any time for reading a traditional hardback book in my everyday life of work, fam- ily and social life. I prefer podcasts or audio books, which are ideal for car journeys or evening walks with the dog. My­two­recommendations­are­“The­Second­Machine­Age”­ by­­­Andrew­McAfee/Erik­Brynjolfsson­and­“The­Diary­of­a­ CEO” by Steven Bartlett. 9 What hobbies do you have? I prefer to spend my free time being active and doing sports. I sometimes take my running shoes with me on business trips to go jog- ging­in­the­morning.­At­home,­I­also­enjoy­a­kick- about with the “seniors” at the local soccer club. 10 What is your motto? “If you stop improving, you stop being good.” That's easy to say, but it requires the ability to re- flect and understand different perspectives. In a professional context, one facet is to establish a culture of learning from mistakes within the company. In the private sphere, the individual motto is to make the best of your life! Many thanks for these insights, Alfred! 21

RESPONSIBLE Turning plans into reality is difficult for many committed associations and organizations because of financial or material bottlenecks. The Mosca regional project competition aims to close this gap and promote innovative ideas. With our last competition, we were once again able to support ten projects from a wide range of organizations in our area. We are very pleased that some of the winning projects from the Mosca 2023 competition are gaining momentum! Let’s bring you up to date. JOHANNES DIAKONIE MOSBACH This year’s project competition winner, Johannes Diakonie Mosbach, an assistance for the disabled, made good on its promise shortly after the award ceremony. The team led by facility manager Julia Baz used the 3,000-euro prize money to set up a multimedia and multi-sensory room for their residents. The new room allows them to experience an exciting journey every day from the same place! Thanks to interactive images, sounds, light and scent elements, people with complex disabilities can have new experiences, playfully explore their senses and discover previously inaccessible places, regardless of their­motor­and­cognitive­abilities.­The­staff­also­enjoy­spending­time­in­ this versatile space. NECKARGERACH PROTESTANT KINDERGARTEN “Go Green!” was the motto at the Neckargerach Protestant kindergar- ten where the children started an exciting vegetable growing project. Their­raised­beds­were­purchased­and­built­in­May.­A­few­days­later,­ the­kindergarteners­were­able­to­plant­their­first­zucchinis,­kohlrabi­ and snack cucumbers. In addition, each child received a pot with a bush tomato and their own watering can. The brothers Felix and Niklas Strein, better known as the BEETFLUENCERS, support the children and accompany the project. "It's wonderful to see how exited the children are and how we are creating something great. Together we want to grow, learn and, above all, reap a bountiful harvest!" A­few­months­later,­there­really­was­a­bountiful­harvest.­The­children's­ enthusiasm was huge and they were busy picking and tasting. They realized that vegetables actually taste nice after all, especially if you grow them yourself. WALLDÜRN WILDLIFE PARK Water is the most important commodity for humans and animals. But the water source in the ecological wildlife observation enclosure in ­Walldürn­was­in­danger­of­drying­up­during­the­dry­months.­An­acute­ shortage­of­water­affected­the­wild­boars­in­particular.­The­solution­ was a submersible pump that carries pond wa- ter into the enclosure through a 150-meter-long pipe.­It­was­financed­with­the­prize­money­of­ 1,000 euros and put into operation in July. "There are around 500 cubic meters of water in the lake which ensure that our animals are supplied with enough water even during prolonged droughts,” says a delighted Stefan Michel, Chairman of the Walldürn Wildlife Park. FAWN RESCUE BUCHEN In spring, when meadow mowing begins, many young fawns are in danger as they are born in the dense meadows. Here, the “Rehkitzrettung Buchen e.V.” step in to help. Volunteers check the meadows with a coordination platform using a drone and relocate endangered animals. “We ­locate­the­fawns­using­infrared,”­explains­­Angela­ Müller, chairwoman of the association. “This allows us­to­find­them­more­quickly­and­protect­them­ from serious injuries caused by the combine harvesters.” Unfortunately, the ideal drone technology and the corresponding equipment are very expensive. The Mosca project competition’s prize money came to the rescue. With­our­financial­support,­ new drone technology could be purchased. In addition, another rescue team was set up in Neckargerach alongside the four teams in Buchen. “We have already rescued over 100 animals this year,” says Müller. “We are so happy about that.” Mosca would like to thank all participants in this year's project competition for their commitment. We are delighted to see the projects’ successes! Annika Vollmer Communications Manager 23

LEARNING THROUGH PRACTICAL EXERCISES Since the beginning of 2018, the Mosca Learning Factory­has­offered­state-of-the-art­equipment­ and ample space for acquiring fundamental me- chanical and electrical skills. These conditions are ideal for preparing our trainees for practical examinations in the electrical and mechanical pro- fessions for which vocational training is an option. During­their­first­year­in­the­educational­program, they­dedicate­a­significant­amount­of­time­to­the­ Learning Factory, where they engage in exper- iments and collaborative practice sessions with their trainers. TRANSITIONING FROM HIGH SCHOOL TO THE PROFESSIONAL WORLD To make it easier for trainees to get started in their careers, we have included an onboarding week in our program for several years. This intro- ductory week consists of a three-day excursion with exciting activities at an Eventure Park, over- night­stays,­and­a­barbecue­evening­with­fireside­ chats, in which Timo Mosca also takes part. The goal is to gradually integrate new hires into the company and facilitate opportunities for them to quickly become acquainted with one another. The remaining two days include tours of our factories in Waldbrunn and Muckental, as well as the provi- sion of instructions and general information and the distribution of necessary equipment such as laptops, bags, and work clothes. RESPONSIBLE ↑ Onboarding week: excursion to the Eventure Park, where the team members showcase their team spirit ← In the spirit of sustainability, each training year cohort plants its own commemorative tree at the Mosca site. Dirk Brislinger Head of Vocational Training 25

wasteland. Especially the part on the notorious Thuringian slate proved to be extremely slippery, causing several crashes. Fortunately, no one was seriously injured. AN ALMOST PERFECT FINAL SPRINT The weather cleared up around midday. By Saturday after- noon, the track had dried out enough to provide ideal conditions and perfect grip for the upcoming qualifying runs. Lea Kumpf lined up for the “Downhill Talent” team. With a time­of­2:45­minutes,­she­finished­in­third­place.­This­put­her­ just six seconds behind the fastest rider of the day, Belgian Roos ob de Beek. Our Young Local Talent made the most of Sunday morning by­going­on­a­few­training­runs­before­the­final­race­was­ scheduled for the afternoon. Lea Kumpf managed it almost perfectly, improving her Saturday time by over 15 seconds and­finishing­on­the­podium.­However,­two­pressing­ques- tions remained: would any other rider be able to beat this time? Or would Lea manage to repeat her victory from the previous year? A FEW SECONDS MAKE ALL THE DIFFERENCE The answer came promptly but not in Lea's favor. Starting after her, Lea Stornebel from Paderborn managed to beat her time by just 0.6 seconds and put herself at the head of the pack. Saturday's fastest rider, Roos ob de Beek from Belgium, then took to the start line. She had a good run, but not good enough to beat the two German riders. This left Lea­Stornebel­in­first­place,­Lea­Kumpf­in­second,­and­ Roos ob de Beek in third. So,­what’s­next?­After­her­third­race,­Lea­Kumpf­ranks­third­ in­the­overall­standings.­In­mid-August,­she­will­compete­ again in Thuringia, this time in the university town of Ilmenau where the German Championships will be held. This is a good omen for Lea, as the Waldbrunn native has already won the German Championship title in the junior class in Ilmenau before. This year, she will be competing in­the­women's­class­for­the­first­time.­We­are­keeping­our­ fingers­crossed­for­our­Young­Local­Talent! RESPONSIBLE MOSCA’S »YOUNG LOCAL TALENT« DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Outstanding abilities will not develop on their own but need comprehensive support: this is the guiding principle behind Mosca's “Young Local Talent” sponsorship program. The company­aims­to­provide­financial­support­to­ talented young people up to the age of 25 from Waldbrunn and neighboring communi- ties in the Neckar-Odenwald, Rhine-Neckar, and Odenwald regions. The program will see the company pay out a monthly grant of 800 euros to a selected regional talent for one year.­The­first­funding­of­the­initiative­went­ to the exceptional athlete Lea Kumpf in 2024. By the way: The funding program is entering a new round. Apply­now­for­financial­support­ in 2025! You can do so either by submitting a short video in mp4 format or in writing. Briefly­explain­your­talent­and­describe­how­ you would like to use the prize money. Send your application with your full name, age, and address to marketing@mosca.com. Frank Mutschler Head of Communications The closing date for application is October 15, 2024. 27

RELIABLE SoniXs Inline Aggregates packed with cutting- edge technology The name Mosca is indivisibly linked to SoniXs technology. Our customers appreciate the numerous advan- tages of this sealing system. While other strapping machines traditionally seal the strap ends using heat, the SoniXs aggregate uses ultrasonics to join the strap ends. This not only avoids fumes but also energy-inten- sive warm-up times. We have also fitted our inline strapping machines Power packer and UATRI-2 XT with the SoniXs sealing technology. READ MORE → 29

RELIABLE T A E H & S C I N O S Sealing technologies for strapping solutions Strapping provides a great service in logistics and packaging every day, holding together everything from roof battens to corrugated card- board and food packaging. But what ensures that the strap ends them- selves stay in place? Technologies such as ultrasonic and heat-weld sealing ensure that different strap- ping materials form strong joints. READ MORE → 31

RELIABLE The plate is heated to 270° Celsius and welds the ends of the straps Unlike processes with very high temperatures, ultrason- ic sealing does not require any warm-up times; it only calls­for­energy­at­specific­ intervals during the sealing process. Materials such as PET and PP, which today already contain recycled material to a large extent or exclusively, can be pro- cessed­in­an­energy-efficient­manner;­so­can­paper.­Sonotrode­technology­reliably processes­all­common­strapping­materials.­It­also­offers­clear­advantages­in­terms­ of maintenance: the tool is made of a titanium alloy or high-strength aluminum, wearing out only slightly and allowing for a long service life. USING HEAT TO CREATE A TIGHT SEAL For materials such as PP and paper, there is another process that has been on the market for decades. In heat-weld sealing, a sealing plate heated to 270 degrees Celsius melts the strap material and seals it. This not only enables very short seal- ing­times;­the­high-strength­joined­strap­ends­also­ensure­secure­strapping.­A­slim­ version of the heat-weld unit enables the strapping of narrow products such as wooden­parts,­pipes,­and­aluminum­profiles­less­than­100­millimeters­wide.­Above­ these dimensions, a wider heating plate is usually used. In contrast to ultrasonic sealing, machines with heat welding technology require a warm-up phase. Regular tool maintenance and cleaning is also necessary, as the­heating­plate­comes­into­contact­with­molten­strap­material.­Although­the­ technology can theoretically seal together paper straps, customers rarely use this method for safety reasons. Ultrasonic sealing proves to be the method of choice­in­this­case­thanks­to­the­lower­heat­input­and­minimized­risk­of­fire.­ The technology has prevailed over other strapping methods at Mosca, not least due to sustainable processes.­Around­90­percent­of­strapping­ma- chines launched on the market are equipped with a SoniXs unit, and since 2021 also with the slim SoniXs unit variants. This trend is on the rise – for safe, reliable, and ecological strap sealing. Alex Jesser Product Manager Marketing Ultrasonic sealing Developed by Mosca in 2008, the SoniXs ultrasonic units add a pioneering technology to existing strapping systems. From cost to maintenance and durability, the ultrasonic sealing­process­offers­an­efficient­and­sus- tainable solution for most bundling machines and all load securing systems in the compa- ny's portfolio. Products strapped with SoniXs can withstand considerable stress, so that customers can use thinner and narrower strapping without any loss of quality. The cost- and energy-saving process enables simple changes between PP, PET, and paper strapping with only minor adjustments and part changes. 33

PROGRESSIVE THE MOSCA GROUP IS GROWING Subsidiary EAM-Mosca expands Pennsylvania facility The Mosca Group is turning over a new leaf in ­Hazle­Township,­USA:­an­approximately­11,000­ square meter addition to the campus of subsidiary EAM-Mosca­was­officially­opened­for­business­ in May. Almost­40­years­ago,­Bob­Leighton,­Hartmut­ Boellmann, Dierk Wessel, and Gerd Mosca wrote the­first­chapter­of­the­EAM-Mosca­success­story.­ The close cooperation between the locations in the­U.S.­and­Germany­has­significantly­­contributed­ to the success of the Mosca Group. For custom- ers­in­the­U.S.,­Latin­America­and­the­­Caribbean,­ Hazle­Township­is­the­first­point­of­call­for­all­ strapping needs. The site has now been expanded: Located directly next to the former headquarters, there is now a newly­renovated­building­that­now­offers­a­total­ of 24,000 square meters of production space, a warehouse, a showroom, as well as meeting rooms and­office­space­for­the­service­department. "This not­only­­positions­EAM-Mosca­for­the­future,­but­ also allows the entire Mosca Group to grow global- ly," explains Timo Mosca, CEO of the Mosca Group. "The expansion will further enable us to meet the increasing local customer demand." READ MORE → 35

PROGRESSIVE TOP100 Mosca ranks among the most innovative SMEs in Germany For the third time in a row, Mosca GmbH ranks among the “Top 100” companies, a distinction awarded only to highly innovative German SMEs. For awarding the coveted "Top 100" recogni- tion, competition organizer compamedia takes a­­scientific­approach.­Innovation­expert­Prof.­Dr.­ Nikolaus Franke from the Vienna University of Economics and Business and his team examined the innovative potential of all applicants based on­more­than­100­criteria­from­five­categories:­ innovation- promoting top management, climate of innovation, innovative processes and organi- zation,­external­orientation/open­innovation,­and­ innovation success. READ MORE → 37

IMPRINT Mosca 360º — The Magazine for Packaging Solutions Editor: Annika­Vollmer­(V.i.S.d.P)­Communications­Manager­ Mosca GmbH, Gerd-Mosca-Straße 1, 69429 Waldbrunn Phone­+49­6274­/­932-3534,­annika.vollmer@mosca.com Design: Im Neuland GmbH, Munich Print: RMO Druck GmbH • Printed on recycled paper made from 100 % waste paper,­which­has­been­awarded­the­BLUE­ANGEL. • produced in an energy- and water-saving way • particularly low in pollutants