The Courier-Journal chooses company as outstanding vendor for its newspaper handling and sortation system at the paper's new production facility
October 20, 2005 (Press Release) --
FKI LOGISTEX SELECTED FOR 2005 OZZIE AWARD FROM INTERNATIONAL NEWSPAPER GROUP
The Courier-Journal chooses company as outstanding vendor for its newspaper handling and sortation system at the paper's new production facility
(St. Louis, MO: October 20, 2005) FKI Logistex® (www.fkilogistex.com), a global leader in integrated material handling solutions, announces that it has won a 2005 Ozzie award from the International Newspaper Group (ING: www.azcentral.com/advert/ing), a non-profit trade organization that promotes excellence in press and post-press production operations.
FKI Logistex, known in the newspaper industry for its high-speed palletizers and conveyor systems, was selected for the award by the ING's 2005 conference host newspaper, The Courier-Journal (www.courier-journal.com) of Louisville, Kentucky. The Courier-Journal selected FKI Logistex for the newspaper handling and sortation system it designed and installed in the paper's new $85 million production facility.
As one of only four vendors selected for the Ozzie by The Courier-Journal, FKI Logistex was commended by The Courier-Journal management for its non-traditional approach to bundle transit and sortation. The FKI Logistex solution centers on its industry-leading UniSort® XV sliding-shoe sorter, a high-speed, zero-impact sortation system that offers virtually no bundle damage when compared with competitive solutions using high-impact, air-based pushers.
"FKI Logistex came in with a solution that was relatively unknown in the newspaper business," says Michael Przybylek, The Courier-Journal vice president of production. "FKI Logistex was very responsive, understood our needs, and worked with us to meet our scheduling and installation requirements."
"We're honored to have been selected as an Ozzie award winner," says Steve Ackerman, president, FKI Logistex North America. "FKI Logistex has proven with its success at The Courier-Journal that our newspaper technology is a viable solution for the industry."
The Ozzie Award was presented to FKI Logistex during the 2005 ING annual conference, September 13-15 in Louisville.
More information about FKI Logistex capabilities for the newspaper and publishing markets can be found at www.fkilogistex.com/manufacturing/newspaper-publishing/13/markets.aspx.
For sales and marketing information, contact Jill Raab, marketing communications coordinator, FKI Logistex North America, by phone at (314) 993-4700 or by e-mail at jill.raab@fkilogistex.com.
For media information, contact David Abels, senior account executive, Koroberi, Inc. (www.koroberi.com), by phone at (919) 960-9794 ext. 22 or by e-mail at david@koroberi.com.
The Courier-Journal chooses company as outstanding vendor for its newspaper handling and sortation system at the paper's new production facility
(St. Louis, MO: October 20, 2005) FKI Logistex® (www.fkilogistex.com), a global leader in integrated material handling solutions, announces that it has won a 2005 Ozzie award from the International Newspaper Group (ING: www.azcentral.com/advert/ing), a non-profit trade organization that promotes excellence in press and post-press production operations.
FKI Logistex, known in the newspaper industry for its high-speed palletizers and conveyor systems, was selected for the award by the ING's 2005 conference host newspaper, The Courier-Journal (www.courier-journal.com) of Louisville, Kentucky. The Courier-Journal selected FKI Logistex for the newspaper handling and sortation system it designed and installed in the paper's new $85 million production facility.
As one of only four vendors selected for the Ozzie by The Courier-Journal, FKI Logistex was commended by The Courier-Journal management for its non-traditional approach to bundle transit and sortation. The FKI Logistex solution centers on its industry-leading UniSort® XV sliding-shoe sorter, a high-speed, zero-impact sortation system that offers virtually no bundle damage when compared with competitive solutions using high-impact, air-based pushers.
"FKI Logistex came in with a solution that was relatively unknown in the newspaper business," says Michael Przybylek, The Courier-Journal vice president of production. "FKI Logistex was very responsive, understood our needs, and worked with us to meet our scheduling and installation requirements."
"We're honored to have been selected as an Ozzie award winner," says Steve Ackerman, president, FKI Logistex North America. "FKI Logistex has proven with its success at The Courier-Journal that our newspaper technology is a viable solution for the industry."
The Ozzie Award was presented to FKI Logistex during the 2005 ING annual conference, September 13-15 in Louisville.
More information about FKI Logistex capabilities for the newspaper and publishing markets can be found at www.fkilogistex.com/manufacturing/newspaper-publishing/13/markets.aspx.
For sales and marketing information, contact Jill Raab, marketing communications coordinator, FKI Logistex North America, by phone at (314) 993-4700 or by e-mail at jill.raab@fkilogistex.com.
For media information, contact David Abels, senior account executive, Koroberi, Inc. (www.koroberi.com), by phone at (919) 960-9794 ext. 22 or by e-mail at david@koroberi.com.
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