Forum IPW - Industriepark Walsrode
Forum IPW - Industriepark Walsrode
Forum IPW - Industriepark Walsrode
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1st Education Conference<br />
Fit for<br />
the future<br />
Making children and young people fit<br />
for the future – with this goal in its<br />
sights, the rural district of Soltau-<br />
Fallingbostel plans to set up a Bureau<br />
of Education to cluster together and<br />
enhance the region’s vocational education<br />
and training (VET) activities. This is<br />
the outcome of the 1st Education Conference<br />
held in <strong>Walsrode</strong> in mid-October.<br />
Representatives of the local communities,<br />
private and public education<br />
institutions, business and industry took<br />
part in the event, confirming their interest<br />
in improving the region’s education<br />
and training landscape. Their joint<br />
objective is to work closer together in<br />
a bid to provide the best possible education<br />
and vocational training opportunities<br />
for children, juveniles and adults.<br />
“To secure jobs, we need qualified<br />
young people,” said Dr Karl Krähling<br />
of Dow Wolff Cellulosics, stressing the<br />
regional economic community’s high<br />
level of interest in the project. The<br />
participants requested that the Bureau<br />
of Education take up its work in the<br />
course of the coming year.<br />
Companies at the Industrial Park<br />
CaseTech GmbH<br />
Focusing on sausages<br />
Linking tradition with modernday<br />
needs can be achieved successfully,<br />
as is proven by CaseTech. Based in<br />
the Industrial Park <strong>Walsrode</strong>, this<br />
company produces high-quality<br />
casings used for producing sausages,<br />
and in addition it provides technical<br />
services and support to the meat processing<br />
industry and to the butcher’s<br />
trade. Sausage casings have been<br />
manufactured at this location since<br />
as early as 1928 and are marketed<br />
under the brand name of <strong>Walsrode</strong>r<br />
Casings.<br />
In terms of quality, <strong>Walsrode</strong>r Casings<br />
have set standards in the course of<br />
the past seven decades and they<br />
undergo continual upgrading at the<br />
<strong>IPW</strong>. “Our certified production process<br />
and our fully-equipped pilot<br />
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sausagemaking facility ensure prime<br />
quality,” says Managing Director<br />
Jürgen Schuh. Today the company<br />
which emerged from the artificial<br />
casings division of the former Wolff<br />
<strong>Walsrode</strong> AG is committed to highlevel<br />
research, state-of-the-art production<br />
and customized finishing<br />
and services – all from a single source.<br />
And that’s not all: CaseTech is one<br />
of the few suppliers around the globe<br />
to offer not only coated and uncoated<br />
cellulose fibrous casings but also a<br />
broad range of polymer casings.<br />
CaseTech pays a lot of attention to<br />
the visual appeal of its sausage<br />
casings. Whether for customized,<br />
standard or butcher’s prints, entire<br />
series of graphic images or individual<br />
print designs – CaseTech operates one<br />
of the world’s leading special-purpose<br />
printing works and is thus able to<br />
print casings by the flexographic<br />
process with up to eight colours. In<br />
Germany, Eastern Europe and in the<br />
USA, CaseTech has approximately 420<br />
employees, some 240 of whom work<br />
in the <strong>IPW</strong>.<br />
More information at:<br />
www.walsroder.de<br />
www.industriepark-walsrode.com · Info: office@industriepark-walsrode.de<br />
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