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Home » News » INX International opens new facility in Brazil
The flexographic and gravure manufacturing facility in Cabreuva
The site is located in the state Sao Paulo
where INX built a new metal decorating plant to produce 2-piece inks in 2018
Ribeiro continued: “It will supply solvent-based ink across Brazil and to a significant portion of South America
This facility is central to our strategy of delivering the highest quality products to the market
and it will substantially enhance the calibre of our services
The market is highly enthusiastic about our new plant
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a type of wild cat from Central and South America
rubs its fur on the exposed sap of the cabreúva tree
By Emily Shepherd
researchers in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest saw something strange
They had been following a group of black lion tamarins every day for weeks
these endangered New World monkeys sport a long black mane and golden rump
“We witnessed them rubbing [against] a tree trunk.”
Soon, Kaisin’s team would get data showing that a host of other species do this, too. It appears the animals are using the tree’s sap as a medicine
Kaisin works for the University of Liège in Belgium
He also works in partnership with São Paulo State University in Rio Claro
his team thought the tamarins were marking their territory — applying their scent to warn other animals away
they realized the monkeys were doing something different
“The whole group was rubbing simultaneously on the trunk,” says Kaisin
where we saw there was resin.” Resin is another word for sap — that sticky
smelly goop that sometimes exudes from cracks in tree bark
When the researchers returned to the rural home where they were spending the night
Kaisin told the family there about the tamarins’ behavior at the tree
The tree’s scent had been extremely pungent
Its smell “reminds me of honey,” says Felipe Bufalo
“The first moment I smelled it,” he recalls
the older woman in the household identified the tree as the cabreúva
She told the researchers that local Brazilians and Indigenous people use it both for perfume and medicine
“may be using the tree for some type of treatment or self-medication.”
they set up motion-activated cameras on some cabreúva trees
Scientists refer to these as camera “traps.” “When an animal is going to pass in front of the camera…[it will] start running and record a video,” explains Kaisin
Seven additional species visited cabreúvas to rub against the resin
the coati (a mammal related to raccoons) and brocket deer
The big surprise: So did the tayra (a type of big weasel)
the northern tamandua (an anteater) and the neotropical fruit bat
No scientist had observed this type of rubbing behavior before in those last four species
Scientists knew that tamarins sometimes used plants to doctor themselves
“Discovering such [new] things in mammals — which are extremely well-studied — is really interesting,” Kaisin says
His team shared its new findings in the May issue of Biotropica
Animals’ use of plants or other materials to combat diseases or parasites has a special name
It’s a long one: zoopharmacognosy (ZOH-uh-far-muh-COG-nuh-see)
we might speed up our own drug-discovery,” says Mark Hunter
He used to work at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor
Most mammals host parasites, and nearly all the time, he says. Many chemicals in plants can combat those parasites
Studying animals that self-medicate could help identify better ways to protect wildlife
to safeguard the health of endangered animals
Hunter says society needs to also protect the medicinal plants in their environment
“The cabreúva is an example of how the conservation of forests
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It separates Europe and Africa to the east from North and South America to the west
Atlantic Forest: A diverse South American rainforest
it too is home to unique species of plants and animals
The huge Atlantic Forest runs down the eastern coast of Brazil
Then it continues inland into Argentina and Paraguay
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the term is applied to five families of small- to medium-size tree-dwelling monkeys (mostly in South America)
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INX International has held an open house event
with invited guests touring the new state-of-the-art flexographic and gravure manufacturing facility in Cabreuva
located in the same state where INX built a metal decorating plant to produce 2-piece inks that debuted in October 2018
Construction of the 65,000 sqft facility began in mid-2023 and is the first part of a master plan complex
Cabreuva is a thriving and growing city with a population exceeding 50,000 and is only 25 miles from the INX metal decorating plant in Itatiba
said: ‘We are very excited about expanding our presence in South America once again
The Sao Paulo region is a large economic hub that allows us to service the Brazilian market and extend ourselves throughout the country
We are in the beginning stages of developing a campus environment that will be our flagship location in South America.’
INX vice president of South American operations
added: ‘Our business is poised to play a significant role in the growth and development of this city
Cabreuva stands to benefit greatly from the prosperity we aim to bring
and the mayor is thrilled about this opportunity
We’ve already received a substantial number of job applications from local residents
Ribeiro stated that the facility is situated on 20 acres of land and includes a separate 8,000 sqft space that houses INX’s corporate office for Latin America
‘This manufacturing facility was built with advanced milling and dispersion equipment
we expect to have 150 employees and anticipate producing 2,000 tons of product per month to supply the South American region,’ said Ribeiro
‘It will supply solvent-based ink across Brazil and to a significant portion of South America
and it will substantially enhance the caliber of our services
‘The market is highly enthusiastic about our new plant
Customers are excited to benefit from the newest and best facility on the continent
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2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Ashland has completed a 10-million-dollar expansion of its pharmaceutical manufacturing plant in Cabreúva
Brazil and will celebrate the occasion with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on April 4
The investment significantly expands Ashland’s pharmaceutical footprint in the region and capabilities to meet increasing market demand for coated tablets in Latin America and Brazil
Between 2019 and 2023 the consumption of coated tablets in Latin America had an average growth of 4.3 percent per year
while Brazil has reached growth of 5.7 percent per year+
The investment also includes the modernization of equipment for microbial protection in personal care applications at the Research and Development (R&D) laboratory of the company's Technical Center in São Paulo and follows the company’s previous investments to expand their bioresorbable polymers facility in Mullingar
Ireland and biofunctionals R&D lab in Shanghai
“Our focused actions continue to demonstrate Ashland’s strategies to globalize
innovate and invest as a means of driving superior differentiation for customers and increase shareholder value,” said Guillermo Novo
“The investments we have made in Cabreúva and São Paulo are supporting the globalization of our expertise in tablet coatings and microbial protection
collaboration and technical support for Ashland customers.”
The new state-of-the-art equipment enhances Ashland’s capabilities in tablet coatings application
Ashland can offer customized solutions to industry needs
and innovative solutions with ultra-high solids coatings
local Ashland employees underwent specialized training at the company’s headquarters in the United States and with equipment manufacturers
“Our investments are focused on meeting growing market demand in Brazil and Latin America with more efficiency and technology,” said Alessandra Faccin
“The new plant accommodates high-performance production
and offers our customers differentiated technical support from formulation design to industrial scale
enabling new innovations and organic growth."
we are excited to commission the local production of microbial protection products in Brazil,” said Hamilton Oliveira Junior
“This investment is a key part of our globalization strategy and will serve as a source of differentiation as we innovate and position supply closer to our customers.”
"We believe this is the ideal time to expand our operations and strengthen our presence in the region,” said Brenda Rangel
“The pharmaceutical and personal care industries are in full evolution
and Ashland will continue being a strategic innovation partner for the industry
offering high-performance products and services."
To further institute organic growth for Ashland as well as customers
Ashland introduced seven new platform technologies aligned to the company’s core that extend to secondary markets with new and differentiated capabilities
Ashland’s platform solutions bring “new to the world,” sustainable innovations
offering choice to customers and consumers in personal care
enabling customers to reshape global megatrends and respond to various regulatory landscapes worldwide
Ashland has introduced several patented innovations derived from the Transformed Vegetable Oils and Super Wetters platforms with more expected this year under additional platform technologies
The new Bible educational center in Cabreúva
Inset top: Students participating in a classroom discussion
delivered the dedication talk at a local Assembly Hall for a new Bible educational center in Cabreúva
More than 2,400 brothers and sisters attended the dedication program in person
and over 4,900 were tied in via videoconference
Left: Brother Eduardo Martines delivering the dedication talk
Bottom right: Long-time instructors being interviewed during the program
This new Bible educational center will primarily host the School for Kingdom Evangelizers and the School for Circuit Overseers and Their Wives
The facility can accommodate three classes simultaneously and nearly 600 students each year
An instructor leading a discussion with students
our brothers purchased a hotel and began converting it into a Bible educational center
While taking necessary precautions during the COVID-19 pandemic
volunteers converted the building into 3 classrooms
arrangements were made to hold an open house
The purpose of this event was to familiarize those living in the area
with Jehovah’s Witnesses and our Bible educational work
One official who toured the facility remarked: “The work you have done here is so beautiful and of such high quality
Left: The lobby of the new educational center
Right: Student accommodations at the facility
Brother Rogério Braganholo, who assisted with the renovation, stated: “Jehovah’s guidance was apparent throughout the project. Seeing his blessing on our efforts highlighted the truthfulness of the words found at Psalm 127:1: ‘Unless Jehovah builds the house
it is in vain that its builders work hard on it.’”
We rejoice at the opening of this new Bible educational center that will help many more of our brothers and sisters in Brazil to enhance their skills in the “art of teaching.”—Titus 1:9
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Recharge in a Restored Spanish Farmhouse in Menorca
Brazilian designer Maria Fernanda Paes de Barros’s Xingu collection for Yankatu Design was developed in partnership with Mehinako artisans in Alto Xingu
located in the country’s Mato Grosso state
Traditional materials and methods meet today’s technology
to build of-the-moment design interpretations
The grouping utilizes local materials including cabreuva wood
straw yarn and woven stems from the buriti palm tree
A swing dubbed Kaüpuna incorporates buriti yarn harvested
and dried by the Mehinako women; the men contribute the wood for the bench seat
decorated with charcoal and annatto-based graphics
The construction of traditional houses inspired the Embira bench in cabreuva
with moorings made from strips of embira tree bark
Traditional buriti and cotton woven rugs become the sheathing for the Oca closet
a tall étagère-like cabinet on spindly legs
two tambour-style sliding doors of turned cabreuva slats only 6 mm across are woven with cotton threads dyed naturally using raw materials harvested around the Kaüpuna village in Upper Xingu
balances on brick-shape wood legs and incorporates draped beaded necklaces traditionally used in rituals
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Exhibition of Tibetan sand mandala created by Lama Losang Samten in Brasil
the Tibet House Brasil held an exhibition showcasing the creation of a sacred Tibetan Buddhist sand mandala across three Latin American countries
The exhibition was elaborated by Lama Losang Samten with the aim to promote world peace
Lama Losang Samten created and dispersed the medicine Buddha mandala at the Kagyu Tekchen Chöling
a Buddhist centre associated with Karma Triyana Dharmachakra (KTD)
he created the mandala in Bogota and Yamantaka Centro de Meditacion Budista
the sand mandala of Manjhushiri was exhibited in Brazil at Shiwa Lha Center (Shantideva) and from 2-4 April in Cabreúva and at the headquarters of Tibet House Brasil which was attended by Soninha Francine
Municipal Secretary of Human Rights and Citizenship of São Paulo
Many practitioners and supporters of Tibetan Buddhism and culture visited the Tibet House to witness the elaborate creation of the sand mandala
the concluding event of the exhibition was held in the presence of Chirs Monterio
She has dedicated her service to causes related to education and innovation and ethics in public administration that have benefitted about 5 million students in Brasil
The event also had the presence of Tsewang Phuntso
former Director and Representative of the His Holiness the Dalai Lama for Latin America
who for the last four years has been providing services to the promotion of Tibetan culture and Buddhism in Brasil
Representative Jigme Tsering addressed the gathering explaining programs and tasks fulfilled by THB in the preservation of Tibetan culture
Representative Jigme Tsering felicitating distinguished guest
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Tibetan Medical and Astro Institute (TMAI)
Dharamsala Jointly with Tibet House Brasil Holds Forty-day Tibetan Medical and Astrology Tour in Brazil
Brazil: A 40-day Tibetan Medical and Astrology tour in Brazil was held for individuals interested in Tibetan medicine and astrology to learn from experts in the field
The tour was organised by the Tibetan Medical and Astro Institute (TMAI)
India in collaboration with Tibet House Brasil
Brazil and aimed to promote the Sowa Rigpa (System of Tibetan medicine and astro-Science)
The main objectives of the tour were to introduce Tibetan medicine and astrology to the Brazilian public; provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the principles and practices of Tibetan medicine and astrology; offer Workshops and talks in Tibetan medicine and astrology to interested individuals; and promote cultural exchange and understanding between Tibet and Brazil
The tour covered several cities and locations across Brazil
participants engaged in a variety of activities
The 40-day Tibetan Medical and Astrology tour in Brazil was a resounding success
along with Men-Tsee-Khang team and participants during lecture on the ´Mind and Body Correlation
and Diagnosis in Tibetan Medical System´ in Tibet House Brasil in São Paulo
São Paulo: It was commendable dissemination of Tibetan traditional medicine and Astro science knowledge in Brasil with lectures and conversations by Men-Tsee-Khang team in Tibet House Brasil in São Paulo from 2 to 13 July 2022
Men-Tsee-Khang institution was represented by sMenpa Lhundup Dorjee
who graduated with a degree in Sowa-Rigpa in 2013 and the astrologer Tenzin Lhamo who obtained Kachupa and Tsirampa Chungwa in 2019
the Director of Tibet House Brasil Jigme Tsering welcomed the four-member Men-Tsee-Khang team with Khatags
followed by a lecture on the ´Mind and Body Correlation
and Diagnosis in Tibetan Medical System´ by sMenpa Lhundup Dorjee
The astrologer Tenzin Lhamo brought the discussion full circle with her lecture on the ´Relationship between Tibetan Medicine and Astrology´
The twelve days events—which included lectures
discussions and consultations—were attended by not only Brazilian laymen but also health practitioners and professionals from the area of well-being as well as members of several Buddhist organisations in Brazil
Some other lecture topics that piqued the interest of the audience are ´Tibetan Medicine and Healthy Digestive System´ by sMenpa Lhundup Dorjee and ´ Elements
Health and Zodiac Signs in Tibetan Astrology´ by Tenzin Lhamo
The lectures were interpreted by Valentin Conde
The closing lecture ´A Tibetan Doctor’s Advice on Healthy Diet and Lifestyle´ on 13 July
left the Brazilians requesting for the return of the Men-Tsee-Khang team to São Paulo
the Men-Tsee-Khang team was invited by Hospital Sírio-Libanês (Syrian-Lebanese Hospital)
one of the most reputed hospitals in Brasil and South America since 1921
to share the knowledge of Tibetan medicine and astrology with their staff and students
The team also gave an intensive 5-day program from 14-18 July at Tsarpa Sakya Monastery in Cabreúva
The Tsarpa Sakya Monastery is founded by Lama Rinchen
The team then headed to Rio de Janeiro for discussions
lectures and consultations at Centro Shiwalha
in collaboration with Tibet House from 20 to 28 July
The team was throughout accompanied and introduced by Jigme Tsering
the representative of His Holiness the Dalai Lama in Latin America
The presence of the medical team also proved serendipitous on the occasion of His Holiness the Fourteenth Dalai Lama´s eighty-seventh birthday
which was celebrated at Tibet House with traditional dance
Men-Tsee-Khang team had informal conversations with the attendees of His Holiness´s birthday ceremony
which included Tibet House´s board members
Professor and co-founder of the prestigious Pala Athena institute Basilio Pawlowicz
the President of the Indian Association of São Paulo Shobhan Saxena among others
sMenpa Lhundup giving lecture on the ´Mind and Body Correlation
Group photo of Representative Jigme Tsering along with Men-Tsee-Khang team and participants
has selected Cabreúva as the location of its new state-of-the-art distribution facility in Brazil
Avon expects to invest more than USD 150 million in capital in this centre
which will feature advanced order_picking technology
Reasons for Cabreúva’s selection include: employment availability
and proximity to four key cities (São Paulo
Jundiaí and Sorocaba) as well as access to major highways
“This new distribution centre will help to uphold increasing demand in this key market,” said Luis Felipe Miranda, President of Avon Brazil
Brazil is the company’s second largest market after the US
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