Rollprint adds director of technical services

New position created to add r&d capacity and support customers

Rollprint Packaging Products, the US supplier of packaging materials for the healthcare and food industries, has welcomed Dr Henk Blom as director of technical services. He reports to Doug Dodrill, vice president of technology.

‘As the demand for Rollprint products continues to grow, it was important to support our customers with additional r&d capability so we created the new position,’ Dodrill said.

Having spent the past 12 years at Baxter Healthcare Corporation, Blom brings significant medical device technical expertise to the position.

‘Henk’s background enables him to look at the big picture – materials, distribution, processing, failure analysis, etc. – to help our customers find ideal packaging solutions for their specific product requirements,’ added Dodrill.

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