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European printing firm chooses West Midlands for first º£½ÇÊÓÆµ base

NOMOQ says it plans to create 40 new jobs over next three years at printing operation in Leamington Spa

Regional account manager Dave Rigby (left) with general manager Andrew Bannister at the new NOMOQ can labelling plant in Leamington Spa

A European company which prints labelling for drink cans is creating 40 jobs in the West Midlands by launching a new base in the region.

NOMOQ, which has operations in Switzerland and Germany, announced earlier this year that it was eyeing the region for a new operation and has now confirmed it is opening in Leamington Spa.

Recruitment has already started for its first-ever º£½ÇÊÓÆµ facility which will produce decorated cans in small batch sizes for the º£½ÇÊÓÆµ beverage market.

NOMOQ, which stands for 'no minimum order quantity', uses technology which adds a brand's design to an aluminium can without using labels and plastic sleeves, meaning they are fully recyclable.

Andrew Bannister has been appointed as general manager and will lead the º£½ÇÊÓÆµ operations, supported by Dave Rigby as regional account manager.

Mr Bannister has 34 years of experience in the printing industry in fields such as security printing, stamps and currency, joining from Cartor Security Printers in Wolverhampton where he was production director.

Mr Rigby previously ran his own gin distillery in Manchester.