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         Jet celebrates 40 years in business
Industry supplier Jet Technologies is celebrating 40 years of service, innovation, and expertise in the Australian, New Zealand and global industrial printing and packaging industries.
   The family-owned and operated business is a leading specialist importer and distributor
of printing and packaging products, both hardware and consumables.
Jack Malki, director,
Jet Technologies said: “Jet Technologies is proud to be celebrating its 40th anniversary as a leader in the industry, and to be showcasing the hard work of its industry expert staff
who continue to deliver their customers in Australia and globally, the knowledge and practical knowhow to provide premium quality products and outstanding service.”
The story of Jet Technologies began when managing director Albert Malki and his family made their journey from Italy to Australia back in 1980. When Albert and his family emigrated to Australia, hardly able to speak English, the landscape was vastly different, with difficulties faced in assimilating into the Australian culture. With this very obstacle in mind, Albert decided to start a company called Jet Overseas
PICA and NPA event dates released
Trade, to facilitate trade of
a varied range of products between Australia and Europe.
Industrial products were added over the years, including surfactants and aluminium.
By the late 1980s, Amcor requested the assistance of
Jet Overseas Trade in working with the Cerutti group, an Italian manufacturer of gravure printing presses, and from there grew the print division of the company.
“We pride ourselves on our strong family-based values, which we translate to our staff and our culture; investing
in our staff to build long- lasting relationships with our customers, and striving to deliver genuine and expert service always,” Albert Malki, managing director, said.
Working originally from offices in Sydney’s Bondi Junction, the team quickly expanded, and in 2001 moved to a larger location in Alexandria and became Jet Technologies.
With further growth, including the addition of new team members in South Australia, Victoria and New
Zealand, Jet Technologies moved to even larger locations with warehouses in Mascot, and then its current headquarters in Rosebery.
The Rosebery site features a state-of-the-art demo centre and a purpose-built ink management facility.
Jet Technologies now also has a state-of-the-art office- warehouse in Melbourne.
Above: Family business: (l–r) Jack, Albert and Daniel Malki
Albert continues to lead Jet Technologies and is supported by the second generation, with director Jack Malki and general manager Daniel Malki. They say that the company’s core focus on family, expertise, partnership, reliability, and trust has been the key for its success. 21
        rint & Visual for both the state-based PICAs off in South Australia, and
Communication and the main National Awards, running through July in each of
Association has following a year in which the States. The PICAs are also Entries open – Mon 1 Feb released the key dates everything was live streamed. the gateway to the National Entries close – Fri 30 Apr for next year’s PICAs The National Print Awards Print Awards, with all Gold
and National Print Awards, gala dinner will take place on PICA winners forwarded to the PICA South Australia – Fri 2 Jul
Key dates:
   with print’s night of nights set to run during PacPrint in Melbourne next September.
The PVCA is planning on returning to in-person events for the 2021 awards season
the Thursday of this year’s PacPrint, the industry’s big local show which runs every four years.
The PICA awards evenings will take place in July kicking
NPA judges.
The 2021 awards theme
is Print Perfection, with hashtag #PVCAPrintPerfection being used as the source of information for the awards.
PICA Victoria – Fri 9 Jul
PICA NSW – Fri 16 Jul
PICA Queensland – Fri 23 Jul PICA WA– Sat 31 Jul
National Print Awards (Melbourne) – Thu 30th Sep 21
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