21.09.2016
/History
One day in the office, Gerhard Schubert daydreams and talks to his granddaughter Alisa about how it all began. An old tree remembers – it would seem. Old friends and partners tell their tales. In a very compelling fashion, we discover how a small, workshop-based operation evolved into today’s Schubert company.
Have a look at the Schubert anniversary film which was first shown during the July 1 celebrations – moving the guests to a resounding standing ovation.
Join us on a journey to the Beuerlbacher Strasse where it all began. You can even look forward to discovering Schubert’s secret laboratory of the future.
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Star violinist and surprise guest David Garrett wowed the close to 1,700 guests at the anniversary celebrations held in the new Schubert assembly hall on 1 July. It was the fulfilment of a long-held dream for Gerhard Schubert. Two successful personalities from completely different worlds – but our interview with David Garret reveals remarkably strong parallels.
You’re pushing your shopping cart in between the supermarket shelves and you grab something off the shelf. And as is often the case, the product you selected was packaged by one of our acquaintances: a Schubert TLM packaging machine robot. Since its inception, Schubert has packaged 1 trillion 436 billion 162 million products – many of which end up in our shopping carts each and every day. The shopping cart we could fill with products packaged by Schubert systems is huge. Do give us a thought the next time you go shopping.
