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Emmepi Group Strengthens U.S. Presence Through Alliance with Cascade Strapping

21.08.2025
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The agreement was formally signed by Edward Babuska, owner of Cascade Strapping Equipment Services, and Alfio Brandi, Business Development Director of Emmepi Group.

Alfio Brandi

“We are delighted to partner with Cascade Strapping Equipment Services. Their expertise and commitment to excellence align perfectly with our mission to provide outstanding service to our North American clients,” says Alfio Brandi, Emmepi Group.

“We’re excited to join forces with Emmepi Group. Together, we’re ready to deliver unmatched support and technical service to customers across the region,” added Edward Babuska, Cascade Strapping.

Through this partnership, Cascade Strapping will provide comprehensive support during equipment installations, as well as ongoing technical assistance and post-startup service.

Key benefits for North American customers include:

  • Faster response times
  • Improved equipment uptime
  • High-quality technical support
  • Enhanced operational reliability

Customers in North America are encouraged to continue contacting Emmepi Group directly through their usual support channels. While Cascade Strapping expands the service network, Emmepi Group remains the centralized point of contact, ensuring seamless and efficient 24/7 assistance.

For reference 

Cascade Strapping Equipment Services Inc. is a U.S.-based company providing technical support, installation, and maintenance services for packaging automation equipment. With locations in Atlanta, GA and Portland, OR, the company is known for its hands-on expertise and responsive service across North America. Cascade Strapping is fully insured and certified by ISNetworld and Avetta, ensuring compliance with industry safety standards.

Emmepi Group, headquartered in Italy, has been a global reference in automated handling, logistics, and end-of-line systems for over 40 years. Their tailored solutions serve the world’s top corrugated and packaging manufacturers.

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