Help and Learning

Adhesive for sterile environments

By Muamer Mujkic, Project Manager Marketing artimelt AG

A large number of medical products are packaged and sterilized, including plasters, medical tape, surgery drapes and ECG electrodes. All of these products use an adhesive. The packaging is also often closed or sealed with an adhesive. The adhesive must be able to withstand the sterilization processes commonly used without its properties changing. Furthermore, the sterile properties of the product must remain the same over a long period of time.

Tetra Pak research study reveals the convergence of environment and health is growing, and the Food and Beverage Industry is first to see this trend

Tetra Pak today reveals the findings from a global research study in partnership with Ipsos1 on the two most pressing consumer demands: the environment and health. They have historically been seen, and communicated, as separate areas: however they are increasingly converging, creating pivotal opportunities for food and beverage (F&B) brands in how they market their products over the next 12 months.

Packaging in an E-Commerce World.

By Anja Röhrle

“Digital pre-print opens a new era for brand protection and brand activation in e-commerce. Smart, digitally printed corrugated cardboard packaging solutions inform, entertain and network the shopper. They warn of product counterfeiting and guarantee transparency in shipment and traceability. All this is now possible not only for short, but also for medium and long print runs. Hence, there is almost a paradox: that of individualised mass production.”

Titanium dioxide: Painting boxes and street chalk soon banned?

The German manufacturers of paints, varnishes and printing inks criticise the EU Commission's latest proposal to classify titanium dioxide as unjustified and call for an assessment of the social and economic consequences in order to avoid unwanted effects.

AWA LINERLESS LABELING SEMINAR

Update opportunities as part of a Labelexpo Europe visit

Label release liner seminar: Update opportunities as part of a Labelexpo Europe visit

An important component in the pressure-sensitive label is release liner, which is the subject of a topical seminar being held in Brussels by AWA Alexander Watson Associates on the day before the opening of Labelexpo Europe. The seminar, on September 23rd, represents a prime opportunity for both Labelexpo exhibitors, and potential show visitors, to gain valuable updates on this key topic.

Why hot foil stamping helps packaging to shine

Differentiation.

It’s what every brand owner wants for their product, but in increasingly crowded markets, it is becoming harder and harder to achieve.
Brand owners know that packaging is the key differentiator on the shelf, and special finishing techniques – such hot foil stamping and thermal embossing – can elevate their product compared to others, and provide consumers with a visual shortcut to the quality of what’s inside.

Diverse exhibit and environment seminar at FachPack 2019

At FachPack 2019, the members of the PrintCity Alliance are making another appearance with a shared booth and exhibiting a diverse range of offerings.

Design and Construction Survey Reveals Why More Tech Doesn’t Always Mean More Productivity

On-time, on-budget rates not meaningfully improving despite enterprise tech adoption
Easy-to-use tech and the right talent deliver greater returns than project management software
Project management software utilization rates below 50%

Packaging expert says luxury can stop the throw-away fashion culture

The acceleration of the ‘fast fashion’ business model has encouraged over consumption and excessive waste in a world enduring environmental crisis.

International Consumer Survey: Concerns about plastic use reflected in consumer behaviour on food packaging in Germany

70 % of the German respondents were of the opinion that food brands bear the main responsibility for the reduction of plastic waste in food packaging, according to an international consumer survey commissioned by Kemira. More than half (55%) are prepared to pay more for regenerative packaging.