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By Filip Weymans, VP Global Marketing, Flint Group

Not one label is the same, and different applications require a different digital printing technology. Whether it is for pharma, wine & spirits, durables, health & beauty, industrial chemicals or beverages, every label comes with its own aesthetic and functional requirements. In a series of blogs, we dive deeper into the characteristics of each of these labels, and advice which digital printing technology is best suited.

By Dr. Dieter Niederstadt, Technical Marketing Manager , Asahi Photoproducts
Labelexpo Europe 2017 is fast approaching. It’s a good time to take stock of the efficiency of your labels & packaging converting operation. Is there room to improve your operating efficiency? Could quality be boosted even further? Can these things be done while improving profitability?

By Filip Weymans, VP Global Marketing, Flint Group
Not one label is the same – different applications require different digital technologies, which is precisely why printing is such an exciting business. Whether it is for pharma, wine & spirits, durables, health & beauty, industrial chemicals or beverages, every label comes with its own aesthetic and functional requirements.

At FachPack 2016 Mondi, the international packaging and paper Group, briefed the customers and press on a variety of technical printing options and services provided by the company through its Print Competence Centre – including a live lab show of some of the tests performed there.

The highly-important issue of safe printing on food packaging is the subject of a new seminar organised by RadTech Europe (RTE), the European Association for the Advancement of Radiation Curing by UV, EB and Laser Beams. Taking place on 14 October at the Sheraton Frankfurt Airport Hotel, the event will focus on how the entire food packaging value chain – from raw material and ink suppliers and converters to brand owners -- can benefit from the fast-curing and low-VOC print offered by the UV/EB and UV-LED technologies.

Sonoco ThermoSafe, a unit of Sonoco (NYSE:SON) and a leading global provider of temperature assurance packaging, has launched the industry’s first academic offering to train and certify cold chain packaging professionals. The certification program was developed by Sonoco ThermoSafe’s ISCLabs in partnership with The Packaging School; Dr. R. Andrew Hurley, assistant professor of packaging science at Clemson University; and an advisory panel of pharmaceutical manufacturers, wholesalers, logistics providers and industry experts.

By Soopak
Oops! You placed an order for some boxes, and the sample that came back is just all wrong. You realize the fault lies with your mock-up, not the box manufacturer. What can you do to correct this? Especially if you’re spatially challenged! This means that it’s hard for you to visualize what the box would look like if it were flat or “exploded,” which is how boxes are manufactured.

By Soopak
If you’re considering either changing the packaging on an existing product or designing new packaging, you may want to consider a small-run printing that will allow you to test the practicality or visibility of the new packaging before investing in a large run. It can be a smart move on your part to test the waters before making a large investment.

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