Before the Box
Communication, planning and new technology are key parts of folding carton production.
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Cory Francer
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While in many cases embossing and other procedures are done merely to enhance the look of a product, there are some finishing processes that serve a far more practical purpose.
Ingersoll Paper Box, a folding carton manufacturer in Ingersoll, Ontario, produces cartons for the pharmaceutical, food and consumer products industries. Sarah Skinner, the company's managing director, explains that pharmaceutical cartons for the European and Australian markets are required to have information printed in braille.
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Cory Francer
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Cory Francer is an analyst at NAPCO Research. He formerly served as editor-in-chief of Packaging Impressions.
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