Consumables-Substrates - Film

General Formulations announced two new AutoMark Cast Laminates, which will be on display at PRINTING United Expo in booth C2567.

In this episode of POW! Package of the Week, we spotlight the digitally printed wrapper for Nestle’s KitKat V. View the video to learn about the vegan version of the beloved chocolate treat, the printed packaging with its plant-forward message, and how the packaging is used as part of a larger initiative by Nestle.

Mactac is showcasing the latest products for windows, walls, floors, and vehicles at PRINTING United Expo 2023.

In this week’s episode of POW! Package of the Week, we spotlight the flexo-printed pouch for Fannie May Chocolatier’s Mix S’mores. View the video to learn more about the standup pouch, which is a prime example of flexographic printing delivering detailed graphics and a wide color range.

Nobelus is launching a dedicated line of print web films designed specifically for flexible packaging applications.

On this week's episode of POW! Package of the Week, we spotlight the resealable standup pouch for Cadbury Caramello Miniatures by The Hershey Company. View the video to learn more about the flexible packaging — rotogravure printed by Printpack's Elgin, Illinois plant.

In this week’s episode of POW! Package of the Week, we explore how printed packaging can add an aesthetic appeal at retail and the end-consumer’s home. View the video to learn how a flat-bottom pouch pays homage to the regional flavors in the packaged product and teases the indulgent culinary experience ahead.

FLEXcon Global announced the launch of FLEXcon DPM Aply with Air Egress Liner, which enables a bubble-free label application.

Specialty label, security, and packaging solutions provider CCL Industries has signed a binding agreement to acquire Pouch Partners s.r.l. from Pouch Partners AG, Switzerland, a flexible pouch converter owned by Swiss-headquartered Capri-Sun Group, for an all-cash purchase consideration is $44 million.

Avery Dennison announced that its metallized films were the first to be recognized by the Association of Plastic Recyclers.