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As software solutions continue to advance, all packaging stakeholders are benefiting from increased automation, efficiency, and clearer channels of communication.

In the fast-moving world of packaging, subpar production can be a quick way to lose clients. But with the latest advancements in print inspection systems, package printers can ensure their output is pristine.

From receptionist to company president, Lori Campbell, the 2019 TLMI Packaging Impressions Converter of the Year, has made her mark on the industry with her determination and inclusive leadership style.

For package printers, providing value for brands that goes beyond traditional packaging manufacturing processes is quickly becoming an expectation.

While the packaging industry continues to adopt and understand digital printing, developing a sales strategy for the technology cannot be overlooked.

A high level of print quality across the packaging spectrum is not an exception — it’s an expectation. In the 33rd annual Packaging Impressions Excellence Awards, a panel of five judges was tasked with singling out the best of the best.

As convergence continues to erode the silos that once stood in a highly-segmented industry, PRINTING United has emerged as the go-to event for printers of all kinds.

Cost, quality, and multiple other factors need to be considered when deciding between direct printed and preprinted corrugated production.

Offset printing may have a lengthy history, but that does not mean it lacks in innovation. Printers and converters rely on the latest in offset for high-end packaging.

To the owner of a packaging or a printing business, there will always be something subjective about the idea of its value. But practical methods of business valuation do exist, and it’s wise for owners to incorporate them into their business strategies.