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After many years as a commercial printer, Produlith’s offset and digital printing expertise has led to a successful transition to packaging.

Hybrid printing solutions that combine digital and conventional technologies have gained a great deal of attention in the packaging industry. However, converters don't have to buy a new press to experience the hybrid benefits. Three converters shared their experiences with digital retrofit options.

The benefits of digital printing are well-known in the industry, but in-line finishing could be the answer to a more streamlined production process.

As package printing technology continues to evolve and improve, finishing capabilities are also on the rise.

The pharmaceutical industry is constantly changing, which means printers and converters in this market need to remain informed and innovative.

The Flexographic Technical Association’s Annual Forum addressed the most pressing issues facing converters and honored those who stand out in the industry.

Control Group combines its background in pharmaceutical packaging with a drive to innovate, leading to high-quality, creative results.

Several leading suppliers have introduced hybrid solutions, combining digital and conventional capabilities. With these presses now hitting the market, label converters are offering high praise.

When a brand launches a product line, it often requires various types of packaging. Without color consistency across all packaging formats, brand continuity could be in jeopardy.

Narrow-web flexography has long been the dominant printing technology in the label segment. But, some converters have found success using narrow-web printing for flexible packaging and folding cartons.