Industry Headlines

Packaging and sustainability go hand-in-hand, and package printers play an essential role in helping brands, retailers, and consumers achieve their sustainability goals.

PRINTING United Alliance has unveiled the new Premier PRINT Awards competition, the industry’s most prestigious award of recognition honoring the very best in print communications.

BOBST DAYS 2021 — “Shaping the future of the packaging world” — will take place from June 7-10. Each day will focus on one industry sector, with multiple sessions covering technologies, applications, and services in labels, flexible packaging, folding carton, or corrugated board.

Komori’s presentations will focus on the concept of “Connected Automation.” Drastic changes in the social and economic environment in recent years have led to a digital transformation (DX) in the printing industry, particularly in terms of how productivity and profits can be increased.

Maxcess International has announced a new software update to its DST-1 Object Recognition Sensor to make setup and material changes faster and more intuitive.

Epson was able to track this data with its Epson Remote Management System server, a digital monitoring system that tracks usage data. This milestone emphasizes how the Epson SurePress digital label press can serve the largest of label converters.

Quad is enhancing its integrated marketing solutions offering through a newly expanded relationship with Package InSight. Through this partnership, brands and marketers who work with Quad will have access to a unique, data-driven view of how consumers engage with products during the shopping experience.

In an industry that continues to be impacted by the rise of digital technologies, flexography is proof that conventional printing is far from being replaced.

In an upcoming webinar scheduled for Wednesday, April 14, Packaging Impressions will be joined by Discount Labels and ProAmpac to learn how real-time data solutions have improved their production processes.

With locations in Whitefish, Mont., and Memphis Tenn., Total Label provides complex pressure sensitive, extended content, and booklet labels utilizing flexographic, letterpress, digital, and hybrid printing technologies.