When it comes to developing sustainable package printing, Sun Chemical follows the five R’s – reuse, reduce, renew, recycle and redesign.

Designed to be a central touchpoint for the entire labels and narrow web landscape, the new center is dedicated to facilitating the future success of the industry.

While responding to consumer and regulatory demands for more sustainable packaging is certainly one of the biggest challenges facing the industry, the good news is that there is no single solution but rather a plethora of routes to a circular economy.

Company’s shipping and logistics labels without release liner save a lot of raw materials and CO2 emissions, thus garnering the company an award in Sustainable Packaging Design.

Combined with new judges added to this year’s panel, a new voting process, and defending champion Great Lakes Brewing Company trying to three-peat, excitement is building.

AMEND Consulting, First Line Software and Print Innovation each bring unique expertise to the technical and process challenges faced by label converters.

With two modes, inline printing and blank label mode, and a fast print speed of up to 12 inches per second, the DLP-2200 is a powerful all-in-one label producing machine.

The new olefinic hotmelt adhesive is the first of its kind on the label market, designed for chilled food applications.

In this episode with Carl Kanner, vice president at Smith Corona, we discuss challenges facing the paper industry as well as opportunities for the sector in the labeling and packaging space.

The film is 58 microns thick, has a printable top-coating, and an adhesive receptive coated surface on the reverse side.