This unique integration marks a fundamental shift in packaging design, transforming barrier performance from a dedicated material layer into a functional property of the ink itself.
By bringing together complementary strengths, expanded production capabilities, and a wider product offering, Siegwerk is set to deliver greater value, innovation and supply reliability to packaging converters and brand owners across the country.
The innovation was sponsored and supported by Waiākea, which earlier this year announced it would be the first food and beverage brand globally to commercialize algae-based inks on its labels across its supply chain.
The approval confirms that specific products from the company’s SICURA series, such as SICURA Nutriflex, SICURA Flex Dual Cure and SICURA Litho Pack, are fully compatible with the colored PE flexibles recycling stream in Europe.
Sacchital prides itself in investing in a variety of technologies to guarantee its customer what they want, with quality maintained at the highest levels across rotogravure, flexographic and digital printing.
To identify more circular solutions, the RecyClass PO Films Technical Committee commissioned a test campaign in line with the Recyclability Evaluation Protocol for PE films.
Vitrapack’s partnership with BOBST stretches over nearly 20 years, during which time the packaging specialist has leveraged BOBST technologies to great advantage, notably the many automation and waste saving features.
The INXScreen 940LED-LM screen printing inks and INXPad T200 pad printing inks will be featured in Hall 4, Stand C18, and are the first to debut since RUCOINX launched the two product brands in April.
Flint Group took home gold in the Technical Innovation – Supplier category on June 26 for its innovations in polyurethane-based ink technology, VertixCode and MatrixCode ink series.
