Printers looking for a high-performance and environmentally friendly cleaning agent that effectively helps scour heavily soiled plates and anilox rollers, can now use Sun Chemical’s new SunVisto Anilox Renew and the SunVisto Power Scrub.
You walk across the carpet, reach for the light switch and……….ZAP!! You get a shock. That’s static electricity alright, but in industrial manufacturing environments, it’s a little bit more complicated.
Getting three square meals a day has become, well, a bit square. Hectic schedules, commutes, conflicting family schedules, pressing to-do lists and ever-buzzing phones have most consumers too busy to eat, let alone cook.
No country in the world loves a snack like the United States. Whether due to Americans’ level of disposable income, demand for convenience, interest in meal replacements or desire to indulge in exotic flavor options at a reasonable price, the U.S. remains the globe’s single largest market for snack foods.
According to the Flexible Packaging Association, the U.S. flexible packaging industry grew 2.8% to $27.2 billion in annual sales, but we don’t need statistics to see that flexible packaging is on a roller coaster that only goes up.
Ultraviolet (UV) and electron beam (EB) curing (also known as energy curing, or EC) of printed products, especially for food packaging, have been commercial processes for over 25 years.
The development and gradual commercialization of NFC-enabled (Near Field Communication) products show how companies such as Thin Film Electronics (Thinfilm) are pushing the integration of electronic intelligence into everyday products, like packaging labels.
What I like most about writing about packaging is seeing the endless innovations and the new and improved products that help us out in our daily lives.