At PACK EXPO, Mondi will introduce Ultra-HD printing in the US market, a new printing approach that incorporates an advanced separation technology, which dramatically improves the vividness of flexographic printing.
ProAmpac’s four-sided, tetrahedron-shaped E-Z SnackPak pouch, developed in partnership with PepsiCo Mexico Foods for the Doritos Icognita brand, has earned a Gold Award from The Dow Chemical Company’s 2018 Awards for Packaging Innovation and the 2018 Star Pack and Packaging Award from The Mexican Association of Packaging (AMEE).
Kodak has donated a KODAK FLEXCEL NX Mid System to Stuttgart Media University in Stuttgart, Germany, upgrading the university’s prepress equipment to the highest technological standard.
The 16th edition of the biennial Labelexpo Americas, held from September 25-27 at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, Illinois, will go down as the largest to date.
We recently caught up with Jesse Rosenow, Totani America’s sales engineer of technical products, for a discussion on pouch-making in eCommerce, pre-made pouch machines and why cannabis could be the next big market for pouches.
The world market for packaging machinery value is expected to reach $42.2 billion by 2021, according to PMMI’s “Global Trends Impacting the Market for Packaging Machinery 2018” report.
Elba, Dow and ITP have worked together to develop a laminated film that allows for recyclability, while keeping features such as packaging integrity and hermeticity in place. Elba will have this – and more – on display at PACK EXPO
FlexFilms, the global film manufacturing arm of Uflex, has launched a first-of-its-kind e-Commerce website, FLEX-BuzzR, that will offer film offerings from its Poland plant to its European Union (EU) customers, at a click of a button.
While the benefits of flexible packaging compared to other formats are well documented, one often overlooked area is the resins that go into the inks. Not only do they make the graphics and packaging more attractive, they also provide functional benefits.
Yakima Chief Hops, based in Yakima, Wash., he 100 percent grower-owned largest international provider of hops, worked with Retail Voodoo on a full-scale rebrand.