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Budget cuts duties on polymers for plastics industry

At Printpack India 2015, Zund displayed its high-performance digital cutting table – S3 M800. The digital table features a vacuum plate which holds down...

Pack Expo International 2014 report

Automated prepress workflows are key to quality and time-to-market improvements. Pre production systems for packaging refine the highly automated prepress workflows of commercial printing...

Refractive or micro-etch are two common terms used to describe the application of refractive foil stamping. Although refraction is not a new process, it...

SinoCorrugated South 2014, organized by Reed Exhibitions is one of Asia-Pacific’s leading trade show for the global corrugated manufacturing industry. The event features the...

Who can forget the packaged products in India during the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s? Bottle caps just would not open with a simple twist and had to be “sawed open” with a sharp knife. Liquids would leak out of their packaging and were supplied overwrapped in clear poly bags to avoid staining other products and yet show their labelling. Hammers and nails had to be used to pierce open the nozzles of some packs to be able to start using them. Labels were applied with wet glue and pasted inaccurately. Branding and graphics were simplistic and reproduced crudely. These were the “third world” products of an isolated Indian market struggling to create a consumer base amidst the strict controls and licensing that marked the time.

As part of the third stimulus package announced by the Government of India to resuscitate the Indian economy and boost consumption

We interviewed Cristina Toffolo