Tag: packaging printing
Made by Heidelberg in China
Two decades ago, Heidelberg made a bold and far-reaching statement when it broke ground for its own production site in China. This was the...
Heidelberg and MK Masterwork celebrate 10 years of partnership
Ten years ago, Heidelberg and MK Masterwork, China's leading manufacturer of finishing systems for the packaging sector, agreed on a strategic sales partnership. As...
The rise of digital corrugated packaging printing
Shifts in consumer habits continue to have a considerable impact on FMCG brands and their supply chains. From the continuing rise of eCommerce and...
Adway Print Concept installs a Komori 6-color plus coater UV press
Adway Print Concept, a key packaging printing provider, has rapidly expanded since its 2017 launch in Delhi. With a relocation to a 40,000 square...
Siegwerk acquires Dutch coating specialist Allinova
Siegwerk, one of the leading international suppliers of printing inks and coatings for packaging applications and labels, has signed a contract to purchase Allinova,...
Manroland Sheetfed presses at Manohar Filaments & Replika Press
At PrintPack India 2025, Mirko Kern, CEO of Manroland Sheetfed, spoke of India as one of the growing markets for commercial and packaging printing...
Carbon emission study of China’s packaging printing industry
Independent study by professor Lixin Mo from Beijing Institute of Graphic Communication (BIGC) highlights carbon footprint advantages and opportunities for flexographic printing over gravure.
Introduction
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Print4All 2025 in Milan – 27 to 30 May
Print4All returns to Fiera Milano from 27 to 30 May 2025 as a trade event for the printing and converting sector. Organized by Fiera...
K&B with Rapida sheetfed offset tech at China Print
At the 11th Beijing International Printing Exhibition (China Print), which takes place in Beijing from 15 to 19 May, Koenig & Bauer (K&B) will...
Koenig and Bauer reveals €70 million loss in 2024
Koenig and Bauer has released its audited financial results for 2024, alongside the claim that it has met its financial expectations, though this really...
