Tag: Packaging
Uteco and Kodak ready to install first hybrid Sapphire
Uteco and Kodak are ready to install the first hybrid Sapphire Evo press for label and flexible packaging, featuring Kodak’s Stream inkjet technology at...
Extended 7-color gamut printing for flexible packaging
In India, the use of a fixed set of 7-color inks has already been adopted by a couple of commercial and packaging printers who...
Mumbai’s Printmann Offset ready for next phase of growth
Mumbai-based Printmann Offset has made a mark in servicing the Indian pharmaceutical industry’s packaging needs for many years now and in the process it...
Positive mood in the printing industry
Printers and suppliers from the majority of market sectors reported growing confidence in their companies’ economic performance. The opportunity was taken this year to...
Technoshell Automations grows using B&R automation solutions
Nashik-based Technoshell Automations manufactures machines for printing and packaging applications. The company expertise lies in designing and manufacturing of high-quality automated hot foil stamping...
Kolbus focus on luxury packaging
Kolbus in Rahden, Germany has grown over its 243-year history to become the leading bookbinding machine manufacturer worldwide. Early 2018, the company surprised the...
Bringing packaging management closer to the one-day target
Esko has announced a major new release of its packaging management solution, WebCenter. WebCenter 18 streamlines and speeds up the packaging development workflow by...
United Caps acquires Embalatap
UNITED CAPS, an international manufacturer of caps and closures, today announced it has acquired the Spanish closure manufacturer Embalatap. The acquisition acts to extend...
Alok Masterbatches R&D for safer packaging
With a view to drive innovation in the masterbatch industry and introduce novel products to the market, Alok Masterbatches set up the Alok Technology Incubation Centre in December 2015.
Uflex formulation for reprocessable edible oil films
According to a company press release, Uflex has developed a customized formulation that renders barrier packaging for edible oil re-processable. Given that comparable oil packaging films are generally between 70 and 110 microns with a nylon content of 7 to 12%,









