Sean Smyth on…VariJET 106
15 October 2021
Technical editor Sean Smyth was present for the world premiere of VariJET 106, and shares his thoughts.
digital folding cartons
Bobst updates strategy
13 October 2021
oneLABEL implemented to help printers and converters optimise their production.
Cerm adds MIS for cartons and boxes
13 September 2021
New software said to increase productivity at packaging converters by focusing on the technical packaging production process and the specific interfaces to relevant partners.
Hybrid’s Packz 7 hits the market
9 July 2021
Advances on all levels of the industry have led to the latest release of the PDF editing software.
Digital cartons to grow
15 June 2021
The global market for folding cartons will hit $172 billion by 2026, with wider use of digital printing expected.
Fujifilm appoints to support labels and packaging growth
14 June 2021
Ken Brown recruited to global category specialist role.
GLBC invests in HP Indigo 35K
18 May 2021
The HP Indigo 35K is the third HP digital press acquisition by GLBC in the past five years.
OPINION: A sign of things to come
23 April 2021
Digital Labels & Packaging is not resting on its laurels.
Fujifilm launches high-speed Jet Press 750S
21 April 2021
The new B2 inkjet press is capable of printing up to 5400sph, 1.5x faster than the previous model.
Paragraph targets carton market with HP press
23 March 2021
Digital print capacity expanded with first HP Indigo 12000 press with 15K value pack in Quebec, Canada.
ECMA publishes GMP 2.0
19 March 2021
Updated guidelines underpin the folding carton industry’s focus on consumer health and safety.
Digital futures defined by key drivers
22 February 2021
What will drive future developments in technology and applications for digital package printing and converting?
Transcend appoints digital director
15 February 2021
Matt Ward joins to help drive change in the packaging market.
OPINION: Annus mirabilis
5 February 2021
Digital Labels & Packaging editor David Pittman suggests that 2021 could well be an ‘annus mirabilis’ for many.