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November / December 1999
This two-part feature focuses first on the latest trends in paper, film, foil, holograms and other specialty substrates. The second portion provides insight on the latest emerging markets.
An increase in foil decoration among packagers is propelling this converting process forward.
October 1999
Converters continue to make use of existing digital presses, while waiting for the next thrill.
Narrow web coating units, both in-line and off-line, are ideal for specialty applications.
September 1999
Multiple in-line printing processes are attracting more than just the high end converter.
Shrink Labels produced on narrow web equipment offer unusual innovations.
July / August 1999
As the FDA continues to crack down on label requirements, converters find new and innovative ways to provide their customers with extra label space in a cost-effective manner.
Have in-house PS laminates arrived?
May / June 1999
Taking the “rush for the clock” into consideration, marketers have centered their packaging and labels around glitzy, eye-catching strategies
As the industry’s technology advances in presses, substrates and converter expertise, inks must also maintain the pace of new development.
April 1999
In the printing field, the slightest error in the mounting of a plate will destroy an otherwise perfect job.
As brands become even more valuable in a globalized market, owners seek to protect them against counterfeiting and other fraudulent practices. Label converters can help them.
March 1999
With the constant evolution of new and advanced products, the health and beauty market has found itself in the middle of a fierce battle for shelf space. Here's a look at some of the latest trends in label design, as well as insight into what end users lo
Segmenting your markets strategically can fuel your company's success.
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