Label & Narrow Web Magazine
January/February 2024
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Flexible Dies
As label manufacturing becomes increasingly digitized and automated, tool suppliers are adapting to new technologies.01.22.24
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Static Control
The negative aspects of static can impact printing businesses by increasing production costs and risk to employees.01.22.24
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Sustainable Films
With continued converter reliance on filmic substrates, suppliers have ramped up R&D to meet demand for sustainability.01.22.24
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Narrow Web Profile: Atlanta Label
An ownership change and an infusion of new management have enabled this Georgia-based converter to nearly double its growth.01.22.24
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Customer ServiceAs printers grow bigger, customer service needs to be smallerCompounding “bigger is better” customer service promises often is a lack of remediation channels when things go south.01.22.24
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Narrow Web EuropeNew labels for European winesFrom now on, wines will no longer escape the rigorous labeling requirements of most other foods and beverages.01.22.24
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ColumnsWhy buyers hate clinkers and how to avoid buying one – or being oneClinkers have a flashing warning light experienced buyers, integrators, and deal makers can see.01.22.24
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ColumnsAI meets cannabis packaging, and Snoop DoggShifting consumer demands, the growth of e-commerce, and the drive for sustainable packaging are just some of the trends and challenges AI can help address.01.22.24
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Sponsored ContentMaxcess Innovations Helping Customers Work Better, Faster and Smarter in 2024RotoMetrics’ RotoAdjust Adjustable Anvil gives you the power to control liner variation with ease on all liners.01.22.24
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Sponsored ContentKonica Minolta drives growth of digital printingWilliam Troxil recently sat down with L&NW to discuss the company’s initiatives to enhance the growth of digital label printing.01.22.24
