Which is better, a liner made of PET or paper? The tide is shifting and PET liners are being used more than ever for the material that our printed labels are affixed to. While PET (polyethylene terephthalate) liners are a byproduct of fossil fuel extraction and they require slightly more energy to produce, there are many advantages to using them over paper liners. Economy Compared to 40# paper, 1.2M PET is 48% thinner and 92 gauge PET is 60% thinner,
As we continue to move forward through this post COVID-19 environment, pressure sensitive labels, shrink sleeve labels and flexible packaging need to be flexible and innovative more than ever to deliver value results for our clients. We are working very hard to improve our speed, flexibility and agility for our clients so they can take advantage of opportunities in the marketplace. Whether it is improvement in personal service, project design, innovative materials and decoration options, backed by leading edge technology, our goal is
We believe that sustainable packaging is critical and has never been more important. We believe that container materials will continue to move from virgin plastic to alternative and sustainable materials such as fiber, glass, aluminum or post-consumer recycled plastics. These packaging trends are not a good thing, they are a great thing and is simply a necessity. These trends do not come without challenges. These challenges include knowledge and technical ability to develop new materials and the ability to manufacture
The Evolution of Labeling Technology: Embracing Linerless Direct Thermal Labels In the dynamic world of packaging and labeling, the quest for efficiency, sustainability, and cost-effectiveness
At the heart of any thriving business, you will find Core Business Development Representatives. These dynamic individuals are the engines driving business growth. They’re not
Our Group has been working hard to obtain G7 color certification across all our digital press centers in the third quarter of 2023. We expect
