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As consumer package companies are increasingly designing more products with sustainability in mind, experts note that within the label industry, more companies are recognizing the need for labeling equipment that also supports a circular economy.
Great Lakes Label (GLL) offers several labeling systems that provide speed, versatility and dependability depending on needed applications that range from box closures to clamshells.
Labeltronix announced the release of the Dynamic Hybrid Labeling Solution. The new high-end solution combines premium craft labels with on-demand variable printing.
To provide companies with a multitude of stacking solutions, PDC International Corp. introduced its new StackAlign Stacking and Sleeving Multipacker system.
Simpl-Cut is the revolutionary new generation of roll-fed technology. It offers an innovative cutting and bonding system, which revolutionizes the traditional operating function of the machine.
In the beverage market, the diverse need states of consumers is encouraging original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) within the labeling division to ensure that their machines are able to be just as flexible and versatile.
When it comes to traceability and interactivity, a package’s coding is of utmost importance. As such, equipment that can keep up with these trending demands is essential, and must continue to adapt to meet the evolving needs of packaging.
Shifts in commerce, along with shifts in consumers’ focus on factors such as product safety, sustainability and more are influencing the secondary packaging market. In addition, as technology progresses, packaging is seizing opportunities to offer efficiency and other capabilities.
Labeling equipment must be fast, accurate and be able to handle unique bottle designs. Customers also are seeking tamper-evident labels to ensure product safety.