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Recycled content liner provides sustainable solution for beverage labels
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Avery Dennison Label and Packaging Materials unveiled an rPET content liner that not only reinforces the company’s commitment to sustainability, but also offers converters the first rPET liner in North America available for paper facestocks, the company says.
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Mid-run printer can print die-cut labels with printer
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The mid-run digital label printer brings efficiency and flexibility to in-house labels as it can directly print on inkjet-printable, die-cut labels and tag stock.
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