The Label Printing Blog

Changing regulations in the food industry mean it’s as important as ever that packaging and labels are clearly printed, so that consumers are fully informed about the nutritional content of their chosen products. But high-quality, professional label printing is also essential to attract consumer attention and improve the saleability of food items, particularly on the crowded supermarket shelves where multiple brands are displayed. Clients need their brand to stand out.

Focus are pleased to announce they have taken delivery of the ‘Accurio Label 230’ for its showroom facility in Nottingham. The 330mm wide digital toner equipment is supplied as a turn key package with ‘Flux Label Impose’ software optimising the use of media by automating jobs via impositioning, step-and-repeat as well as support for variable data printing. Its simple drag & drop menu software from a one up PDF file, and the software does the rest. Colours can be profiled & calibrated with the auto scan Spectrophotometer included in the press package.

During the pandemic, manufacturers of equipment have been under pressure to reduce stock levels of parts & spares for their older equipment, often leaving end users with reduced levels of support. Some manufacturers have taken the decision that they will no longer provide service or parts for equipment long since out of production. Some specialist parts such as electrical control boards can no longer for found or are uneconomic to repair.

We are pleased to announce that Swedish Company Rudholm Group has just added another brand-new Focus LX printing press to its print facility which produces labels for the retail and garments sectors.

During the pandemic, manufacturers of equipment have been under pressure to reduce stock levels

of parts & spares for their older equipment, often leaving end users with reduced levels of support. Some manufacturers have taken the decision that they will no longer provide service or parts for equipment long since out of production. Some specialist parts such as electrical control boards can no longer be found or are uneconomic to repair.