Hybrid printing can be a confusing term in the print technology sector, so in this short article, we are going to unpack what the term means and how your labels & Packaging business can benefit. Essentially, hybrid printing is a method that combines two established printing techniques into a unified strategy – In our world flexographic or flexo printing, and digital printing.

For the global label printing industry, the increasing focus of consumers and governments on sustainability is a call to action. With every aspect of the printing supply chain now under scrutiny, from the biodegradability of substrates to the VOC content of inks and the energy efficiency of printing presses, an up-to-date sustainability strategy is an essential part of future proofing your business. In this article, we’ll look at how sustainability can be achieved effectively in the print sector without compromising quality, cost control, or efficiency.

What are ‘smart labels’ and how have these new technologies impacted the way that businesses produce labels? In this article, we’ll look at the main technologies underpinning smart labels and how you can respond to new market demands through your print services. Finally, how easy is it to implement smart labels?

Flexible packaging substrates, including wraps, envelopes, pouches, and sachets, have changed the face of the consumer goods industry. The ability for retailers to adapt their packaging to various forms and functions has redefined the way that many products are packaged, produced, marketed, and consumed. These changes demand a proactive response from print management businesses to meet the challenges and opportunities produced by this packaging trend.

In a fast-paced and interconnected world, demand is soaring for advanced and intelligent solutions that can help businesses to improve their efficiency and reduce costs.

Despite the cost-of-living crisis, research suggests that today's consumers are more willing than ever to pay higher prices for sustainable packaging.