Last week, researchers found that a generation defines itself by food, the global spout pouch market will grow, laser coding is now an option on a sustainable line of films, S’mores packaging glows and new resins aim for a circular economy.
This range of renewable and compostable films can now be laser coded to enable additional consumer communication, without the need for traditional printing.
Squid Ink Manufacturing Inc. introduces the new SQ-Laser marking systems, the company’s first laser solutions designed for high speed food and beverage, pharmaceutical, cosmetic and other primary coding applications.
Linx Printing Technologies has launched two laser coders that include benefits including faster printing speeds and greater versatility, making the coders ideal for a wider variety of products, along with quicker and easier installation and set-up that help to make laser coding simpler and more accessible.
According to a report from MarketsAndMarkets (marketsandmarkets.com), the global packaging printing market is projected to grow from $120.02 billion in 2016 to $192.75 billion by 2026, at a CAGR 4.9%.
An interview with Tim Kearns, national strategic account manager for pharmaceutical & medical devices at Videojet.
September 8, 2015
Videojet Technologies’ Tim Kearns, national strategic account manager for pharmaceutical & medical devices, weighs in on what’s changing in the industry, how coding fits into an overall packaging strategy and how to effectively address the challenges ahead.
Linx Printing Technologies extends laser coders portfolio with introduction of two fibre lasers that provide a hugely flexible coding solution across the widest range of materials