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Today, the co-founder and CEO of McKinney, Texas-based Popular Ink Co., a printer and converter of flexible packaging, is helming a company that’s achieved year-after-year sales growth and is currently on target to reach $30 million in revenue by the end of 2016.

Over 2,000 exhibitors. Education opportunities. Full-scale machinery demonstrations. It must be time once again for the biennial PACK EXPO International, North America’s largest packaging and processing trade show.

For a company to stay in business for 83 years, it has to continually adapt and evolve. At Innovia Films, a Cumbria, England-headquartered global supplier of in-mold label materials, metalized substrates and pressure-sensitive films, the company is doing just that.

UV ink systems are providing manufacturers with a number of benefits over their solvent and aqueous counterparts.

A special Q&A on rolls and roll handling with Tom Duffy, Al Waller, and Randy Apperson.

Flexible Packaging recently caught up with Jim Russell, president, Modern Manufacturing, to get his take on all things pouch making.

Aptar has a range of child-friendly spouts and closures, including EZ Grip, EZ Twist and VersaSpout, which offer visual tamper evidence to promote safety.

It’s no news to the flexible packaging industry that consumers want to recycle their plastic products, but companies play a key role in making it possible – and much more convenient – for them to do so.

Selenis, part of the IMG Group, has unveiled its new and rebranded products, positioning themselves in new markets and supporting their evolution to a leading supplier of specialty polyesters.

A longtime advocate of sustainability, Avery Dennison Label and Packaging Materials is stepping up its efforts to raise the sustainability bar.