Re-Engineering Spot Color Management for Global Brand Consistency
Consistent brand color is no longer a differentiator in packaging—it is a baseline expectation. CMYK workflows have largely achieved this baseline through decades of standardization, device characterization, and closed-loop control. Spot and brand colors, however, remain a persistent source of variability, even inside otherwise disciplined color-managed environments.The issue is not
When it comes to food packaging safety in the EU, compliance is not optional– it’s essential. Food contact materials (FCMs), including printing inks, must meet strict
The packaging industry is entering a new era, one where performance can’t come at the cost of sustainability. We’re seeing stricter regulations, heightened consumer awareness
Brands and converters increasingly choose mono-material flexible packaging made from a single type of polymer to simplify recycling and support sustainability goals. While![Shrink Labels and Recycling [Shrink labellled bottles]](/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/2024-04/INX_shrink_blog850x360.jpg?itok=Qsx6qEqs)
Shrink labels line store shelves everywhere, wrapping our favorite products in appealing, form-hugging designs that catch our eye. But recycling shrink labels presents a
The demand for recyclable and sustainable packaging that reduces waste continues to grow, further driving the need for designing new package structures. The industry’s shift
The smart use of inks and coatings can contribute to a circular economy and help reduce material use, enable packaging reuse, and facilitate recycling. Regulatory policies,
The sustainability of packaging is increasingly important to a product brand’s success in today’s competitive market. Consumers expect packaging to inform them about its
Sustainability and food safety concerns in the food packaging industry is a hot topic and is driving the use of functional materials to improve recycling and preserve food.
Just like getting an oil change for your car, performing standardized maintenance on printing equipment is an effort that maintains the value of the equipment itself. And,