• Login
    • Join
  • FOLLOW:
  • Subscribe Free
    • Magazine
    • eNewsletter
    Checkout
    • Magazine
    • News
    • Printed Electronics
    • Raw Materials
    • Equipment
    • Services
    • Suppliers Guide
    • Resources
    • More
  • Magazine
  • News
  • Printed Electronics
  • Raw Materials
  • Equipment
  • Services
  • Suppliers Guide
  • Resources
  • Current & Past Issues
    Features
    Editorials
    Digital Edition
    Subscribe Now
    Advertise Now
    eNewsletter Archive
    Our Team
    Editorial Guidelines
    Breaking News
    Experts Opinion
    Financial News
    Manufacturers News
    Mergers and Acquisitions
    Online Exclusives
    Personnel
    Product Releases
    Suppliers News
    Live From Shows
    Displays and Lighting
    Photovoltaics
    Printed Batteries
    Printed Circuit Boards/Membrane Switches/In Mold Electronics
    Flexible and Printed Electronics
    RFID and NFC
    Sensors and Wearables
    Smart Cards and Packaging
    Touch Screens
    Adhesives, Barriers and Encapsulants
    Chemicals, Metals and Powders
    Conductive Inks and Coatings
    Electronic Materials
    Film, Paper, Glass and Substrates
    Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes
    Nanomaterials
    Printed Electronic Components
    Research Reports
    Semiconductors and Quantum Dots
    Energy Curing Equipment
    Lab and Testing Equipment
    Manufacturing Equipment
    Printing Equipment
    3D Printing
    Contract Manufacturing Services
    Product Design and Testing
    Research and Consulting
    Research Institutions
    Research Reports
    Universities
    Equipment
    All Companies
    Materials
    Categories
    Converting
    Printed Electronics Systems
    Associations
    Research and Services
    Used Machinery
    Add New Company
    Industry Events
    Live from show events
    Podcasts
    Videos
    Blogs
    Slideshows
    Infographics
    Webinars
    Whitepapers
    Equipment and Services
    Glossary
    • Magazine
      • Current & Past Issues
      • Features
      • Editorial
      • Columns
      • Digital Edition
      • eNewsletter Archive
      • Editorial Guidelines
      • Subscribe Now
      • Advertise Now
    • Breaking News
    • Suppliers Guide
      • Suppliers Guide
      • Add Your Company
    • Printed Electronics
      • Photovoltaics
      • Printed Batteries
      • Printed Circuit Boards/Membrane Switches/In Mold Electronics
      • Flexible and Printed Electronics
      • RFID and NFC
      • Sensors and Wearables
      • Smart Cards and Packaging
      • Touch Screens
    • Raw Materials
      • Adhesives, Barriers and Encapsulants
      • Chemicals, Metals and Powders
      • Conductive Inks and Coatings
      • Electronic Materials
      • Film, Paper, Glass and Substrates
      • Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes
      • Nanomaterials
      • Semiconductors and Quantum Dots
    • Equipment
      • Energy Curing Equipment
      • Lab and Testing Equipment
      • Manufacturing Equipment
      • Printing Equipment
      • 3D Printing
    • Services
      • Contract Manufacturing Services
      • Product Design and Testing
      • Research and Consulting
      • Research Institutions
      • Research Reports
      • Universities
    • Online Exclusives
    • Slideshows
    • Blog
    • Videos
    • Podcasts
    • Infographics
    • Events
      • Industry Events
      • Live from show events
      • Webinars
    • About Us
      • About Us
      • Contact Us
      • Advertise With Us
      • Privacy Policy
      • Terms of Use
    Features

    Brand Owners See Benefits of Smart Packaging

    Use of NFC, RFID and other technologies allow brands to connect with consumers.

    Brand Owners See Benefits  of Smart Packaging
    Photo courtesy of YUNI Beauty.
    Brand Owners See Benefits  of Smart Packaging
    Photo courtesy of Kilchoman.
    Related CONTENT
    • The 2021 Conductive Ink Market
    • Identiv Introduces uCreate NFC Mobile Application Platform and Software Development Kit
    • DTI’s Open Innovation Test Bed is Helping Bring PE to the Market
    • Toppan Develops Smart Packages with Built-in NFC Functions
    • Toppan Leverages Decorative Printing Technologies to Create New NFC Labels
    David Savastano, Editor11.09.18
    There has been a lot of discussions centered on smart packaging in recent years, and with good reason. The ability to connect brand owners with consumers is a major benefit for both sides.

    For example, YUNI Beauty founders Emmanuel Rey and Suzanne Dawson partnered with Thinfilm and Jones Packaging to integrate NFC tags directly into the secondary packaging of Shower Sheets and Chillax, two of its leading products.

    “There’s a call-to-action printed over the tag location that indicates to the consumer that he/she can tap the package with a smartphone to see product details and access more information and content – much more than what we’re able to display on the box itself,” Rey noted.    
       
    “With the direct connection, we can establish a one-to-one dialogue with consumers to tell our brand story, relay product information, provide application instructions, deliver news on other products, and give them an easy way to share all of this with their friends,” said Rey. “Our interactive packages – made possible by NFC technology – pull consumers in and help YUNI stand out among competitor products. We also believe that engaging with consumers in-store at the point of sale – through smart packaging – will help YUNI and our retailer partners drive conversion rates.”  

    Scottish whiskey producer Kilchoman recently teamed with Thinfilm to promote two of its flagship whiskeys using special NFC hang tags that consumers could tap with their smartphones to get product and distillery information directly from the source.

    “We were looking at ways to communicate Kilchoman’s unique selling points to customers and tell the story of the brand in the easiest and most effective way,” said Peter Wills, sales and marketing manager at Kilchoman Distillery. “This is very flexible, instantly being able to change the experience people have when tapping on the NFC label. As a new distillery doing new and different things in the way we mature and produce our whiskey, using NFC reflects this approach to marketing. We want to bridge the gap as much as possible between our whiskey products and the digital information customers can find.”

    “Across the 13 European countries where the whiskey bottles with the NFC tags were deployed, data showed the smart packaging was 70 times more effective than display ads and three times as effective as email or search advertising,” added Matthew Bright, senior director of product and technical marketing at Thinfilm. “Based on this initial success, Kilchoman already has plans to expand their use of NFC smart packaging, including direct integration of the technology into the bottle label.”

    “ RFID has proven successful over a number of years for inventory control and supply chain management, with volumes in the billions of units per year. There are numerous publicly reported examples of this, including Marks & Spencer, Decathlon, Macy’s and Wal-Mart,” PragmatIC CEO Scott White noted. “NFC is also seeing growing success, with a number of successful rollouts, compelling case studies, and repeat usage. A few recent examples include Pernod Ricard’s Malibu ‘smart bottles’ and the use of NFC in the FIFA World Cup this year.

    “More sophisticated non-RFID/NFC smart packaging is still struggling due to the cost and complexity of integrating multiple technologies,” White added. “However, we continue to see interest in areas such as illuminated packaging. Probably the highest-profile deployment this year was AB-InBev’s Budweiser ‘Light Up Cup’ for the FIFA World Cup, of which 8 million were sold across more than 50 countries.”

    Growth in the Use of Smart Packaging

    Smart packaging leaders report they are getting more inquiries from brand owners looking to use new technologies.

    “We are seeing more inquiries for smart packaging, especially with regard to certain innovations, including the T+Sun Touchcode technology, which demonstrates that the consumer brands need some form of interaction,” Roy Bjorlin, global commercial and strategic initiatives director, Electronics Materials, Sun Chemical, said. “Newer innovations, including smart surfaces, are hoping to create the intimacy and engagement at the consumer level to improve the buying experience. Other innovations are on the drawing board. It is clear that this space will drive more and more personal connections.”

    James Lee, director, Innovation Solutions Group for Jones Packaging, said he is “definitely seeing an increase” in interest in smart packaging.

    “We just manufactured tens of thousands of products with integrated NFC for YUNI,” Lee said. “The NFC allows for customer engagement, marketing data collection and even convenient reordering for the customer. Jones has also developed pharmacist-filled blister medication packaging that we currently have in testing by pharmacy schools and some patients so we can fine-tune the product prior to launch. In this space, I believe that we will have a significant advantage as we manufacture the blister packs at very high speed and our solution will likely be cheaper than what’s on the market today.

    “I think we’ve seen a lot of deployment of NFC being used for authentication , tamper evidence and marketing purposes in the luxury spirits industry,” Lee added. “I’ve also seen how NFC can be used to increase engagement significantly.  Think of the fact that the Absolut company has released 300,000 NFC enabled bottles of Malibu rum in the UK this year. I’ve seen implementations in cosmetics where printed electronics has been involved in retail merchandising providing consumers selection data at the point of sale or interactivity when they get home with video tutorials on how to achieve certain looks with the purchased product. In the pharmaceutical world, I believe we will see cold chain monitoring on the rise and potentially in high-value food and flower logistics.”

    “This is likely due to the democratization of smartphones and internet for all,” Lee noted. “The other thing that is happening is that we are seeing brand owners understanding the value of data and engagement opportunities. Five or six years ago, the infrastructures and understanding by the brands have been a barrier to adoption. Finally, I like to call it enabling behaviors where things like contactless payment are making the act of ‘tapping’ more ubiquitous or the fact that no one knew what augmented reality was prior to Pokemon GO.”

    “We see a continuous interest in smart packaging, in both smart labels as well as fully integrated smart packaging,” said Dr. Klaus Hecker, managing director of the OE-A (Organic and Printed Electronics Association), a working group within the VDMA, the co-organizer of LOPEC. “Several smart labels using this innovative technology are already on the market and are in mass production, such as NFC labels for authentication, anti-counterfeit, as an electronic seal as well as for customer interaction and brand enhancement.

    “We see more and more smart packaging applications on the commercial scale in particular in NFC labels for customer interaction, cross-media applications and anti-counterfeit. Here hybrid solutions, as well as printed NFC, are used,” Dr. Hecker said. “It is expected that Internet of Things (IoT) will give a boost to smart labels. Printed electronics will play an important role in enabling communication between everyday objects.”

    “Smartness has begun to gradually spread from the palette and retail display packaging level toward secondary packaging of more valuable goods,” Jani-Mikael Kuusisto, CEO,  Ynvisible Interactive Inc., said. “We see growing interest toward smart labels in particular, as our displays can be printed onto RFID and RFID sensor labels. Some high-end pharmaceutical and luxury packaging are already incorporating printed electronics.”

    “There are a variety of examples of time-temperature tags in use today, and one of the early adopters of this technology was cold chain management for pharmaceuticals,” said Jason Marsh, director of technology at NextFlex. “However, as the penetration of these devices increases, costs will come down and likely we will see greater usage on lower value applications such as on food and household products. NextFlex has in its own pilot-scale manufacturing line in Silicon Valley and, over the past few months, developed a wearable authentication device with the help of NXP and US Army CERDEC that will revolutionize access to computers and connected devices for the Department of Defense. While this application is not strictly a packaging application, elements of the solution will likely find their way into the secure packaging of products and other assets in the near future.”

    “Our initial volume products will be in the field of RFID/NFC - this has the most well-understood use cases and most mature downstream supply chain for delivering the complete solution to the customer,” White said.

    The Future of Smart Packaging

    With RFID and NFC already connecting with consumers, it is almost certain that more will follow, such as sensors and displays.

    “Since most packaging is flexible and/or curved, the majority of smart packaging uses flexible electronics of some form,” said White. “For example, billions of RFID tags already use flexible antennas made from aluminum on plastic or paper. The benefit of printing is often less clear - the end customer doesn’t care how it’s made, only whether it has appropriate functionality, form factor and cost. Hence there is a need to focus on delivering against these parameters, regardless of the specific process technology used to get there.”

    “Flexible and printed will likely be used in applications of wireless communication and wireless power delivery. At Jones, we can already print conductive traces that we are using as sensors, or we can print traces to connect to sensors,” Lee noted.

    “Considering that we are in a world of rapid and even exponential change, I think we will see a significant increase in smart packaging,” Lee said. “As the consumer enabler behaviors increase, people will learn to interact with packaging in a different way. As we have larger volumes, incremental premiums will go down resulting in more products on the shelf with some level of ‘smart.’ We have to remember that the iPhone and our constantly connected environment is only about a decade old, but did we think the rate of change would be that rapid? Smart packaging may be one of those exponential shifts.”

    “Printed, flexible and flex hybrid electronics lend themselves well to applications that have simple sensing systems, utilize wireless communication, and can be thin, flexible, and potentially stretchable,” Marsh said. “They are particularly well suited from a cost and materials standpoint for disposable applications. As such, they are well equipped to provide intelligent packaging that can manage simple sensing modalities such as temperature history, chemical sensing, UV exposure, impact, and other events. The ability of FHE (flexible hybrid electronics) to integrate at low temperatures and onto plastic or paper substrates makes it ideally suited for integration into smart packaging.”

    Dr. Hecker said that smart labels are an important application field for organic and printed electronics.

    “Due to its flexibility, robustness and lightweight character, printed electronics can be seamlessly integrated into different types of labels,” Dr. Hecker said. “On a large scale, printed electronics are also being combined with silicon electronics, thereby creating a hybrid system to enable even more sophisticated functionalities. When, for example, integrating a printed antenna and a silicon chip into a label, it is possible to add security features to monitor environmental conditions such as temperature or to sense gases.”

    “New printed sensor innovations will be the key ,” Bjorlin said. “Much of this will begin in the retail environment. Item level tagging at the retail level, consumer data acquisition and analytics will combine with innovations such as SunMotion, which is a new form of display designed to attract the consumers’ attention. This combination will become part of the system contained within the retail space itself to drive the consumer.”

    “Sun Chemical is confident that opportunities within the material technology industry will continue to drive the development of new applications, particularly in the flexible printing space,” Bjorlin concluded. “Consumer interest in wearables, smart packaging, and new cost-effective displays will create a more interactive environment in the retail store.” 
    Related Searches
    • ynvisible
    • nfc
    • Sun Chemical
    • oe-a
    Suggested For You
    The 2021 Conductive Ink Market The 2021 Conductive Ink Market
    Identiv Introduces uCreate NFC Mobile Application Platform and Software Development Kit Identiv Introduces uCreate NFC Mobile Application Platform and Software Development Kit
    DTI’s Open Innovation Test Bed is Helping Bring PE to the Market DTI’s Open Innovation Test Bed is Helping Bring PE to the Market
    Toppan Develops Smart Packages with Built-in NFC Functions Toppan Develops Smart Packages with Built-in NFC Functions
    Toppan Leverages Decorative Printing Technologies to Create New NFC Labels Toppan Leverages Decorative Printing Technologies to Create New NFC Labels
    Toppan Launches Product ID Authentication Platform in China Toppan Launches Product ID Authentication Platform in China
    SUPERSMART Brings Printed Electronics to Paper SUPERSMART Brings Printed Electronics to Paper
    The 2021 Conductive Ink Market The 2021 Conductive Ink Market
    IDTechEx: Low-cost Flexible Displays Poised for Growth IDTechEx: Low-cost Flexible Displays Poised for Growth
    Toppan Develops Flexible TFT Toppan Develops Flexible TFT
    TechBlick Conference Shows Potential of Flexible Electronics TechBlick Conference Shows Potential of Flexible Electronics
    FLEX 2021 Looks at Sensors and MEMS, Flexible Power FLEX 2021 Looks at Sensors and MEMS, Flexible Power
    Schreiner MediPharm, AARDEX Offer Smart Digital Therapy Management Solution for Clinical Trials Schreiner MediPharm, AARDEX Offer Smart Digital Therapy Management Solution for Clinical Trials
    Tapwow, Avery Dennison Introduce Tapwow, Avery Dennison Introduce 'Getting Started with NFC Tag Kit'
    Most Intriguing Flexible, Printed Electronics Products of 2020 Most Intriguing Flexible, Printed Electronics Products of 2020

    Related Features

    • 3D Printing | Adhesives, Barriers and Encapsulants | Chemicals, Metals and Powders | Conductive Inks and Coatings | Consulting | Contract Manufacturing/Printing | Electronic Materials | Energy Curing/Sintering | Film, Paper, Glass and Substrates | Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes | Lab and Testing | Manufacturers News | Manufacturing | Nanomaterials | Printing | Product Design and Testing | Research Institutions | Semiconductors and Quantum Dots | Suppliers News | Universities
      Printed Electronics Now’s International Suppliers’ Directory

      Printed Electronics Now’s International Suppliers’ Directory

      Printed Electronics Now’s International Suppliers Guide offers comprehensive information on printed electronics systems, materials, equipment, services and more
      David Savastano, Editor 12.20.21

    • Displays and Lighting | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Manufacturers News | Printed Circuit Boards/Membrane Switches/In Mold Electronics | Sensors and Wearables | Suppliers News
      The Automotive Market and  Flexible and Printed Electronics

      The Automotive Market and Flexible and Printed Electronics

      From OLEDs to steering wheels to sensors, seat belts, printed heaters, flexible and printed electronics are becoming ever more important in cars and trucks.
      David Savastano, Editor 12.20.21

    • Flexible and Printed Electronics | Manufacturers News | Sensors and Wearables | Smart Cards and Packaging | Suppliers News
      Flexible and Printed Electronics in Healthcare

      Flexible and Printed Electronics in Healthcare

      From wearables to sensors, flexible and printed electronics are helping healthcare professionals and patients alike.
      David Savastano, Editor 12.20.21


    • Flexible and Printed Electronics | Manufacturers News | Smart Cards and Packaging | Suppliers News
      Flexible and Printed Electronics Make Gains in Smart Packaging

      Flexible and Printed Electronics Make Gains in Smart Packaging

      Product identification, customer interaction and inventory accuracy are key drivers.
      David Savastano, Editor 12.20.21

    • Flexible and Printed Electronics | Manufacturers News | Research Institutions | Smart Cards and Packaging | Suppliers News | Universities
      PAPERONICS: Low-cost multisensory paper and packaging applications

      PAPERONICS: Low-cost multisensory paper and packaging applications

      PAPERONICS was launched within the European CORNET framework.
      Prof. Wim Deferme, University of Hasselt 12.20.21

    • Flexible and Printed Electronics | Manufacturers News | Sensors and Wearables | Suppliers News
      Flexible and Printed Electronics are Becoming More Mainstream

      Flexible and Printed Electronics are Becoming More Mainstream

      Wearables, medical devices, and automotive are key growth areas for commercialization.
      David Savastano, Editor 09.22.21


    • Flexible and Printed Electronics | Manufacturers News | Photovoltaics | Sensors and Wearables | Suppliers News
      Sustainability and  Flexible and Printed  Electronics

      Sustainability and Flexible and Printed Electronics

      As the industry makes inroads, the questions of sustainability and recyclability are drawing attention.
      David Savastano, Editor 09.22.21

    • Manufacturers News | Sensors and Wearables
      Flexible and Printed Sensors Gain in Key Markets

      Flexible and Printed Sensors Gain in Key Markets

      Flexible sensors are enjoying opportunities in a wide range of markets, including automotive, health care, environmental and others.
      David Savastano, Editor 09.22.21

    • Manufacturers News | RFID and NFC
      RFID is Improving the World of Healthcare

      RFID is Improving the World of Healthcare

      Connectivity, inventory control and monitoring patients’ use of medicine are among the many examples of how RFID and NFC are improving our healthcare.
      David Savastano, Editor 09.22.21


    • Conductive Inks and Coatings | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Manufacturers News | Photovoltaics | Printed Circuit Boards/Membrane Switches/In Mold Electronics | Sensors and Wearables | Smart Cards and Packaging | Suppliers News
      The 2021 Conductive Ink Market

      The 2021 Conductive Ink Market

      The conductive ink industry is growing with new applications on the horizon, but silver prices remain a concern.
      David Savastano, Editor 09.22.21

    • Adhesives, Barriers and Encapsulants | Conductive Inks and Coatings | Displays and Lighting | Electronic Materials | Energy Curing/Sintering | Film, Paper, Glass and Substrates | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Lab and Testing | Manufacturers News | Manufacturing | Photovoltaics | Printed Batteries | Printed Circuit Boards/Membrane Switches/In Mold Electronics | Printing | RFID and NFC | Semiconductors and Quantum Dots | Sensors and Wearables | Smart Cards and Packaging | Suppliers News
      Printed Electronics Now’s International Suppliers’ Directory

      Printed Electronics Now’s International Suppliers’ Directory

      ...
      Printed Electronics Now staff 11.04.20

    • Flexible and Printed Electronics | Manufacturers News | RFID and NFC | Sensors and Wearables | Suppliers News
      Flexible Electronics Is Proving to Be Ideal for Healthcare

      Flexible Electronics Is Proving to Be Ideal for Healthcare

      COVID-19 pandemic has shown the increased need for sensors and wearables with conformable form factors.
      David Savastano, Editor 11.04.20


    • Conductive Inks and Coatings | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Manufacturers News | Printed Circuit Boards/Membrane Switches/In Mold Electronics | RFID and NFC | Sensors and Wearables | Suppliers News
      COVID-19 and the Printed Electronics Industry

      COVID-19 and the Printed Electronics Industry

      Companies are trying to navigate a new business climate during the pandemic
      Anthony Locicero, Associate Editor 11.04.20

    • Manufacturers News | RFID and NFC | Smart Cards and Packaging | Suppliers News
      Smart Packaging Looks to Move Forward

      Smart Packaging Looks to Move Forward

      Best opportunities are in healthcare, luxury items like liquor and cosmetics.
      David Savastano, Editor 11.04.20

    • Conductive Inks and Coatings | Displays and Lighting | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Lab and Testing | Manufacturers News | Manufacturing | Sensors and Wearables | Smart Cards and Packaging | Suppliers News
      Electronic & Conductive Ink Conference Showcases Future of Ink Technology

      Electronic & Conductive Ink Conference Showcases Future of Ink Technology

      Highlights include talks on conductive inks, smart packaging, displays, sensors, healthcare, equipment and testing.
      David Savastano, Editor 11.04.20

    Breaking News
    • Google Cloud, Saule Technologies and Columbus Energy Begin Strategic Cooperation
    • JDI Develops eLEAP, World’s First Maskless Deposition + Lithographic OLED
    • Toppan Develops Temperature Logger Label for Long-Distance Transportation
    • Graphene Flagship Launches Its First Customizable Wafer Run
    • LG Display Showcases Innovative OLED Technology at SID 2022
    View Breaking News >
    CURRENT ISSUE

    Winter 2021

    • Printed Electronics Now’s International Suppliers’ Directory
    • The Automotive Market and Flexible and Printed Electronics
    • Flexible and Printed Electronics in Healthcare
    • Flexible and Printed Electronics Make Gains in Smart Packaging
    • PAPERONICS: Low-cost multisensory paper and packaging applications
    • View More >

    Cookies help us to provide you with an excellent service. By using our website, you declare yourself in agreement with our use of cookies.
    You can obtain detailed information about the use of cookies on our website by clicking on "More information”.

    • About Us
    • Privacy Policy
    • Terms And Conditions
    • Contact Us

    follow us

    Subscribe
    Nutraceuticals World

    Latest Breaking News From Nutraceuticals World

    Solvay Invests in Suanfarma’s Vanillin Production
    GNC Adds Products from The Honest Company, Hers, and Womaness
    NSF and SCNM’s School of Nutrition Collaborate on Master of Science Program
    Coatings World

    Latest Breaking News From Coatings World

    PPG Launches HOMAX TEX>>PRO Texture System by PPG
    New Digital Solution from Interpon Helps Customers Bring Colors to Life
    What Are You Reading?
    Medical Product Outsourcing

    Latest Breaking News From Medical Product Outsourcing

    Texas Medical Center Partners with Enterprise Ireland
    MMT Acquires Medical Production Technology Europe
    Avanos Recalls Cortrak*2 Over Potential Enteral Tube Misplacement
    Contract Pharma

    Latest Breaking News From Contract Pharma

    Catalent Introduces UpTempo Virtuoso Platform
    Elicio Therapeutics Enters Clinical Supply Agreement with Regeneron
    Reaction Biology Expands Executive Leadership Team
    Beauty Packaging

    Latest Breaking News From Beauty Packaging

    A Look at Machine Gun Kelly's $30K Diamond Mani
    Doja Cat Rocks Glam Makeup & Nails at the Billboard Music Awards
    Maggie Q Launches Beauty Supplement
    Happi

    Latest Breaking News From Happi

    Dr. Squatch Launches Black Hole Bar Soap in Light of Recently-Revealed Black Hole in Milky Way
    Nautica Introduces Nautica Oceans Pacific Coast Collection
    Thread Beauty Launches Vegan Lip Gloss Collection
    Ink World

    Latest Breaking News From Ink World

    INX to Highlight Color Perfection Program, INX University at GulfCan
    Kornit Hosts Kornit Fashion Week London 2022
    Zeller+Gmelin Launches UV-Curable and Water-Based Inkjet Inks
    Label & Narrow Web

    Latest Breaking News From Label & Narrow Web

    Schreiner ProTech introduces new PCS solution for electric vehicle charging
    FTA and FFTA announce 2022-2023 board updates
    Bar Graphic and J&J Converting open US demo center
    Nonwovens Industry

    Latest Breaking News From Nonwovens Industry

    Essity Wins Innovation Award at Interclean
    Weekly Recap: Ontex Confirms Possibility of Attindas Deal, Purell Launches New Wipes & More
    TSG Finishing Starts Modernization Project
    Orthopedic Design & Technology

    Latest Breaking News From Orthopedic Design & Technology

    Denise Pedulla Appointed as Chief Legal Officer at Conformis
    ODT's Most-Read Stories This Week—May 14
    Steven Haddad Joins Extremity Medical as Chief Clinical Officer
    Printed Electronics Now

    Latest Breaking News From Printed Electronics Now

    Google Cloud, Saule Technologies and Columbus Energy Begin Strategic Cooperation
    JDI Develops eLEAP, World’s First Maskless Deposition + Lithographic OLED
    Toppan Develops Temperature Logger Label for Long-Distance Transportation

    Copyright © 2022 Rodman Media. All rights reserved. Use of this constitutes acceptance of our privacy policy The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Rodman Media.

    AD BLOCKER DETECTED

    Our website is made possible by displaying online advertisements to our visitors.
    Please consider supporting us by disabling your ad blocker.


    FREE SUBSCRIPTION Already a subscriber? Login