A production manager’s deep dive into how digital and flexographic systems work together for label manufacturing—what matters, what breaks, and how to keep color and quality steady in real plants.
A practical, sustainability-minded playbook to diagnose and resolve common label printing problems in Europe—covering color drift, substrate interactions, ink migration, and compliance with EU food-contact regulations.
A deep interview with two Asia-based teams—Kōra Coffee and GenLab Diagnostics—exploring how Digital Printing, low-migration inks, and smarter workflows brought environmental wins and steadier label quality across coffee and lab applications.
A deep-interview case study of BrightTag Co., an e-commerce & retail label producer, bringing digital printing in-house to stabilize color, balance speed and quality, and manage real-world constraints.
A sustainability-led, case-style exploration of how print technology choices—digital vs offset—shape the look, feel, and footprint of label design in real-world brand scenarios across Asia.
A practical, engineer-level view of digital label printing advantages—color consistency, substrate compatibility, speed, and compliance—tailored for European converters and brand owners.
A concise, data-focused customer case on how a European food brand stabilized color, met label compliance, and built a flexible workflow—spanning production labels and Cricut-ready assets—with digital printing and practical process control.
A brand manager’s view on how digital label production supports Food & Beverage launches in North America—covering real applications, substrate choices, and practical implementation steps.
A packaging designer’s practical take on achieving consistent color, adhesion, and compliance for labels across paper, film, and metalized stocks using digital printing—without sacrificing creative intent.
A practical, multi-client comparison of digital and flexo label production across food, beauty, and retail operations in Asia—what worked, what didn’t, and the metrics that mattered.