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If there are any remaining skeptics of the high-quality printing that can be done with digital technology, the work coming out of Multi-Color Corporation's Mile End South, Australia, facility should put those doubts to rest. This digitally printed label proved that it could go head to head with conventional printing, and even earned consideration for the title of Best of Show in the packagePRINTING Excellence Awards.

The fourth-annual Digital Packaging Summit will be held from November 5-7 in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., building on its mission of connecting digital packaging equipment suppliers and package printers for three days of education and networking. Atlas Die, Barberán, MPS and Label Traxx are the latest suppliers to join the 2018 event as sponsors.

Flint Group will be highlighting its full array of package printing solutions during Labelexpo Americas. The solutions on display will include Flint Group's flexographic products, digital solutions and narrow web inks and coatings.

Xeikon hosted its second edition of Xeikon Café North America last week, highlighting its latest innovations in digital printing, sharing digital printing success stories, and providing a glimpse into what the company has in store for Labelexpo Americas in the fall.

Key Xeikon executives took part in a press briefing last week to discuss the company's goals to grow as a leader in digital printing technology. As a supplier of both inkjet and toner solutions, the event focused on how Xeikon can help advise printers on the right technology solutions for their needs.

Flextec Corporation’s mission has always been to provide “Quality First Without Compromise,” and its recent achievement of full digital certification from Graphic Measures International (GMI) on its HP Indigo 8000, has reinforced that mission even further.

Karlville has announced it has entered into an agreement with ePac Holdings, LLC to establish a digital flexible packaging facility at its Miami headquarters. ePac is North America’s first flexible packaging company focused on the quick turn, short to medium run length market, based on the latest in digital printing technology.

At the recent Digital Packaging Summit, representatives of three prominent converters spoke candidly about their experiences with digital printing technology and the impact it has had on their respective businesses.

The third annual Digital Packaging Summit kicked off on Monday night with a keynote presentation that addressed the impact digital will have across the four varying packaging segments. Jennifer Dochstader and David Walsh of LPC, Inc., and the co-chairs of the event, led the presentation.

During the opening session of the Digital Packaging Summit, Bob Leahey of Keypoint Intelligence provided a look into the latest statistics in digital package printing to outline where the technology stands across all packaging segments, including labels, folding cartons, flexible packaging and corrugated.