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As digital printing continues its evolution, package printers can help brands successfully implement the technology in a variety of ways.

The third annual Digital Packaging Summit showcased digital printing’s impact on all packaging segments and an evolving retail world.

For converters who have a wide range of jobs, hybrid printing technology may be the best solution to meet demands efficiently.

If you’re using late-model flexo or offset equipment to produce packaging and labels, give yourself some extra points for being cutting-edge. Thanks to automation and other technical advances, the conventional processes have never looked or performed better.

As consumers and brands continue to prioritize sustainability in packaging, it’s important for printers and converters to understand their essential role in the environmental equation.

As consumers and brands continue to realize the benefits flexible packaging provides, converters can make the most of the increasing opportunities in the segment.

Although many brand owners still want to hold physical prototypes in their hands, 3D prototyping is growing in popularity because of its versatility and speed to market.

With a combination of determination and support, women in the Independent Carton Group have risen to the top of the packaging industry.

Much like digital printing technology, the Digital Packaging Summit has evolved since its debut.

A passion for creativity and dedication to the industry are just part of why Nick Van Alstine is packagePRINTING’s 2017 TLMI Converter of the Year.