WEST CHESTER, Ohio—Color-Logic, developer of the popular Process Metallic Color System, has announced that the process is now available for all print processes. Color-Logic Director of Sales and Marketing Mark Geeves commented: “Color-Logic has significantly expanded the capability of our Process Metallic Color System. Licensed Color-Logic printers will now find the software produces specific files…
InfoTrends published its 2011 forecast for production level color digital presses used to print labels and packaging. InfoTrends estimates that converters worldwide spent $166 million on this category of color digital presses in 2010.
News on suppliers to the package printing industry, including Mark Andy, Heidelberg, acpo ltd., Bunting Magnetics, Presstek, Martin Automatic, and more.
GMG, a leading developer and supplier of high-end color management software solutions, announces that Nustream Graphic Inc. has become a GMG reseller, representing GMG products throughout Canada.
Masterpiece Graphix (MGX) is launching a West Coast distribution center in the third quarter of the 2011 fiscal year. This new location will give digital press owners west of the Rockies quick access to hundreds of digital substrates.
Masterpiece Graphix (MGX), a digital material manufacturer and treatment center, is launching a West Coast distribution center in the third quarter of the 2011 fiscal year. This new location will give digital press owners west of the Rockies quick access to hundreds of digital substrates, including HP Indigo-Certified materials, wine label stocks, sheet materials, and custom stocking options. The new location is expected to open by August 1, 2011.
Xeikon has entered into partnerships to offer objective and unbiased business development and business assessment/ROI services and tools to label printers in North America.
Label Summit Latin America opens up in Sao Paulo, Brazil May 17-18, 2011 at the Hotel Transamerica with a new format that will see live machinery demonstrations take place for the very first time.
Track-and-trace technology has developed enormously in the last few years. Even though bar codes have been around for nearly half a century, they play a key role today in supply chain management in many different ways—securing and documenting a variety of information from unique product identifier to production location, batch number, and expiration date. Bar codes are also the natural partners for today's product authentication technologies.
Digital printing technology, software, label presses and web converting equipment, featuring MACtac, Color-Logic, HP Indigo, Xeikon, and GraphixOne.
