Print Packaging

Packaging plays a significant role in showcasing a product’s value proposition. It’s a visual representation of the brand’s promise, positioning, and the unique benefits it offers to consumers. Visual elements like colors, typography, and imagery can convey a product's value. 

Brands can use packaging to evoke emotions and connect with consumers. They can communicate their distinction through design elements like packaging shapes, features, or informative labeling. However, using effective packaging practices is crucial to make them more sustainable.

When it comes to business, time is money. That's why many companies are turning to batch coding printers as a way to speed up their production process. But what is batch coding, and how does it work?

After the introduction of lithography in the late 18th century, several other printing technologies were introduced that improved upon the lithographic process, offering various advantages and benefits for different printing applications.

ROTARY PRESS

In 1843, Richard Hoe patented the first successful rotary press, which used a continuous roll of paper and a rotating cylinder to print at high speeds.