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Several recent trends have taken shape with flexographic presses, primarily for labels and flexible packaging, that support this. For example, production runs have decreased in length, requiring shorter and more efficient press changeovers, and more producers are looking to incorporate digital print capability in order to expand market presence while capturing a more diverse body of work.

While SKU proliferation is a normal, and even essential part of most businesses, it can also bring with it a number of challenges and costs for printers. There are several ways printers can adapt to the increasing challenges related to SKU proliferation.

Caking. Dilatent. Livering. If you’re not familiar with printing terms, hearing them for the first time may cause some confusion. Download our handy glossary of A to Z printing terms and phrases. This glossary contains 41 pages of printing terms, their definitions, and bonus sections of key phrases.

Flexible packaging offers many benefits and is helping to save our food – and ultimately the world that we live in.

Remember when inline printing meant “printing labels” and “printing slowly”? That’s so YESTERDAY! Inline printing offers many advantages when it comes to saving time and money.