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Fedrigoni’s Security business sale to Portals completes

Completion of the sale of Fedrigoni’s Security business to Portals.

Portals, a UK-headquartered global specialist in banknote and security paper production, and Fedrigoni, one of the leading European producers of specialty papers and high value-added products for packaging, graphics, and self-adhesive labels, announce the completion of the acquisition of Fedrigoni’s Security business based in Bollate, Italy, by Portals.

Flint Group confirms success with its AQUACode range

DS Smith secures print quality and sustainability benefits with Flint Group Packaging Inks’ AQUACode range of water-based inks.

Operating in more than 34 countries worldwide and proudly employing over 30,000 people, DS Smith is a leading provider of corrugated packaging solutions.

Essentra Packaging deploys Esko Automation Engine after trial

Essentra Packaging deploys Esko Automation Engine in the cloud following successful European trial.

Essentra Packaging has become the first global packaging manufacturer to begin rolling out cloud deployment of the Esko Automation Engine workflow solution across its European prepress departments.

Hybrid Software Group acquires ColorLogic GmbH

Hybrid Software Group PLC announces that on 27 October 2021 it acquired the entire issued share capital of ColorLogic GmbH.

Hybrid Software Group PLC announces that on 27 October 2021 it acquired the entire issued share capital of ColorLogic GmbH (“ColorLogic”), a company with its registered office in Rheine, Germany.

In2 Printing Solutions sees benefits from Xaars Hydra Ink Supply

The Xaar Hydra ink supply system delivers robust and reliable benefits for IN2 printing solutions.

The reliability and robustness of the Xaar Hydra Ink Supply System has made it the number one choice for innovative digital printing company In2 Printing Solutions.

Tim Sykes – What’s holding back digitally printed packaging

Tim Sykes is of Packaging Europe, one of the leading intelligence resources for European packaging professionals. Tim Sykes, brand director at Packaging Europe, explores the barriers that may be holding back the digital tide.

When all the market research of recent years is projecting market growth of between 10 and 15 per cent CAGR over the coming years, with corresponding advances in market share, it may sound unnecessarily provocative to suggest that digital print in packaging has failed to fulfil expectations.

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