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To ensure successful folding box production you need a good design, the application of sustainable raw materials and a printing ink which not only complies with all EU guidelines but also meets every customer requirement. Economic and reproducible print production is the stated goal; Epple's printing inks contribute with their high colour intensity, precision and good printability. Epple is a strong and innovative player on the European packaging printing market with its trailblazing packaging printing inks. This is proven by its wide range of environmentally friendly packaging printing inks, which protect users and consumers. Epple is preparing itself and its products for current developments such as the amendments in the draft of the 21st consumer goods ordinance ("German printing ink ordinance") and is always targeted towards the needs of the customers. The centrepiece of the German printing ink ordinance will be a positive list of proven substances. Epple has achieved a unique selling point thanks to its expertise in migration harmless printing, which is now paying off handsomely. We were pioneers when we became the first producer of a mineral oil-free sheet fed offset ink (eco ink) in1993 based on renewable raw materials. At the moment, interest is increasing tremendously in this sustainable ink system; which can be observed in our events such as the Epple Experts Events. “The packaging printing industry is unbelievably rich in printing technologies, very creative and a…

Source: Epple Druckfarben AG

Komori Corporation (Sumida-ku, Tokyo; President & CEO: Satoshi Mochida, "Komori") is pleased to announce that the KGC Printing College, operated by the Komori Graphic Technology Center (KGC) at its Tsukuba Plant, has reached a milestone of 1,000 participants in its international training programs since its opening in 2009. To commemorate this achievement, a ceremony was held at KGC, welcoming overseas participants and related parties. The KGC Printing College offers practical training programs designed to help customers achieve stable print quality and improved productivity in support of their actual production environments. These hands-on training programs have been well received by customers around the world, and the continued delivery of these programs has led to this milestone.As the 1,000th participants in Komori's international training programs, Mr. Shane Smithe and Mr. Cameron Richards of Immij from Australia shared the following comments: "It was an honor to be part of this milestone. Not every manufacturer offers a service model like this and having both on-site and remote training is a real advantage. Being able to see the equipment in person made a difference. I was very impressed by the standard engineering quality and the precision of the machines."From a distributor's perspective, Mr. Steve Harper of Print & Pack Australia Pty Ltd commented: "Being a Komori distributor for many years, having Komori's backup makes a real difference. Bringing customers here--not…

Source: Komori

Poliprint, a label printing company based in Georgia, has recently invested in a new GL-629 from Komori, further strengthening its production capabilities and commitment to high-quality label manufacturing.

Source: Komori

Oppenweiler/Bielefeld – H+H is strategically reorganising its activities. The background to this is a consistent focus on fully automated small-format folding systems and equipment, the continued expansion of technological leadership in small-format folding, and the growing demands of the market, particularly in digital printing. With new solutions such as the T8, H+H demonstrates how these requirements can be translated into powerful, highly automated product concepts.

Source: MBO H+H

On January 29, 2026, Komori held an

Source: Komori

interpack 2026 – SCREEN Showcasing the Digital Printing Future of Packaging March 18, 2026 Event, News, Uncategorized At interpack 2026, SCREEN Europe will demonstrate the expanding role of digital inkjet printing in packaging production, taking place from 7–13 May 2026 in Düsseldorf, Germany Düsseldorf, Germany – interpack 2026, the world’s leading exhibition for the packaging industry, brings together the global packaging supply chain at a time when digitalisation is playing a central role in transforming production efficiency and flexibility. According to a recent Smithers study, The Future of Digital Print for Packaging to 2030, in four years the value of the digital packaging sector is expected to reach $36.9 billion, growing by an average compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10.9% after 2025, while the total printed packaging market growing by only average 3.6%. The evidence is clear. The future of packaging converting is digital, and you can be a part of that future with SCREEN at interpack 2026 Hall 8a, Stand E50, with live production and application-focused insights demonstrating how inkjet printing technology is quickly becoming a key solution in the ongoing digitalisation of flexible packaging and label converting. Inkjet Printing Driving the Next Wave of Packaging Innovation SCREEN’s exhibition will focus on how advanced inkjet printing solutions support packaging converters and brand owners facing increasing pressure for shorter runs, faster turnaround times, g…

Source: SCREEN Europe