Flexo Market News I NTERNET D IRECTORY
Labeling Legislation ( Cont’d from Page 12)
Track & trace technologies, in addition to being used in the packaging industry, are also adopted dur- ing the manufacturing process.Track & trace can also be used to better secure the supply chain by allow- ing manufacturers to locate the package at any point during the delivery process.The segment for track & trace technologies is forecast to grow at the highest CAGR over the course of the next five years. The coding & printing technologies segment has in the past dominated anti-counterfeiting efforts and is still projected to hold the largest market share. How- ever, globally manufacturers are showing an in- creased preference for RFID technology, which offers the dual benefit of tracking and identifying the prod- uct throughout the supply chain. Taking that into consideration, the RFID segment is projected to grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period. As China and India become increasingly urbanized, with the accompanying rise in disposable income and an increased awareness of the importance of anti-coun- terfeit packaging, the growth of the Asia-Pacific anti- counterfeit packaging market is seemingly inevitable. Rapid industrialization and imposition of strict laws pertaining to secure packaging, according to the re- port, are also major factors contributing to the growth of the Anti-Counterfeit Packaging Market. LeoMat Rebranded As Rotocontrol Rotocontrol, Linau, Germany, a manufacturer of leading-edge label slitter/rewinder inspection and fin- ishing machines announced that the LeoMat line of finishing machines are now rebranded as Rotocon- trol. This decision follows an integration of the Leo- Mat suite of products into the Rotocontrol offering since the acquisition four years ago. Labelink Acquires Flexo Label Labelink Products Inc., a manufacturer of labels, flexible packaging and RFID products in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, has acquired Flexo Labels, its fifth acquisition. Located in Anjou, near Montreal, Flexo Labels has been serving its customers since 1980, and uses both flexo and digital printing technologies. Flexo Labels has 30 employees. Labelink currently has more than 100 employees in its Montreal and Toronto facilities. Labelink offers a di- verse portfolio of high-performance products for food, pharmaceutical, cosmetic and industrial markets.
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Flexotecnica’s patented Safe Sleeve Change® system and Speedy Clean® auto washup system are de- signed to give converters a competitive edge through Flexotecnica’s commitment to research and develop- ment. Service and support for Flexotecnica presses is provided by KBA North America, Inc. in Dallas, Texas with U.S. resident technicians, an extensive spare parts inventory and an experienced, dedicated service staff. Visit our web site for more information Flint Group Flexographic Products globally offers an outstanding product range: nyloflex® and nyloprint® photopolymer printing plates for flexographic, letter- press and gravure applications along with coating plates for offset printing, processing equipment, nylo- solv® washout solvents, rotec® sleeves, rotec® adapters and the endless photopolymer nyloflex® ITR sleeves. Product names marked with ® are registered trademarks of Flint Group Germany GmbH. We’ve made ceramic anilox rolls longer than anyone in the world and pride ourselves on being the best in the world. Whether wide web, narrow web, newspaper, or corrugated markets, Harper continuously strives to bring new flexographic products and services to the printing industry that will improve the quality of your graphics. Flint Group www.flintgrp.com Harper Corporation of America www.harperimage.com
J I MacWilliam Co., Inc. www.jimacwilliam.com
Used equipment for flexible packaging, folding carton, paper, film, foil and non-woven industries. Profession- al, knowledgeable service for more than 30 years.
Mark Andy, Inc. www.markandy.com
Mark Andy, Inc. is a leading global manufacturer of narrow and mid-web printing and converting equip- ment. The company has a rich history of delivering so- lutions to increase productivity and profitability for the label and packaging markets. The company supplies leading global brands including Comco printing/con- verting machinery, Mark Andy printing/converting ma- chinery and UVTechnology curing systems and replacement parts. Mark Andy, Inc. is headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri, with sales and distribution offices in France, Switzerland, and the UK.
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