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This is not a product video. It is a live demonstration. 🔬 At booth W-29090, our experts Eric and Tiffany are showing exactly how Clear Code® works on a Videojet 3350 CO₂ laser, faster marking, higher contrast codes, and no dust on folding cartons and labels. Watch to see it in action and come and find us at PACK EXPO if you want to see it for yourself. 📍 Booth W-29090 · McCormick Place, Chicago #PackExpo2026 #ClearCode #PharmaPackaging #Serialisation #LaserMarking

Protection or presentation? For a long time, packaging made brands choose. The logic was simple: corrugated for strength, folding carton for shelf impact. Two jobs, two materials, two separate decisions. That trade-off is becoming less necessary and litho-laminated microflute is one of the reasons why. We sat down with Evgeny Levitskiy, Head of Sales at MM Neupack, to explore how this technology is changing the way brands in food, pet food, personal care, beverages and gifting think about packaging, and why the question is no longer either/or. Read the full article 👇 #MicroFlute #PackagingInnovation #LithoLaminated

Some details catch the eye. Others invite people to reach out and touch. Tactile combines a matt varnish with a high-build relief varnish applied by silkscreen, creating a three-dimensional pattern across the label surface. On an olive oil bottle, that small change in texture adds presence and gives the pack a more memorable first contact. Because when the label can be felt, the whole product experience becomes more tangible. Explore Tactile in the World of Labels.

Different technologies can do more when they are designed to work together. Fusion combines high-resolution inkjet imagery with metallic flexo elements in one integrated label. Detailed graphics bring the product story to life, while metallic accents add contrast and visual impact where they matter most. For pet food brands, that combination can support clear communication and a stronger presence on shelf without making the sign feel overworked. Discover what hybrid production can bring to the label.

label does not need to stay still to make an impression. Spectrum combines gloss varnish with holographic cold transfer to create dynamic light diffraction and optical depth. As the viewing angle changes, the label changes with it. For confectionery products competing for attention, that movement can make the pack feel more distinctive before it is ever picked up. Sometimes, the smallest detail is the one that catches the light first. Explore Spectrum in the World of Labels.

Product security begins before the product is ever used. Tamper-evident labels are designed to make opening or interference visible, helping protect product integrity and giving consumers a clearer indication of the pack’s condition. For personal care products such as sun cream, that evidence can become a small but meaningful part of the first-use experience. Because confidence starts at first glance, with irreversible evidence of opening or tampering.