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Supremex acquires the assets of Graf-Pak, a provider of folding carton packaging solutions to a variety of commercial markets, for approx. $6 million.
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Proprint recently installed a new Speedmaster CX 104-6+L from Heidelberg to complement its current six-colour Speedmaster CD 102.
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Fujifilm Canada donated $5,000 to the Canadian Printing Industries Scholarship Trust Fund at the recently concluded Graphics Canada Expo.
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As Jerry Theoret, president and CEO of Battlefield Press, continues to rapidly scale up his business, his need for high-volume equipment continues. The Burlington (Ont.) firm recently purchased a second Koenig & Bauer die cutter—an Ipress 106 K PRO to boost its postpress production.
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First established in 1970 as a poly bag manufacturer, Tempo Flexible Packaging has spent the past two years implementing a large-scale investment plan. Over 10,000 sf have been added to its facility in Innisfil, Ont. Its plate room has also been upgraded with the new Catena-E 48 exposure unit from XSYS.
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Central National Gottesman's Spicers Canada division will acquire TG Graphics, a Canadian distributor of solutions for print, dye sublimation, and engraving applications.
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Toronto-based Italic Press launches Impress, 3D embellished emblems that can be added to products, packaging, textiles, or vehicles.
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Lamcom Technologies of Montreal have taken delivery of a SwissQprint Nyala 4 flatbed printer. This addition to their print room aims to provide customers with new applications and to increase productivity and flexibility.
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Crawford Technologies releases SmartSetup v2.0 with AutoSense that uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to simplify the task of indexing and extracting data from print files.
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Functional embellishments are making products safer and more accessible. Digital inkjet embellishment technology has made it easier to put raised features on various types of packaging and/or labels for added security as well as to increase the adoption of universal designs.
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