At PACK EXPO International, which is set to take place Nov. 3-6 at Chicago’s McCormick Place, FOX IV Technologies will officially unveil its new 6312 Label Printer-Applicator.

As sustainability is a driving force for change in labeling materials for beverage packaging, experts highlight how labeling equipment is evolving to support these trends.

Videojet Technologies launched the new Videojet 9560 PL pallet labeling system.

Manufacturer of specialized digital printing equipment Primera Technology Inc. announced its AP380 Label Applicator.

AstroNova Inc. introduced a variety of new digital printer solutions under its flagship QuickLabel and TrojanLabel product brands. 

Although safety is a top priority when it comes to labeling, trends in beverage labeling materials — mainly sustainability — also are greatly impacting labeling equipment. 

As consumer package companies are increasingly designing more products with sustainability in mind, experts note that within the label industry, more companies are recognizing the need for labeling equipment that also supports a circular economy.

Great Lakes Label (GLL) offers several labeling systems that provide speed, versatility and dependability depending on needed applications that range from box closures to clamshells.

Labeltronix announced the release of the Dynamic Hybrid Labeling Solution. The new high-end solution combines premium craft labels with on-demand variable printing. 

At the Craft Brewers Conference, Krones Inc. showcased its pressure sensitive small-footprint labeler for cans.