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Lanarkshire firm presses ahead with investment

A North Lanarkshire-based business that started life trading out of a garage has expanded its customer offering by investing in silk screen printing techniques. Label Tec...

How OPP labellers are helping drinks producers beat supply chain issues

The drinks industry’s move away from traditional self-adhesive labelling to OPP (oriented polypropylene) alternatives has been fast-tracked by Brexit and Covid-related supply chain issues....
Spectrum Digital Labels

Spectrum Digital Labels invests in second PicoJet solution

DANTEX Group has revealed how it helped Spectrum Digital Labels expand its digital printing capabilities by adding a second digital press - the PicoJet...
Booklet labels for Harmony Fruit & Yoghurt Desert (Pago International).

A sticky question: wet-glue or self-adhesive labelling?

THERE are many factors to weigh when making the choice between wet-glue or self-adhesive labelling. Wet-glue (WG) still dominates in the food and beverage world,...

UPM Raflatac launches ‘groundbreaking’ new label material

UPM Raflatac has announced the launch of its New Wave paper label material, which is compatible with recycling. The firm revealed it is the first...

Open day attendees invited to see how Xaar is ‘revolutionising’ inkjet opportunities

XAAR is inviting visitors to its Cambridge R&D facility on November 7 to see how its latest technologies are 'redefining the boundaries' of inkjet...
Delegates at Labelexpo

ABG secures ‘multiple sales’ of DigiLase Duo at Labelexpo 2025

A B Graphic International (ABG) has hailed its 'most successful' Labelexpo in recent years, following a series of sales, product launches, and strong customer...

World conference debates the future of ‘skinny’ labelling

NEW formats of linerless labels and minimalist labelling technology were discussed at Ravenwood Packaging’s World Conference 2015 in Suffolk The UK labelling and sleeving specialist hosted...

UPM Raflatac reaches paper certification target six years ahead of time

UPM Raflatac has announced that all papers sourced by the business are now certified under a credible third-party forest certification scheme. This means that one...

The evolution of product coding for brand protection

By Steve Tallant, director, market development, at Markem-Imaje THE barcode – a ubiquitous mark on almost all products, in every region of the world. Since...
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Packaging Scotland
From traditional booming industries like whisky and food to the burgeoning craft spirits sector, Scotland has always been a strong and diverse market in its own right. As such, it cannot be treated simply as a region. A growing number of businesses are attempting to expand their presence north of the border and increase market share and visibility. As the only packaging magazine published in Scotland, Packaging Scotland is uniquely placed to cover the Scottish market and the many people and businesses operating within it.
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