EXHIBITIONS
Putting a label on it
LABELLING specialists are sure to make their mark at this year’s Packaging Innovations showcase. Supported by BPIF Labels, the event dedicated to labelling technology has attracted companies from all over the country.
Amberley Labels Ltd, Impression Technology Europe, Mercian Labels, Leonhard Kurz (UK) Ltd, Blockfoil, Atwell Labellers and TPL Labels Ltd are some of the fi rms gearing up to give delegates an insight into their offerings.
“Developments in digital printing technology are fuelling
massive growth in the sector,” says David Beeby, sales manager at Amberley.
“Now is a great time for buyers to re-evaluate the way they specify their print and we see the easyFairs’ new Labelling Innovations event as an excellent opportunity to present new and innovative possibilities to them.” Amberley will be demonstrating how digital print can benefi t a brand and connect with the consumer by using limited edition labels to constantly refresh the brand or even link the consumer to a brand’s website via a QR code printed on a pack.
It will also be using the show as the UK debut for the HP Indigo WS6600 Digital Press.
Visitors will also be able to see Royston Labels and discover new ways of achieving shelf stand- out through label and laminated printing. In addition to the latest in decorative features from Braille and multi-page labels through to the ultra-clear no label look.
Managing director Paul Clayton
said: “We are delighted to be involved in easyFairs’ new Labelling Innovations event; it is a great addition to the show refl ecting the growth within this
sector. The show gives us a great opportunity to meet the end users face-to-face and provide them with a one stop shop for all their labelling needs.” Also looking forward to the
February event is Peter Starling, director at Blockfoil, who will be showcasing his company’s latest work in hot foiling and embossing.
“It is a great event for meeting up with brand managers and designers as well as spending time with our customers,” said Starling.
Leeways Packaging is an
independent British, family
With the ever increasing pressures to reduce packaging but the requirement for more information or promotions, finding the balance can be quite difficult. Fix-a-Form, the multi-page label from Denny Bros with it’s almost unlimited space for on pack communication, could prove to be your ideal solution.
Why not come and visit us at the
Packaging Innovations show, Stand F54, 27 – 28 February 2013 NEC, Birmingham
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owned business that offers thermoformed packaging solutions with a thorough and unrivalled service. With our state of the art manufacturing facility in Gloucestershire, we pride ourselves on our competitiveness, manufacturing principles and the investment made in putting together one of the most experienced teams in the thermoforming industry. Our aim is to always go a step further looking at how new materials, designs and processes can help to achieve even better results whilst meeting all of your technical requirements. The incomparable level of fl exibility and loyalty we offer our customers makes us the natural supplier choice for many food, medical and non-food manufacturers. Our market knowledge and technical skills combined with our absolute focus on customer service will give you a different perspective on packaging. We will transform your ideas and requirements into the perfect thermoforming solution from design through to delivery. We offer bespoke, made to order and off the shelf solutions to our customers who come back to us because they know its an effi cient relationship that delivers what they require.
Please visit us on stand E59 for all the help you will need with your thermoforming requirements and pick up a copy of our new 2013 brochure.
Leeways Packaging Services, Lobstock, Churcham, Gloucestershire GL2 8AN Tel: 01452 750487 • email:
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www.leeways.co.uk
January-March 2013
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