Baker Labels News Today

UK-based converter Baker has sealed two major deals at drupa2024. The new HP Indigo200K will expand its BakPac flexible packaging division, and the new Durst Tau 340 RS will be used for its labels division. Together, the deals are valued at nearly GBP 2.25m in investment.

HP held the London leg yesterday (25 April) of its five-date pre-Drupa roadshow that has been taking place at art galleries across the UK.

BakPac, the flexible packaging division of independent UK label printer Bakers, has invested in an HP Indigo 200K digital press as part of a broader £3m expansion strategy.

Trade label printer Baker Labels has added more structure and commitment to its regular charity contributions by setting up a new charitable foundation.

The 2023 edition of The Print Show will open its doors at the NEC in Birmingham on Tuesday (19 September).

Trade label printer Baker Labels has taken on its ninth HP press since 2006 – an Indigo 6k with an inline primer (ILP) unit that will boost the company’s capabilities.

Labelexpo Europe 2023 Unveils Educational Program

Steve Baker, managing director of UK-based label converter Baker Labels, explained how the company made the transition into flexible packaging. In this exclusive interview, he gives L&L a sneak preview of what he'll be covering ahead of his Labelexpo Europe 2023 flexible packaging master class session. L&L: So Steve, how's it going at Baker Label? What's new? All is going well. There has been a slight drop-off over the last few months, but overall we're in good shape.

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