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Jet Technologies has announced a new partnership with Actega to help advance sustainable packaging solutions for the Australian and New Zealand market.

ELKHART — The Elkhart County Homicide Unit is investigating the death of a man which took place just outside of Elkhart General Hospital, at a hosital parking facility.

Commercial label printing specialist, Label Plus, has become the first Queensland, Australia-based company to invest in a Screen L350UV SAI inkjet press, sold and installed by Jet Technologies.

Unimax has become the first label and packaging printer in New Zealand to install the new Jet L350UV SAI Inkjet Press. Based in Avondale, Auckland, Unimax invested in the L350UV SAI through the partnership of Jet Technologies and Fujifilm NZ. Unimax produces a wide range of labels, promotional materials and point-of-sales options across a variety of vertical markets including food and beverage, health, transport and agriculture.

Jet technologies stated that the past three years had been highly challenging with regard to supply-chain reliability. During that time, the local stock was a savior for many clients operating under extreme workloads. The new facility enables a broader range of products to be stocked locally, ensuring safety with supply continuity during whatever circumstances may arise. The

Luminar’s story started from humble beginnings nearly two decades ago. It has been growing steadily, building on years of experience and reputation. Luminar now operates with a team of 20 and relocated from a small facility in Castle Hill to a 1,000 sqm warehouse in Riverstone, north-west Sydney, after changing its name in 2018. ‘Luminar has been around for over five years;

The new presses utilize the latest water-based inkjet technology, enabling printing onto a wide range of substrates, without requiring ‘inkjet-specific’ materials. The first press – with 520mm wide web width – builds on Screen’s expertise with this format over many years and in various markets, including transactional on-demand printing and publishing. It is aimed specifically

Encore is a new plastic film made up of 30 percent recycled material and is suitable for a wide range of applications, including packaging, labels, books and more. ‘With organizations like the Australian Packaging Covenant (APCO) setting 2025 targets of having 70 percent of plastic packaging being recycled or composted and 50 percent of average recycled content included in the

Sold and deployed by long-term partner, Jet Technologies, the latest SAI Series is an upgrade from the previously deployed Screen L350UV V1+, now featuring improved color reproduction and scalability to benefit Sticky Labels’ range of FMCG customers. With a strong history in commercial printing for FMCG product lines, including food and beverage, health and beauty, and

Positioned as a hybrid digital labeling and flexible packaging company, Luminar’s broad industry base includes industrial and automotive customers such as ACCO Brands, food and beverage customers such as My Muscle Chef and Mingle Seasoning, as well as craft beer and health and beauty customers. ‘With such a diversity of customers, we needed a solution that would increase our