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Certified inkjet printer for egg carton codes

December 13, 2019 Natalie Iwantschew Agribusiness, Automation, Food industry, Inkjet, Inkjet printing, Markoprint, Packaging, Printing, Regulations and guidelines, Traceability, Tracking & Tracing, Weber Marking Leave a comment

The Markoprint X1JET HP K3, one of our inkjet printers, can now be integrated into the egg packing machines of MOBA. Learn more about this here!

Amazon Transparency product authentification via app

Amazon Transparency Codes for Counterfeit Protection

November 11, 2019 Natalie Iwantschew Anti-Counterfeiting, Bar codes, Cosmetic industry, Datamatrix, E-commerce, Electronics, Inkjet, Inkjet printing, Label printing, Labeling, Labels, Markoprint, Packaging, Pharmaceutical industry, Printing, Serialization, Traceability, Tracking & Tracing, Weber Marking Leave a comment

Amazon Transparency is a new solution from e-commerce giant Amazon to help manufacturers fight counterfeiting. Check this post if you want to learn more!

Inkjet printing approved for EUR-pallet marking

October 22, 2019 Natalie Iwantschew Automation, Inkjet, Inkjet printing, Logistics, Markoprint, Packaging, Regulations and guidelines, Traceability, Weber Marking Leave a comment

Since 1 August 2019, the official test marks on EPAL euro-pallets can be applied by industrial inkjet printers. What are the advantages of direct marking with ink?

Marking packaging alongside the production line

August 22, 2019 Natalie Iwantschew Anti-Counterfeiting, Automation, Cosmetic industry, Datamatrix, Drink industry, Electronics, Food industry, Inkjet, Inkjet printing, Label printing, Labeling, Labels, Laser, Laser marking, Linx, Logistics, Markoprint, Packaging, Pharmaceutical industry, Plastics industry, Printing, Regulations and guidelines, RFID, Serialization, Sonstiges, Sustainability, Traceability, Tracking & Tracing, Weber Marking Leave a comment

When marking packaging (whether it is primary, secondary or tertiary), you need to take several aspects into account and know which printer or label machine is the right one. Keep reading to learn more!