Packing categories: various colors

Packaging has many functions. Therefore, the materials used for different purposes vary: Transport packaging must meet the highest requirements for load carrying capacity and robustness on the way from the manufacturer to the merchant. However, as a gorgeous shell for high-end goods, the packaging should be fascinating. This package should play a role in advertising and stimulating the sale of goods. The entire packaging market in the world is quite large: industrial packaging accounts for 30% and consumer packaging accounts for 70%. In industrial countries with a vast supply of goods, packaging materials and design styling clearly highlight diversity. In developing countries, most of the packaging still serves as a purely protective commodity. New industrial countries are changing their understanding of packaging: manufacturers and merchants have discovered the possibility of packaging advertising carriers for goods. Therefore, it is expected that these countries will have greater growth rates in the packaging field in the coming years. These figures have left a profound impact: for all types of packaging equivalent to more than 400 billion euros - in 1995 in North America and Western Europe exceeded 231 billion euros. This huge sum of money is spent on different packaging materials: metal, wood, glass, plastic, and paper and paperboard that are particularly loved by traditional printing methods. Modeling and Printing As with the ever-changing packaging materials, the methods, logos, information, or constituents of the application can also be transmitted on the packaging. These various stylings are hand-painted from the wooden box for transportation tips, and the appearance of a luxurious crystal on the packaging of consumer goods. This gorgeous packaging makes full use of all possibilities, with the help of exotic packaging to increase the excitement of the purchase of goods. Giving customers information in advance about the contents of the merchandise makes the customer satisfied and draws his attention - this is often attractive and inestimable. In most cases, this attention is even an integral part of the most supplied goods. The reason why paper, cardboard, and thick paper are used as packaging materials is not that they are inexpensive, but because printing is effective and the price is moderate. It is the cardboard that satisfies the highest quality requirements during the packaging and printing process. The printing methods for paper and thick paper are most different: printing off boxes with thick, thick cardboard is still the domain of offset printing. Offset printing is best for standardization, and in any case its print quality can reach the top quality level. However, offset printing has recently been under pressure from flexographic printing with improved quality. Man Rowland's response to sheetfed offsets caused a sensation: direct printing was used to print on F-shaped and E-shaped corrugated paper and gold-foil cardboard, which was a method of printing from flexo printing. Gravure, which is known for its print quality, will maintain its advantages in special-purpose and long-run printing. From a statistical point of view, digital printing technology is irrelevant to packaging printing. However, the trend has changed more and more, and in fact it will bring more and more personalization and personification changes in the one-to-one marketing market. Digital printing will also increase its role in packaging printing in the future. Especially in flexible packaging, screen printing and pad printing can be effectively used for special printing. Considering ecological issues, there is no packaging. Precisely because packaging is a mass-produced product globally, it is necessary to carefully observe the specification of the material's ecological standards. A change has now been demonstrated: paper, cardboard, and thick paper are playing an increasingly important role in packaging as environmentally friendly substrates. If the ecological requirements are emphasized in the packaging field, paper and cardboard are used extensively in industry and commerce. Two-thirds of today's transport packaging is made from environmentally friendly corrugated cardboard. The application of paper, cardboard and thick paper in packaging depends on the following main basic criteria: * These packaging materials are recycled materials. * Meet ruggedness requirements in most areas * Save storage before and after packaging * Use 100% waste paper * Special corrugated cardboard saves weight * Waste can be naturally eliminated by composting, or heat energy can be used by combustion . Recycling has been achieved on a large scale in paper, cardboard and thick paper. The paper mills in Central Europe are the world leaders in waste paper recycling and recycling technologies. Which type of packaging material will be used in the future will depend on a number of factors in the future: use, fashion, technical possibilities, business requirements, legal regulations, and ultimately, ecological issues. In addition, packaging will also adapt to changing requirements and the spirit of the times. Only one thing is certain - it still needs packaging in the future. As long as there is no invention of virtual packaging, packaging has a future.