Table of Contents » October 2008
Online Exclusives:
'We Are Not Happy'
Economic strife strains sales and margins of label converters.
By Jack Kenny & Steve Katz
Features:
Companies to Watch
L&NW pays tribute to a select group of converters who are making noteworthy contributions to the health of the industry.
By John Penhallow, Steve Katz, and Jack Kenny
China's Label Market
China is a huge and potentially profitable market, but there are many obstacles to overcome.
By Steve Katz
TLMI's 75th Anniversary
The Tag & Label Manufacturers Institute receives tributes from some of its most active members.
By Jack Kenny
Linerless Labels
Free of release liner, these labels may be limited in shape but are more eco-friendly.
By Steve Katz
Adhesive Applicators
Applying adhesive to the web in stripes, patterns or spots can open up new markets to converters.
By Jack Kenny
Project LIFE
A new program from TLMI gives its members the capability of certifying that their plants, practices and products meet or exceed environmental standards.
By Jack Kenny
Labelexpo Americas '08
This year's Labelexpo, held in Chicago, drew a crowd of more than 12,000 attendees.
Departments:
Narrow Web Europe
Agfa: a digital dilemma
By John Penhallow
Minding My Own Business
An era worth celebrating
By Elisha Tropper
Letters from the Earth
Are you sincere?
By Calvin Frost
Field Report
The power of service
By Larry Arway
Printing Lean
Steering the wrong course
By Tom Southworth
The Blogsmith
Blogging China
By Peter Renton




