Siegwerk launches ink that also acts as oxygen barrier
Siegwerk has launched a new white printing ink that also provides an oxygen barrier – an innovation that aims to combine two layers into one.
SmartPack technologies™ by AlmaScience
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About SmartPack technologies™ by AlmaScience
AlmaScience (ASc) is a Portuguese incubator and innovation lab focused on developing engineered Cellulose&Cork composite materials as well as mass-printed, cost-effective paper-based electronic devices for the new era of sustainable technology.
ASc works with brands and tier 1 companies as design partners to develop market-driven solutions in the areas of Smart & Connected packaging, Smart home & IOT, product security, retail, logistics, and more. SmartPack technologies™ by ASc is an Almascience sub-division focused on developing smart and connected packaging solutions.
SmartPack technologies™ is currently developing several chipless and passive RFID tags with sensing capabilities to monitor product condition, as well as other solutions for product monitoring and product security.
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