The expansion is supported by strategic partnerships with Gulf Commercial Group Company, which includes the Managed Print Services Company in the UAE, Gulf Business Solutions in Saudi Arabia, and CNS in Oman, as well as PACKPRO in Egypt.
Delta’s 19 percent profit increase on 4.5 percent lower revenue indicates either a shift to higher-margin products (e.g., multi-layer structures instead of commodity paper), effective cost reduction, or both.
The new technology has demonstrated a measurable reduction in misting, a wider water window for more stable printing, lower dampening levels, fewer make-ready sheets, and more consistent colour density during long-term production testing.
The Ruby R10-DTF ink set, with its high-opacity white layer, ensures that light-coloured decals remain visible when applied to dark or metallic backgrounds.
The increasing shift toward digital printing, customized packaging, and sustainable printing materials is creating new opportunities for technology providers, commercial printers, and packaging companies.
The system supports real-time data printing during production, allowing each label or package to carry distinct information for supply chain use.
The LX-D400 launch follows Canon’s introduction of the corrPRESS iB17, an industrial inkjet system for large-scale corrugated packaging printing presented at the FEFCO Technical Seminar 2025 in Rome.
The SpeedSet Orca press combines digital primer, water-based inks, and inline varnish, handling paper and micro-flute substrates to allow different packaging applications to be produced on the same digital platform.
The PRPC 330 UV digital system applies UV-curable inkjet for spot effects, building gloss or metallic finishes directly on the label without raised tooling costs.
The film conforms to the new CEN EN 18120-7 design-for-recycling standard, issued in April 2026, and can replace PVdC-coated films or laminates that use other clear barrier technologies as a single web.