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Domino Printing Sciences, known in US and Canadian markets as Domino North America, is a leading manufacturer and distributor of coding, marking and digital printing solutions. Celebrating over 40 years in business, Domino is a global organization headquartered in the UK, with 29 subsidiaries, more than 200 distributors, representation in over 120 countries, and over 3,000 employees worldwide. U.S. headquarters are located in Gurnee, Illinois. For more information, visit domino-na.com.

December 01, 2025

The degradation Curve: Evidence-Based Insights on Aging Serialisation Systems in Life Sciences Manufacturing

This blog post explores the hidden risks of ageing serialisation systems in pharmaceutical and life sciences manufacturing. While many legacy coding and marking setups still function, mounting evidence shows they may be quietly undermining compliance, productivity, and patient safety.

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November 26, 2025

Smarter Quotes, Stronger Margins: Why Accurate Cost Calculation is Key to Digital Label Printing Profitability

This blog explores how timely, accurate cost calculation supports profitability – and offers practical tips to help label converters stay competitive.

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November 24, 2025

Adem Kulauzovic Appointed to the Board of OMAC to Help Shape the Future of Packaging Automation

“I’m honored to join the OMAC board and contribute to advancing the standards that shape our industry,” said Kulauzovic. “As manufacturers increasingly embrace automation and digital transformation, consistent and standardized communication is essential. OMAC provides the collaborative platform that makes this possible.”

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November 24, 2025

Domino Launches Dx1060i 100W CO2 Laser Coder for High-Speed Beverage Production

Domino’s new high-power laser enables manufacturers to code larger, more complex designs clearly and quickly on plastics, glass, and other challenging beverage substrates.

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November 14, 2025

Excellent Adhesion Without MEK: Low-Impact Printing on Challenging Substrates

MEK (methyl ethyl ketone) is a solvent used in traditional continuous inkjet inks. Its high evaporation rate means that MEK-based inks are very fast drying, however they are also associated with increased volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions.

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November 13, 2025

Requalification: How Can Pharma Manufacturers Turn Planned Downtime into an Upgrade Window?

Requalification doesn’t have to mean falling behind. In fact, if treated strategically, it can accelerate the transformation of your packaging operations into a more efficient, sustainable, and future-proof state. The industry is moving—regulations, markets, and technologies are evolving.

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October 21, 2025

Speed to Shelf and Consumer Engagement – The Rise of Digital Corrugated Packaging Printing

Michael Strehlow, Account Manager – Corrugated EMEA, Domino, explores the value-added, digitally enabled corrugated packaging that converters can offer brands – boosting speed to shelf and driving consumer engagement.

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October 14, 2025

Accelerating Digital Transformation in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

Rising regulatory demands, sustainability targets, and operational inefficiencies create a complex, high-stakes environment for pharmaceutical manufacturers. While these challenges span the entire manufacturing landscape, certain legacy processes – such as print and packaging – often serve as visible pressure points.

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September 15, 2025

More Than Just a Box: How Digital Printing of Direct-to-Consumer Packaging is Powering a New Wave of Challenger Brands

Digital printing often plays a key role in challenger brands' success stories, giving converters the tools to empower challenger brands to stand out from the competition with eye-catching direct-to-consumer packaging, whilst avoiding the larger investment into conventional print runs with high minimum order quantities.

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September 10, 2025

From Box to Bedside: Unlocking Patient-Centric Care with Connected Packaging

With the integration of smart 2D codes and connected digital platforms, pharmaceutical packaging has the potential to serve as a direct link between pharma manufacturers, healthcare providers, and patients.

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September 01, 2025

Domino Outlines Bold Environmental Goals and Charts Progress in CSR 2024 Report

Domino has shared a new set of long-term environmental goals on its corporate social responsibility (CSR) webpage, including the company’s commitment to becoming a net zero business by 2050. In addition to providing customers with a clearer understanding of Domino’s approach to sustainability, the new webpage showcases the company’s CSR 2024 Report, a comprehensive review of the progress the business has made in key areas related to its governance, the environment, people, society, and customers.

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July 31, 2025

Packaging, Packaging Waste, and Printing Inks: The Impact of the PPWR

Natasha Jeremic, Ink Development Manager, Domino Printing Sciences (Domino), considers the impact of the PPWR on the development of printing inks for packaging and labels and outlines the importance of PPWR-compliant inks in evolving reuse and recycling processes.

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July 14, 2025

Are Your Industry Inks as Compliant as You Think? Be Audit-Ready, Every Time

Manufacturers operating in regulated sectors such as food, beverage, pharmaceutical, and medical devices are being urged to assess whether their current inks meet the latest safety standards and documentation requirements.

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July 07, 2025

Why the Future of Gypsum Board Traceability Lies in Scannable, Smart, 2D Codes

Unlike static barcodes or batch stamps, modern 2D codes carry far more than just product identifiers. When printed onto the substrate at high speed, these dynamic, scannable codes become digital passports, capturing everything from unique board IDs to production data and even downstream traceability links.

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June 23, 2025

Building Smarter: The Role of 2D Codes in Streamlining Coordination

Several factors contribute to the sector’s reduced productivity, including labor shortages and an overreliance on outdated processes. The latter only serves to exacerbate labor issues, emphasizing the need for the industry to move away from traditional manual processes and adopt more innovative, efficient ways of working.

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