Ahrensburg; October 7th 2021 # edding, globally well-known German brand for high-quality markers and ink products for over six decades, is expanding its product portfolio in the B2B segment with a new generation of cost-effective and highly compatible industrial printers

UV-resistant, pigment-based, solvent-resistant, food grade, invisible – edding’s ink innovations are enabling customers to do things with ink they didn’t think were possible.

Whether you run a multinational company or a small start-up, for food producers traceability is becoming critical to both building customer engagement and fulfilling a duty of care to protect consumer health.

The global market for spirits is experiencing a surge in growth as consumers seek out new, exciting flavours. And as the major distilleries and countless artisan producers step up to meet this increased demand, the need for traceability along the supply chain has never been higher.

The new EU Medical Device Regulation (MDR) has been designed to ensure the efficacy and safety of all medical devices marketed within the EU. Increasing traceability is a key component of that. For the first time, every medical device for sale in EU member states must display a Unique Device Identifier (UDI) code. But not all coding solutions are up to the job

Over the past decade, the global beer industry has been transformed. Thousands of new breweries have sprung up to meet the growing demand for new taste experiences. At the same time, a new generation of machinery is needed to produce these smaller volumes with high quality efficiency. Which is where edding comes in.

What’s in our food and where does it come from? Demand for greater transparency about what we eat is one of the key trends shaping the food industry today. Consumers are challenging food manufacturers to print more information on their product packaging than ever before. But not all coding machines are up to the task.

In 2020, the face mask market experienced explosive growth, and it’s showing no signs yet of slowing down*. But as companies switch to manufacturing masks to meet this surge in demand for critical supplies, there are certain criteria they need to fulfil to produce regulatory-compliant products.

Marking requirements for wood manufacturers are many, varied and continuing to grow. What’s needed is a solution that can achieve high quality, easily visible, permanent printing, often in the harshest of production environments.

Wine drinkers are an increasingly discerning consumer group. In a competitive market, the pressure is on producers to boost their wines’ shelf appeal. So, the label on the bottle has a lot of work to do.

How do you maximise cost effectiveness, resource efficiency, speed and sustainability? The industrial environment is continually evolving, driven by advances in technology. To survive and thrive manufacturers must adopt a chameleon-like ability to adapt to each emerging trend.

What does connectivity mean to you? Opportunities to engage with other people? The connection between people and devices? Or, the ability of one machine to communicate with another?

Munich, Germany – March 24th, 2020 - edding Tech Solutions, part of longstanding German company edding Group, releases industrial printer rental service to help businesses maintain production during coronavirus shutdowns.

Warsaw, Poland – March 5th, 2020 - edding Tech Solutions, part of longstanding German company edding Group, announced today the launch of its compact printers in the Polish market.

Product traceability and date coding are at the heart of consumer safety in the food and beverage industry. There are a number of different methods for applying this information, but which is the best option for small and medium manufacturers?

The cosmetics industry has very specific demands around the look of its products. The industry has tended to rely on continuous inkjet or laser engraving for too long. edding Tech’s high-resolution codes offer many advantages to cosmetics customers including quality, cost, and ease of use.

Are you interested in finding out how the latest generation of TIJ printers can transform print quality on your packaging and reduce your annual running costs by 50-80%?

Is it best for large companies to keep their innovation in-house, or do the best ideas come when you look outwards? Read insights from edding CEO, Per Ledermann.

At edding we’ve learned that there are essential components you need in place to turn bright ideas into market disruptors. Here, are my four top tips on how to power your company’s innovation.

"As 2019 draws to a close, I have been looking back and thinking about what has been achieved over the past year as well as looking forward to 2020 with keen anticipation." Hannes Behacker, our MD, shares his reflections on 2019 and edding Tech’s ambitions for the new year.

Today, edding is an international company active in 110 markets, respected for its broad portfolio of quality products and ink expertise developed over 60 years. Yet, deep within the DNA of this Germany family business is a passion for disruption.