Meyers Thoughts
Hello and welcome to the Meyers blog! We’re always working to be at the forefront of knowledge and innovation in our industry. And this blog is our way of sharing this information in hopes it’ll help you create a more beautiful and sustainable world. Be sure to check back often as we’re always adding new and unique insights from our team of experts. We’re excited to share our learnings with you!
At Labelexpo, flexo and flexibility take center stage
Visiting Labelexpo Americas is always invigorating. This year’s event attracted more than 16,000 visitors from 86 countries.
Don’t settle for ‘the way it’s always been done’
When people say they’re in the groove, they mean it as a positive. They’ve found a way of doing things that works, so they keep at it. But even the best grooves, if you stay in them long enough, can start to look a lot like a rut.
Need to build trust? Just keep paddling
I want to talk for a minute about trust. Trust and ducks. I swear it will all make sense.
With 5S, Meyers streamlines workflow
Many areas of the operation have gone through 5S improvements with an eye toward taking a good workflow and making it great.
As retail changes, find ways to stand out
Shoppers don’t shop the way they used to. They buy more online, and when they go to the store, they expect more from the experience.
Hybrid offers the best of two worlds
For brand owners on a never-ending search for ways to stand out on store shelves, labels are a vital tool. They are a product’s best chance to catch a shopper’s attention…
When experience is key, get the little things right
Details matter. When Hormel asked Meyers to produce packaging for CUREMASTER RESERVE®, a new line of premium hams available exclusively online, they had a specific vision.
Color management is key
Meyers is committed to providing outstanding results for clients on all of their jobs. In the press room, that starts with color management that helps us guarantee our output is repeatable, predictable and accurate.
Printing’s past remains its future
A process that originated with wax and limestone presses reproducing theatrical works has grown into the backbone of modern printing.
The future is hybrid
Printers are used to making trade-offs when deciding what press to use for a job.