Inland Receives Two packagePRINTING Excellence Awards

packagePRINTING has announced that Inland, a leader in package technology headquartered in La Crosse, WI, has been recognized twice in their 31st Annual Excellence Awards. Inland received two Second Place Awards.

Amongst impressive competition, Inland was awarded Second Place in the Label – Flexo (Offset) category with their AriZona Green Tea shrink sleeve label. Inland also received Second Place recognition for their New Belgium Single Foeder Felix pressure sensitive label in the Wine and Beer Labels – Flexo (Line and Text) category.

“We are honored to be recognized by the packagePRINTING Excellence Awards, and continue to be very proud of the Inland team for the recognition that we have received so far this year,” stated Jackie Kuehlmann, Director of Marketing for Inland.

Every year the packagePRINTING Excellence Awards actively seek the most compelling, innovative and imaginative packaging. Converters submit their best examples, showcasing their mastery of printing technology, functionality and print quality. Approximately 200 entries were reviewed this year by five industry expert judges.
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