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Amazing! It looks like the
Amazing! It looks like the printing technologies are always going further. The first time I heard about this technology was at a brochure printing company, they were considering the option for special projects. This type of printing will probably fit in with some very interesting applications.
I hope others will follow the
I hope others will follow the same example, the packaging industry accounts for a big share of waste. Now we have the alternatives to do better. I wouldn't mind getting a candy bouquet warped in biodegradable paper, in fact I think I'd enjoy those candies feeling less guilty.