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What are people saying about us in the trusty trade
publications? Read on about CL&D Digital and sister
company CL&D Graphics, in the articles that follow.
CL&D’s work with Beauté de Maman, the natural-positioned product line for pregnant women developed by Dr. Michele Brown—a board-certified, Yale-trained obstetrician with more than 25 years of experience – is highlighted in the October 2009 issue of GCI.
More recent news?
From July 2009 Global Cosmetic Industries feature on Growing Digital Options in Package Proofing.
In the December 2008 issue of Packaging World, learn about Hydropouch’s launch with CL&D. The new pouched waters are two new pasteurized, hot-filled, nutrient-enhanced water beverages in 250-mL stand-up, high-gloss, flexible pouches with resealable, push/pull
spouted valves.
Check out July/August 2008 Package Design magazine’s product spotlight from CL&D: Gamma Pharmaceuticals’ Jugular Energy
Gel.
The project was also covered in the August 2008 issue of Brand Packaging. Go to page 48 in the digital archives link.
Digital Printing is on the move…
…according to the article of the same name, featured in the May 2008 issue of Flexible Packaging. Bob’s contribution begins on page 20. The article talks about “a changing consumer goods marketplace stimulating packagers to take a new look at digital printing.”
Meet the fast package
printing expert: Bob
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Bob’s contribution to Nutritional Outlook.
The trade magazine’s John Conroy talked with Bob in the September 2007 issue in the article called, “Package Deal – Savvy labeling and container design can ensure a buy at first sight,” on pages 35-39. In it, Bob highlighted a few design mistakes to avoid, including misusing fin-seals and reducing images (and fonts) down too small.
Speedy label revamp case study featured in Packaging World.
The July 2007 issue featured Judy Rice’s news bit on CL&D Digital’s role in revamping Sageant’s vitamin bottles, which included shrink sleeve label printing, as part of the company’s effort to rebrand and refresh its product image.
Bob’s contribution on prototyping.
Cosmetic/Personal Care Packaging Senior Editor Marie Redding tapped Bob for her January/February 2007 article on The Fast-Paced World of Prototype Printing, featured on page 40. In it, Bob comments that “Digital printing works at approximately 10 times the speed of a conventional press.”

2006: What a beauty! CL&D in September’s GCI magazine.
September’s issue of Global Cosmetic Industry features the article Better (and Cheaper) in the Short Run by Bob Scherer. The article focuses on the flexibility and cost efficiency of digital printing packaging for cosmetic prototypes. The case study presented is Suzanne Somers’ Spray On Makeup Professional Foundation, courtesy of her skin care company SLC Skin Care, Inc. The product was the company’s first cosmetic launch!
Read all about Digital
Printing: When and how to make it work in co-packing*,
in the July/August issue of Contract Packaging.
In it, Bob explains how under the right circumstances,
co-packers can work with digital-run specialists
to help spare manufacturers the risk and expense
of excess inventory of emerging products.
* Link available with
permission by Contract Packaging magazine.
In Soap, Perfumery & Cosmetics (SPC),
Bob takes his knowledge international. His
article Let’s get digital appears
on pages 43-44 of the July issue. Check back
soon to have a look at it here.
Bob also contributed to the August issue of Food & Drug
Packaging – in the article entitled, Digital
printing connects the dots. CL&D
Digital also tops the list of resources the
publication includes at the article’s
end.
Did you know that digital printing can cost half
as much as conventional processes?
Read all about it - Bob's article, Digital
Makes Short Work of Short Runs, graces pages 40-41 of the January/February
issue of Candy Business ( ).
Bob also authored the Bonus Feature in February’s Flexible Packaging magazine.
The article entitled Smart Move: Send Short Runs to Digital Specialists discusses
the very specific, yet important niche digital printers have carved out as short-run,
high-quality, quick-delivery specialists.
2005: Bob shares his insights on digital package printing
and digital workflow software in “Packaging’s
New Look: Fast and First to Market,” featured
in the November issue of Global Cosmetic
Industry magazine (pages 34 & 35). You
can request a reprint of the article right here!
The November issue of Packaging
World also includes a contribution
from Bob, too. In the “Special
Report: Prepress progress through new and
old technologies” (pages 40-44),
Bob comments on what CPGs (consumer goods
companies) want – and how collaboration
and “knowledge-sharing” among
all parties improves the process, and ultimately
the finished product.
Missed September’s Dairy Field? “Packaging
Technology: Rounding the next bend” (pages
68-74) included Bob’s comments on how high-quality
graphics attract buyers.
Earlier in 2005, Bob contributed to the cover story
on tailoring packaging and sidebar tips on exploring
digital custom packaging in Brand
Packaging
magazine.
Plus check out "The Digital
Difference", Bob's
sidebar contribution to Frozen
Food Age
Brand Solutions Age, with the advantages of digital
printing.
PDF available with permission by Candy Business, Jan./Feb. 2006 issue.
PDF available with permission
by Brand Packaging/Packaging That Sells, May/June
2005 issue.
PDF available with permission
by Frozen Food Age, April 2005 issue.
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2004: Our prez in the press:
Mike Dowling selected TLMI Converter of the Year.
Strong, low-key leadership at CL&D Digital and CL&D
Graphics has earned President Mike Dowling packagePRINTING
magazine’s TLMI 2004 Converter of the Year Award.
This achievement was also featured in the TLMI
Illuminator. 
Available with permission by packagePRINTING,
October 2004 issue.
Available with permission by Tag &
Label Manufacturers Institute (TLMI), November/December
2004 issue.
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