Blogs

In a week's time the 24th edition of our quarterly statistical survey, the FINAT Radar, will be ready.

FINAT recently announced the presence of former Belgian PM and MEP Guy Verhofstadt as the opening keynote of the European Label Forum 2024 in Athens. Reflecting on this, I delved into the origins of European integration, tracing back to 1958,...

Hi there! Philippe Voet here, President of FINAT, the international community for everything about labels across Europe. I am dropping you a message to talk to you about the FINAT European Label Forum, taking place on 22-24 May 2024 in Athens,...

The label industry in India is largely male dominated. However, in an evolving scenario there happens to be a lot of efforts on women empowerment which depends on social status, education and upbringing.

LMAI, The Label Manufacturers Association of India has been spreading the message of an imperative need to implement sustainability, statutory requirements and compliances for label industry.

Contrary to a narrative in some parts of labels industry that Labelexpo Europe 2023 will lose its sheen, the show was a huge success proving its importance.

Now that the dust of Labelexpo Europe is slowly settling, and now that three quarters of FINAT’s 65th birth year 2023 are almost behind us, preparations for FINAT’s programme in 2024 are already underway.

A vibrant, knowledge delivering, networking and entertaining event “The LMAI Conference” themed “Creativity Innovation Sustainability”, concluded at the sprawling The Leela Palace Hotel Jaipur on the 23rd of July 2023.

It is my pleasure to present to you the second edition of the FINAT RADAR in 2023. A special edition, not only because it is the 20th in our series, but also because it is the first converter edition prepared by our new partners Alexander Watson...

At FINAT’s European Label Forum 2023 held last June, Prof. Bram DeSmet explored the current state of the extended label supply chain. On the occasion of his previous appearance at the ELF in Baveno last year, most companies were facing the same...