Launched in 2021, the Jet Press FP790 is Fujifilm’s first digital flexible packaging press. The press applies Fujifilm’s industry-leading inkjet technologies and expertise to flexible packaging, offering packaging printers and converters the opportunity to adapt to changing market dynamics that are driving shorter print runs and product life cycles, faster delivery times, and more sustainable production whilst also adhering to the regulatory requirements and production standards of flexible packaging.

Announced at Labelexpo Europe 2023, the partnership will provide customers with a comprehensive and versatile suite of solutions and services. This will empower businesses to create, manage, and deliver dynamic print and marketing materials.

Paul Bromley, head of global sales for Infigo, said: “We have seen the Infigo customer base increase its need for micro print runs which ultimately aligns to digitally printed solutions meeting this increasing demand. And this demand is only set to continue.

He added, “The collaboration between Infigo and Fujifilm represents a bold step towards redefining the future of print and marketing technology. By combining our respective strengths, we will provide a tailored range of solutions that enable printers to streamline processes, reduce costs and reduce their carbon footprint. All of which offers businesses the flexibility to create, manage, and deliver dynamic print and marketing materials.”

Christopher Minn, head of global marketing for Infigo, explained that the partnership between Infigo Software and Fujifilm signals a new era of possibilities for the print industry. Together, the two organisations are committed to delivering the highest quality, most personalised, and eco-conscious print and marketing solutions to businesses worldwide.

He said: “It is always nice to form new partnerships in this very unique and special industry, but working alongside a company like Fujifilm and forming the partnership here at Labelexpo in Brussels is great as we are all together in one place.”

He added, “The shift and demand on the PSP to switch mindset and deliver jobs of greater individual volume rather than a large volume of the same print job. We call it 1,000,000x1 rather than 1x 1,000,000. The partnership with Fujifilm will only allow Infigo to support its customers further with this change.

Ralf Petersen, workflow and solution consultant, packaging, Fujifilm EMEA, said, “Infigo is a renowned web-to-print software provider within the industry, and the perfect partner to maximise the potential of our new digital flexible packaging offering. We are delighted to be partnering to provide complete end-to-end solutions to our customers. Infigo’s web-to-print solution is the perfect fit for our digital strategy and we are confident that this workflow addition will continue to provide our equipment and our customers with added value as we continue to evolve within the packaging space.”