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ePac Selects Fujifilm Jet Press FP790 for Global Fleet
ePac Flexible Packaging has chosen Fujifilm to supply the Jet Press FP790 across its global network.

- What happened
- ePac Flexible Packaging selected Fujifilm to supply the Jet Press FP790 to its global network of flexible packaging printing sites. The agreement updates the company's production infrastructure for flexible packaging operations worldwide.
- Why it matters
- This equipment selection updates production infrastructure and alters technology deployment across a major global flexible packaging network.
- Who is affected
- Flexible packaging converters, equipment suppliers, and global packaging buyers.
Digital Labels & Packaging reported that ePac Flexible Packaging chose Fujifilm to supply the Jet Press FP790 to its global network of flexible packaging printing sites.
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- ePac chooses Fujifilm for global flexible packaging fleet — Digital Labels & Packaging
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