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Flexography vs. Digital Print: Which is best for your brand?

Flexographic printing and digital printing are two of the most popular methods used for printing on corrugated packaging.  Flexographic printing is fast and cost-effective. However, it can be challenging to achieve high levels of detail and resolution and requires a print plate.  Digital printing is perfect for intricate designs and you can make changes quickly and easily without needing a new printing plate. It's also ideal for smaller print runs, it can match approximately 98% of the Pantone color spectrum, and you can print variable data. However, it can be more expensive per box and has limited specialty ink options.

What Is Digital Print?

Digital printing is a great place to start your packaging journey if you need lower volumes or use a full color design like the one above. Digital print is also an excellent option for promotional packaging because there is no tooling cost associated with an art change and no Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ).