Temkin PPC is a division of PPC Flexible Packaging which designs and manufactures flexible film packaging for fresh-cut flowers and potted plants including sleeves, sheets, pot covers, and picks. We are also a recognized provider of rollstock, stand-up pouches and are a world-class manufacturing, pre-press and graphics operation recognized industry wide for our innovation, service and quality.
Formerly Temkin International, we are a recognized provider of rollstock, stand-up pouches and floral sleeves and operate state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities in Payson, UT and Bogota, Colombia with offices in Miami, FL and Toronto, Canada. We offer in-house graphics and plate making capabilities, are known for speed to market in key target segments including food, fresh produce, floral and stationary and craft.
Formerly Temkin International, we are a recognized provider of rollstock, stand-up pouches and floral sleeves and operate state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities in Payson, UT and Bogota, Colombia with offices in Miami, FL and Toronto, Canada. We offer in-house graphics and plate making capabilities, are known for speed to market in key target segments including food, fresh produce, floral and stationary and craft.
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We're Temkin PPC, formerly Temkin International. We've provided customers with superior floral packaging products since 1980 by focusing on three core principles: service, value, and distinction. Temkin PPC provides exceptional products and excellent customer service. State-of-the-art equipment runs around the clock to ensure fast turnaround, and all products are carefully inspected to guarantee quality.
Target is the seventh acquisition of specialty and differentiated flexible packaging firms by PPC in the past four years. All businesses have been successfully integrated into the PPC Flexible Packaging "One PPC" enterprise and are executing aggressive growth strategies. PPC, headquarted in Buffalo Grove, IL, is a leader in flexographic printing and converting of flexible films, bags and pouches.
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Gradients are back in a big way. Also called "color transitions" or "color fades, " gradients add visual interest to designs by gradually blending from one color to another (or from one color to another color- gradients aren't limited to two shades).So, why are gradients making a comeback?
Apart from the nostalgia factor (gradients were big in the 80's and 90's) the design is gaining popularity again because it's eye-catching and helps break up boring or monotonous designs.
Apart from the nostalgia factor (gradients were big in the 80's and 90's) the design is gaining popularity again because it's eye-catching and helps break up boring or monotonous designs.
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