With its ENDURO and PICOFILM ranges, Sihl offers new solutions for the decentralised, on-demand printing of tearproof loop tags, hangtags and stick-on labels in short runs.

The new ARTYSIO Twist film is ideal for twist & fold wrapping when small to medium runs are individualised, in high quality and with very fast delivery times.

This customer case study demonstrates how Perigon enables brands to inspire their customers and tell the distinctive story of a product with innovative personalisation.

Sihl Group: As of 15 February 2022, Michael Keller will assume the new position of Sales Director Signage & Photo for EMEA and APAC.

On 28 December 2021 the Sihl Group acquired Dietzgen Corporation® in Tampa, Florida.

In this article, we take a closer look at V-Shapes, an innovative new technology that produces a single-unit packaging solution that is hygienic, functional and sustainable.

The Sihl Group is taking the next step on its transformation journey into becoming a modern technology company: On September 1, 2021, Stefan Benito will assume the new position of Vice President Commercial for EMEA and APAC.

The management consultancy Munich Strategy conducted the “Innovation Champions 2021” study on behalf of business weekly WirtschaftsWoche and selected the 100 most innovative SMEs in Germany.

On August 1, 2021, Stephan Schmitz, Head of Purchasing at Sihl GmbH, will fill the newly created position of ESG Director for the Sihl Group in addition to his existing responsibilities. “Environmental Social Governance“ (ESG) stands for a companies’ social responsibility in terms of conducting sustainable business. For Sihl, this includes the reduction of environmental pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, the focus on sustainable energy sources and on recycable materials and products, as well as occupational safety and health for our employees, social commitment and corporate governance.

How about designing your own skateboard or dream shoes to match your outfit? Should a refrigerator be better integrated into the design of the kitchen, or maybe your coffee machine? Isn‘t good design created as close as possible to or together with the end customer? Do standardised manufacturing processes prevent mass customized products?