When Nestle Waters North America (NWNA) approached prepress and consulting firm CSW, Inc. with a mission to transition its package printing to expanded gamut color, CSW braced itself for a long process - one that could take months, if not years. But when Nestle requested all of its packaging be converted to expanded gamut and be an exact match to what it already had on shelf, CSW had to switch into high gear. The change, explains Andy Schopps, director of packaging operations at NWNA, came as a corporate mandate because expanded gamut would provide the company the ability to gang runs that had previously been separated.
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