foodpro 2026: Trimatt Systems - three new ways to print, from paper bags to pouches to food itself

FoodPro 2026, Melbourne: Food & Drink Business publisher Lindy Hughson speaks with Matt Johnson at Trimatt Systems on the Trimatt stand. Can printing straight onto the pack cut cost and waste while lifting your branding? Johnson runs through Trimatt's ColourStar AQV digital inkjet, which prints full colour directly onto paper-based packaging, and the Simply No Knead case study, where a bread-making business with 30 to 40 SKUs replaced labels and cut packaging inventory by bringing colour printing in-house. He also explains how coffee roasters are saving around $1 a bag at 10,000 bags a week, on equipment costing under $100,000. Johnson also unveils two products new to FoodPro: the Trimatt Mini TTO, a standalone thermal transfer overprinter that codes ingredient panels, barcodes and batch details straight onto foil and plastic pouches, and a direct-to-food colour printer certified for food-safe printing with halal- and kosher-certified inks. Food & Drink Business is Australia's leading trade media platform for the food and beverage manufacturing sector. Subscribe: http://www.foodanddrinkbusiness.com.a... Follow us at: http://www.foodanddrinkbusiness.com.au   / food-&-drink-business