In high-speed flexographic printing, a hidden mistake can ruin thousands of meters of material in minutes. That’s why for us, culture isn’t just about respect — it’s a production necessity. We’ve built an environment where honesty is valued over blame, ensuring that precision and speed are driven by people who feel safe to do their best work.
"High-quality packaging is inseparable from a high-trust culture."— Dalia, HR Manager.
At Leoprint, culture isn’t an HR initiative. It’s how we treat each other in a morning meeting, how we handle a mistake, and how we talk when no one's watching.
We don’t reward blame. We reward clarity. When something goes wrong, we analyze and improve — not punish. Every quality issue is a shared learning opportunity, not a name on a report.
Our organizational structure is intentionally flat. Everyone has a voice — and they use it. Constructive criticism is encouraged, even when directed at leadership.
We’ve implemented systems that ensure fairness, transparency, and accountability:
We hire for values and train for skills. Most of our experts were not trained elsewhere — we built their expertise in-house.
That includes not only print and finishing specialists, but engineers, planners and customer project leads. We run continuous training in safety, lean production, traceability, and even public speaking.
Being a sustainable packaging manufacturer means operating in a highly technical environment. But innovation happens when people care.
Our team challenges processes, proposes improvements, and drives product development — from compostable laminates to press-integrated quality control systems.
Conclusion: we don’t just print labels. We build a place worth working in.
Great products come from great people. And great people stay when they feel seen, trusted and safe. That’s why culture isn’t an add-on at Leoprint. It’s the foundation.
A two-page checklist for getting food packaging ready for the EU PPWR: PFAS limits, Declarations of Conformity, EPR, and what can wait until 2030.
Processes govern quality, but people build partnerships. We don’t hide behind automated systems. You get direct access to a dedicated expert who knows your project inside out.
On a labelling line, a self-adhesive label is a small piece of engineering. How labels are made, how to choose materials and adhesives, and which roll details prevent first-delivery problems.
Most paper packaging and labels are printed flexo. How the press works, where it shines and where it needs care, and how to prepare artwork so your first run goes straight to plate-making.
Barrier paper is how tea envelopes, sugar sticks and flow-packs are moving off plastic laminates. The properties that matter, how they are measured, the coating options and how to specify the right paper.
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Replaced plastic with a recyclable barrier paper engineered to run flawlessly on fast packing machines without compromising the premium tactile feel.
A recyclable paper alternative (PAP 22) that matched the mechanics of legacy plastic films, requiring zero speed loss or expensive machine modifications.
Proving that mono-materials can look premium. We engineered a protective barrier coating that maintains shelf-life while allowing for intricate, vibrant flexo printing.
Replaced plastic with a recyclable barrier paper engineered to run flawlessly on fast packing machines without compromising the premium tactile feel.
A recyclable paper alternative (PAP 22) that matched the mechanics of legacy plastic films, requiring zero speed loss or expensive machine modifications.
Proving that mono-materials can look premium. We engineered a protective barrier coating that maintains shelf-life while allowing for intricate, vibrant flexo printing.
We engineered a PAP 22 kraft paper flow-pack with a crystal translucent window — a direct drop-in for BOPP/PE films, validated at 300+ PPM with zero machine modifications.
Printing isn't magic; it's physics. We control the variables so you don't have to.
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