RIVERSIDE, CA—On January 12, 2026, Paez Packaging, a full-service label and packaging provider announced the installation of the Domino N610i digital UV inkjet label press.

Family-owned and operated by twin brothers Luis and Mario Paez, Paez Packaging serves customers across multiple industries with premium pressure-sensitive labels and packaging. The company provides pressure-sensitive labels for a wide range of applications and industries, including pharmaceutical, cosmetics, agricultural, alcohol, wine and beer.

The installation of the Domino N610i represents a pivotal moment in the company’s evolution as it embraces digital technology to enhance speed, flexibility and customer responsiveness.

“We’ve been proudly serving customers for more than a decade, offering high-quality pressure-sensitive labels and packaging solutions across multiple industries,” said Luis Paez, CEO of Paez Packaging. “Our focus has always been on delivering exceptional quality, reliability and service while helping our customers elevate their brands through great packaging.”

“Our customers operate in competitive markets where packaging plays a critical role in brand perception,” added Mario Paez, vice president of Paez Packaging. “They expect premium quality, fast turnaround times and flexibility. We pride ourselves on meeting those expectations every time.”

“The Domino N610i is our first digital press,” said Luis Paez. “We recognized the need to invest in digital technology to improve turnaround times, achieve even higher print quality and expand into new markets. Digital printing gives us greater flexibility to handle shorter runs, variable data and faster response to our customers’ evolving needs.”

With digital technology, Paez Packaging anticipates significant changes in the types of jobs it runs.

“We expect to see more short-run, high-quality jobs, as well as labels that require multiple SKUs, variable data or unique designs,” explained Mario Paez. “This will allow us to serve new types of customers and industries more efficiently.”