hubergroup: How to communicate Brand Colour across the Supply Chain
In Part 2 of this article, Thomas Polster turns from colour selection to colour communication — exploring the digital tools and standards that can make the difference between a colour that travels well across markets and one that quietly drifts.
What you will learn in this article:
• How digital colour standards can reduce risk, improve consistency, and save time
• The difference between Pantone Master and Dependent libraries — and why it matters for packaging
• How CxF files can support stronger colour consistency across global supply chains
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hubergroup: How to communicate Brand Colour across the Supply Chain
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In Part 2 of this article, Thomas Polster turns from colour selection to colour communication — exploring the digital tools and standards that can make the difference between a colour that travels well across markets and one that quietly drifts.
What you will learn in this article:
• How digital colour standards can reduce risk, improve consistency, and save time
• The difference between Pantone Master and Dependent libraries — and why it matters for packaging
• How CxF files can support stronger colour consistency across global supply chains