The Flexographic Technical Association (FTA) has acquired FlexoExchange.com, a long-standing online hub for flexographic printing professionals.

After over three decades of ownership, Frank and Sharon Burgos, founders of FlexoExchange.com, have transitioned the site to the FTA, ensuring that the community and knowledge base continue to thrive.

“FlexoExchange has been a vital part of our industry’s knowledge-sharing culture for decades,” said Nathan Ridnouer, FTA president. “Bringing this platform under FTA’s umbrella ensures its legacy continues, while also creating exciting new opportunities for engagement, education, and collaboration within the flexographic community. We’re honored that Frank and Sharon have entrusted the FTA to carry that legacy forward and to ensure it continues to serve as a vibrant space for learning and connection.”

FlexoExchange.com has served as a go-to destination for the flexographic community, providing open discussion, peer-to-peer learning, and shared expertise. 

The forum boasts an active user base of over 4,000 regular participants and a deep archive of conversations on topics, including flexographic printing, production techniques, employment opportunities, and emerging technologies.

“FlexoExchange has always belonged to the people who use it—the printers, converters, and suppliers who make up the heart of flexography,” commented Frank and Sharon Burgos. “By joining the FTA family, FlexoExchange will have new opportunities to evolve while staying true to its roots as a place for open dialogue, problem-solving, and connection. We’re deeply grateful to everyone who has been part of this community and thrilled to know it will continue to grow and serve the industry we love.”

FlexoExchange will be managed by FTA’s Membership Engagement team and will continue to operate in its current format for the time being.

Throughout 2026, FTA will explore opportunities to integrate FlexoExchange more deeply into its programs and outreach efforts, positioning it as a key channel for industry research, member engagement, and identifying emerging experts in flexography.