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Derian Reekers, EFKA's Marketing Manager discusses the importance of businesses offering fully sustainable solutions with the smallest environmental impace. For EFKA sustainability is an important priority and is incorporated across thier business.
Restrictions on fully-vaccinated travellers to The Netherlands from designated ‘very high-risk countries’ will be lifted with effect from 22nd September 2021, meaning that printers and sign-makers from these countries can travel to FESPA Global Print Expo and European Sign Expo 2021 in Amsterdam (12-15 October 2021) without fear of needing to quarantine on arrival.
FESPA's CEO, Neil Felton speaks to printers from around the world about the challenges their businesses have faced due to COVID-19 and the lessons they have learned as well as demonstrating strong resilience.
In our recent FESPA Innovation & Trends (FIT) virtual event for wide format print, we brought together three printers from different countries to discuss trends in wide format and hear their thoughts on what the future holds.
In our recent FESPA Innovations & Trends (FIT) virtual event we brought together three printers from across the world to discuss the latest trends in garment decoration and the future of the sector.
In our recent FESPA Innovations & Trends (FIT) virtual event we brought together four garment experts from across the world to discuss the latest trends, challenges and opportunities in on-demand production and customisation of fashion and sportswear.
The print sector has experienced continuous technological progress for the past 20 years and, as a result, has seen significant productivity benefits and reduced time-to-market. However, the speciality print sector, which FESPA represents, can still do more to achieve significant efficiency gains through process automation, particularly by streamlining workflows.
Textile printing remains one of the most popular sectors in the digital printing industry. Direct-To-Film (DTF) is a new technique of decorating fabric that has been introduced into the market. What DTF and how can printers’ profit from it?
Canadian graphics production and installation company Premier Graphics teamed up with artist Jessica Angel to create an interactive art project at the Cambie Street Bridge in Vancouver.
In our recent FESPA Innovations & Trends (FIT) virtual event we brought together four printers from across the world to discuss the latest trends in digital print for interior design applications.
Imaging solutions provider Lexmark has set out plans to further enhance its environmental credentials by becoming fully carbon neutral by 2035.
It’s been clear for several years that technical advances in the graphics industry are giving way to materials innovations. And as packaging moves into pole position as the most dynamic of print applications, developments in this field are becoming more than interesting.
The print industry is still adapting and changing due to ramifications of COVID-19. However, the climate crisis requires our attention more than ever. While de-carbonising value and delivery chains seems an inconvenience for printers there are ways to help start this process.
Entrances can either positively or negatively impact a building. Today, with the help of wide format printing, there are many ways to successfully print creative and attractive doors and entry zones. Sonja Angerer shares a few examples of how designers and sign makers have partnered to create beautiful doors and entrances in the recent years.
French signage solutions provider Domino Sign has revealed it will use this year’s edition of the European Sign Expo to showcase a number of new products and solutions to visitors, with the aim of connecting with people from across the industry.
Now attracting a growing number of technical and commercial developments - 3D printing offers the apparel industry a new vision for the future of garment creation, apparel production and the materials utilised.
To follow on from last month’s interview with Dominic Harris from CarbonQuota, we asked him for some deeper insight into a very familiar phrase that I’m sure everyone will recognise: carbon offsetting.
When it comes to choosing a wide format printer, the first step is to decide what type of ink you want to work with. Nessan Cleary describes the different types of inks available and the choosing the right ink is dependent on the applications and materials that you want to print.
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