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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.
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.
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.
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.
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 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.
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.
In today’s podcast we talk with Michaela Larosse of the Fabricant. Founded just 3 years ago, The Fabricant have defined a new space and established a new platform for the Fashion Industry.
The JCDecaux UK division of global out-of-home advertising specialist JCDecaux Group has launched a new digital signage advertising facility at London’s Heathrow Airport to welcome back VIP passengers following the easing of Covid-19 restrictions.
With development in the UV printing technology sector continuing to move forwards at a fast pace, FESPA.com looks at the latest advancements and analyses what these mean for the wider market.
Today, car wrapping is one of the most popular digital print applications. Sonja Angerer shares the evolution of this popular industry. How did this happen, and what can we expect from this line of industry in the future?
Wide Format Printers are embracing more sustainable business models. The latest innovations introduced into the market help printers to tackle the 3 most significant industry problems: energy, chemicals use and the overall consumption of raw materials.
Debbie McKeegan discusses the advancement of digital textile printing technologies and the movement towards a digital workflow. Debbie Interviews Mike Scrutton, Director of Print Technology and Strategy at Adobe.
In our recent podcast interview with Mike Scrutton, Director of Print Technology and Strategy at Adobe - we discuss how software has a critical role to play in the advancement of digital textile printing technologies.
As the pandemic draws to a close digital textile printing is continuing to carve an innovative path to the future of printed production. The growth of digital textile pigment printing is continuing apace - driven by its of ease of use, speed of production, cost efficiencies and sustainable attributes.
Seeing an opportunity in the Interior Décor sector – the business has invested in new equipment, fabric supply and an extensive design archive.
Moving to on-demand inkjet labelling could help European businesses become significantly more efficient and sustainable, and poitentially save millions of tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions every year, according to new research from independent consultant Smithers.
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