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In chapter 1 of a series of articles regarding sustainable certifications in the digital textile printing industry, Debbie McKeegan discusses natural fibres. Now more than ever the implementation of the UN Sustainability Development Goals in the textile supply chain is key.
Visual communications specialist Delta Group has seen off competition to secure an extended deal with confectionary giant Mars, in an agreement chief executive Jason Hammond said serves as a “positive statement” for the company’s services.
FESPA.com takes a look at some of the most eye-catching vehicle wraps from 2019.
FESPA.com picks out some of the most innovative and creative interior print applications from 2019
LED technology provider LED IT International has set out plans to use the European Sign Expo 2020 to demonstrate how its wide range of lighting solutions can help customers boost the efficiency and sustainability of their sign applications.
Digital print giant Konica Minolta has further enhanced its presence in the Italian market by announcing the first sale and installation of its AccurioJet technology in the country.
FESPA.com looks back at some of the most creative and colourful printed t-shirts from the past 12 months.
Digital print giant HP has revealed that it will demonstrate a wide range of its kit at the 2020 FESPA Global Print Expo and new Sportswear Pro 2020 events this March, with the aim of appealing to visitors from all backgrounds.
With the European Sign Expo 2020 just around the corner, FESPA.com takes a look at what we can expect at this year’s event and picks out some of the main highlights for visitors and exhibitors.
Consumer demand for interactivity in digital marketing campaigns in the UK is on the rise, with almost half of 18 to 24-year-olds keen to see more live content in advertising, according to a new survey by Ocean Outdoor.
Design diversity is in demand across the Apparel supply chain, and for the Sportswear manufacturer, manufacturing customized garments for this sector is set for a massive reform
Japanese print technology manufacturer Brother has set out plans to showcase a wide selection of equipment at the FESPA Global Print Expo 2020 in March, as it seeks to interact with visitors from a range of markets.
Digital printing and production technologies manufacturer Durst has opted to restructure its industrial textile printing segment as part of a move to win new business in the market.
There is plenty of evidence that wide format printers in particular are moving into industrial applications such as home decor and even clothing. And 3D printing makes perfect sense when seen as another industrial print application.
Antalis UK has set out details of a new initiative whereby all material purchased from across its ranges of papers, packaging and visual communications can be carbon offset.
Global paper and packaging business Mondi Group has confirmed Peter Oswald will step down from his position as group chief executive of the company on 31 March.
How do you transform your Fashion supply chain? It’s a difficult task for Retailers large and small but as we move into a decade of sustainable, efficient manufacturing, the challenge of change, is being embraced across the globe.
Visual communications specialist the Delta Group has signed an extension to its wide-ranging print contract with Lidl GB, the British-facing division of German supermarket group Lidl, following a competitive tender process.
Christmas is big business for many printers, with all kinds of work on offer to companies around the world. FESPA.com picks out some of the best examples of Christmas print from this year’s festive season.
Colour and specialty chemicals specialist Archroma has appointed Heike van de Kerkhof to succeed Alexander Wessels as its chief executive.
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