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With innovation in the vehicle wrapping market showing no signs of slowing down, FESPA.com takes a look at how the latest materials can help bring even more creativity to this vibrant secWith innovation in the vehicle wrapping market showing no signs of slowing down, FESPA.com takes a look at how the latest materials can help bring even more creativity to this vibrant sector.
Packaging and paper group Mondi has joined forces with Tesco Central Europe on a wide-ranging environmental partnership, aimed at significantly reducing the retailer’s corrugated waste.
Debbie McKeegan discusses the current trends, market analysis and case studies in Interior Décor Printing that were covered during FESPA’s Global Summit 2021. Industry experts from EFI and ATA Designs discuss the creative applications, commercial opportunities, the application of digital technology, décor market analysis, industry trends and more.
Coding, marking and printing technologies specialist Domino Printing Sciences has announced details of a new development, whereby an ink initially created for use in food packaging work has also been established as a tool in the fight against Covid-19.
Since the 1980s, contour-cut stickers were the first digital print application to hit the mainstream. Sonja Angerer explores the history of Print and Cut, its relevance today and how it can be developed in the future.
3D printing has been reported as one of the fasted growing areas in the digital printing industry. While this is true with manufacturers, the technology has yet to become a wide-spread success for printers. What is the reason for this, and could it be that the printing community has misunderstood 3D printing?
Debbie McKeegan discusses the affect of the global pandemic on the industry and the future for digital textile printing. The future looks promising.
Large-format print and signage business Hollywood Monster has become the first print service provider in the UK to formally reject the use of traditional PVC banners, as part of its ongoing efforts to become fully sustainable by 2022.
Nessan Cleary discusses how the range of features in any given large format RIP determines the overall productivity of the printer and what features usersshould look for in a large format RIP.
Clare Taylor discusses the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals regarding social and employment issues. Clare looks at Goal 8: Decent work and economic growth and Goal 5: Gender equality, both are prevalent during COVID-19.
The Harwood Private Equity division of Harwood Capital Management Group has completed a management buyout of pharmaceuticals and healthcare packaging company Medica Packaging in the UK from Sullivan Street Partners.
Due to the ongoing pandemic the print industry has not been able to showcase their innovations at trade shows and exhibitions. The latest digital printing innovations from EFI, HP, Mimaki and Mutoh are fine-tuned for the current situation.
Freya Richmond is a young designer with a passion for printed Fashion and Interiors and a recent graduate of Brighton University. Freya was an award winner at the FESPA Printeriors, interior printing feature showcase at the Global Print Expo 2018 in Berlin.
Less than 20% of print service providers (PSPs) are fulfilling the needs of their customers and could do more to support clients with their print requirements, according to a new report published by Canon.
Print can be a gatekeeper for digital content, it is engaging and cost-effective. Linking interactive printed products to the internet is easier than ever, it is time for printers to communicate this message with brand owners.
With every crisis there are those who adapt and thrive, the label printing sector may very well prove to be one of these. As value chains change and food production becomes more local, digital label printing finally gets its well-deserved mainstream break-through.
While some businesses may have been forced to stand still in 2020, work in the inkjet print sector continued on exciting new developments. Rob Fletcher takes a look at what is new in this sector.
Rob Fletcher shares some of the most creative outdoor print applications from 2020
Debbie McKeegan details how EPSON and Birmingham City University work together to educate the next design generation and explore circular print design using digital technologies.
London-based print production agency COUSIN has revealed plans to Carbon Balance its entire paper consumption in 2021, in a move that is set to protect over 600 acres of threatened habitat.
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