Thinking forward to drupa 2021 the question arises: what role will commercial and publishing printing play in the future? They will of course play a role, but in a very different way than today. To a great extent the future of commercial and publishing printing lies in individualisation – the data driving this is online and forms the basis for print 4.0. Knud Wassermann, Editor in chief, Graphische Revue shares more about this trend.
The outbreak of COVID-19 has been pushing the entire world into pandemic situation. But it would be a temporary hurdle with the past pains or happiness being overshadowed by the new events. Indian Printing Packaging and Allied Machinery Manufacturers Association
As the world is gradually getting back on its feet, it’s time to refresh businesses and add new scope that will set everyone apart. Screen Print India 2020 Mumbai is back with the announcement of new dates—September 18-20 in Hall
China International Exhibition for All Printing Technology & Equipment (All in Print China) is one of the most influential exhibitions in China’s printing industry. The exhibition, co-organised by the Printing Technology Association of China, China Academy of Printing Technology, and
drupa, the world’s leading trade fair for printing technologies, has decided to reduce the duration of the trade fair from eleven to nine days for 2021. It will be held from April 20-28, 2021. By doing so, it is responding
FESPA Global Print Expo will no longer take place in Madrid in October 2020, due to the continued public health risks and business disruption caused by the global COVID-19 pandemic. FESPA will now host its next flagship international event at
Tarsus Group, the organizer of the Labelexpo/Brand Print Global Series of trade shows, has confirmed date changes to several of its 2020/21 events, taking place in India, Mexico, Thailand and the US, as a result of the ongoing coronavirus/COVID-19 situation.
Mid-March, the postponement of the world’s leading trade fair for printing technologies, drupa, to April 20 – 28, 2021 was announced due to the exponential spread of the coronavirus. Sabine Geldermann, Director, drupa and Global Head Print Technologies of Messe Düsseldorf, answers questions that concern the print industry.
The wise one once said “…we should not mourn the past, nor should we worry about the future. The noble one thinks and work to the present needs and circumstances…”
How is the printing industry faring in India amidst the Covid challenge? What do the printing machinery and equipment manufactures think? How are they tackling this challenging situations, find out P&P in conversation with leading machinery/equipment manufacturers and suppliers.
The 13th HP Digital Print Excellence Awards 2020 recognizes breadth of top achievements and innovations in the printing industries in Asia Pacific. Sri Sivarama Digital Press – Printonica and Aakruti Digipress Pvt Limited shine at the awards.
Kuldeep Malhotra, Director & V.P. Sales and Office Marketing & Planning, Konica Minolta Business Solutions India Pvt Ltd shares some of the key measures businesses worldwide have enforced to deal with this extraordinary situation.
Mumbai-based Mudra Digital Graphics has become one of India’s first packaging solution providers to give its designers full creative freedom and unparalleled vision with the innovative Esko Studio software.
Individual consumers are becoming more particular… They must be offered products that match their needs. This packaging production revolution will require packaging converters to review their entire supply-chain system, shares Tiziano Polito.
The Union Home Ministry has recently issued the guidelines for ‘Unlock 4.0’, allowing significant relaxations for many industries. While cinema halls, swimming pools and other recreational spaces will remain closed, the government has permitted the reopening of open air theatres.
