Print associations driving environmental improvements
10 January 2022
Industry associations have a major part to play in driving standardisation and environmental impact improvement, says Laurel Brunner.
Blogs
Designed to be sustainable
14 December 2021
The principles of the Circular Economy are starting to creep into print, with digital print being a leading element, says Laurel Brunner
EFI explores MIS and W2P at UK user event
6 December 2021
EFI has hailed the success its recent user event.
Green steps
30 November 2021
Laurel Brunner says that PSPs are climbing aboard the sustainability bandwagon.
Partnering and sustainability
1 November 2021
Laurel Brunner looks at how partnerships are developing all along the supply chain.
HP Indigo inks are not compostable
27 September 2021
Laurel Brunner corrects the record on whether HP Indigo inks are compostable.
Carbon Balanced Printing making progress
13 September 2021
Laurel Brunner says that progress has been made when it comes to Carbon Balanced Printing.
DTG or dye sub – how to make the right choice
24 August 2021
In this blog, Tom Owers, pro graphics manager at Epson UK, casts his eye over direct-to-garment and dye sublimation printing, explaining how companies should go…
One year on: key recovery trends shaping large format print
16 August 2021
HP's Oscar Vidal explains how connectivity, versatility and sustainability are driving large format.
ColorJet India launches Soniq HQ Plus
9 July 2021
ColorJet India has launched the Soniq HQ Plus, a 3.2m eco solvent printer.
Money’s what I want
21 June 2021
Laurel Brunner casts her eye over the UN’s Net-Zero Asset Owner Alliance.
PVC banners on their way out
7 June 2021
Laurel Brunner looks ahead to a future where banners aren't made of PVC.
The power of generational differences in print
20 May 2021
Ricoh UK's Simon Isaacs explores how the print industry is looking to overcome generational differences.
Sustainable textile printing needs a bigger conversation
10 May 2021
The environmental impact of textile production is starting to get more attention, Laurel Brunner casts her eye over Ricoh's latest news.