Sustainability

Ruggedized printer supports warehouse, distribution center, horticulture, and manufacturing labeling needs round-the-clock, says Toshiba.

European printing industry assoication Intergraf celebrattes the pioneering ideas of young people in print.

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The president of Seattle-based Woodburn Company explains how the dealership has transformed to focus on enterprise IT clientele.

Ideally suited for for high-speed poster production, Canon U.S.A.’s imagePROGRAF GP-2600S large-format inkjet printer features a compact footprint.

The Managed Print Services Association recognizies Clover Imaging’s leadership, innovation, and commitment to advancing managed print services.

Come September in Chicago, integrated workflow will take center stage across labels, flexible packaging, and folding cartons, says Swiss OEM Bobst.

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Based in the United Kingdom, Meteor Inkjet electronics drive digital printers for on-demand book production. A significant proportion of books made by non-digital printers are pulped before being read.

The Scodix Ultra 7000 SHD press breaks new ground next week at FESPA, moving beyond paper to unlock signage & display and high-end packaging markets.

Two “Print. Smarter. Together” events, in Belgium and the United States, mark a new chapter for OEM Xeikon under Flint Group Packaging Solutions.

Inside the Box: Neenah Paper and Taktiful demonstrate how paper, structure, and embellishment converge to create a user experience far more powerful than print alone.

Is China-based xTool leading a textile printing desktop revolution in the DTF (Direct-to-Film) space?

Smithers reports on a handful of key trends that are shaping the global inkjet printing market, which is forecast to reach nearly $135 billion (USD) over the next five years.

Our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

A century of relationships, operational expertise, and value creation sets the stage for the company’s next chapter with FV Recycling.

Japanese OEM Roland DG says its new 54-inch (VG4-540) and 64-inch (VG4-640) models deliver refined image quality and smarter eco-solvent print and cut production—but are not yet available in the United States.

Toshiba champions sustainability by recycling nearly 28 metric tons of empty toner cartridges and replanting 23,811 standard trees worldwide in 2025.

Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A. officially launches its nex-gen, high-speed line of hybrid UV LED wide-format inkjet printers.

EKM’s software platform enables predictive service delivery, cost reduction, and sustainability improvements while empowering partners to modernize managed print services (MPS).

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In an exclusive Q&A, Founder Frank Cannata asked Kyocera five questions about the OEM’s new Nova Series as well as inkjet technology and dealer consolidation.

Driven by corporate ESG mandates, the refurbished printers market to transform through 2035, reports IndexBox.

U.S. MFP remanufacturing business is part of global rollout, Canon says.

Fujifilm’s interactive “Green Park FLOOP” facility also is awarded by the iF International Forum Design, which is based in Germany.