Sustainability

Kyocera Nixka Inkjet Systems announces the Belharra photo printer’s official launch in Europe and Q4 2025 global launch.

Welcome to Monday with Mark, our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

Siegwerk’s BPA-free, regulation-compliant varnishes are now approved for UK-based Ravenwood’s systems for linerless labels and are building strong momentum in their joint push for sustainable packaging.

Welcome to Monday with Mark, our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

Welcome to Monday with Mark, our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

Faculty at Ireland’s Atlantic Technological University (ATU) have pioneered a textile printing breakthrough in 3D-printed wearable, self-powered electronics. The energy-harvesting technology is scalable, washable, and high performing, researchers say.

Welcome to Monday with Mark, our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

Despite their smallish stature, the latest WorkForce models print sustainably and are ideal for placement in medium-sized businesses and enterprise environments with managed workgroups, says Epson Product Manager Dennis Fan.

Cincinnatti-based chemistry supplier adds to its global digital printing business development team to better support HP Indigo press owners.

Enabling “paperization:” A study conducted by Germany’s Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University (DHBW) Heilbronn in collaboration with Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG shows that 50% of consumers deliberately are buying less plastic packaging.

Welcome to Monday with Mark, our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

Arivia MFPs from Katun are compatible with ACDI’s PaperCut MF for secure and sustainable print management.

Ideal for sustainable packaging applications, nitrocellulose-free (NCF) inks are easier to recycle, says developer INX International Ink Co.

New high-performance, color A4 MFP and monochrome A3 MFP are engineered to keep business moving, Epson says.

Welcome to Monday with Mark, our rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology news.

Online calculator from Epson offers retail and hospitality businesses insight for saving money, paper, and time.

Canon U.S.A. expands imageFORCE portfolio with new devices that deliver outstanding print quality, enhanced security features, versatile finishing options, and a commitment to sustainable design.

Environmental, social, and governance report for Europe, Middle East, and Africa emphasizes the company’s commitment to the circular economy, ethical business practices. and high-quality products and services, Katun says.

Ricoh ranks 148th, improving from 151st out of 5,000 in 2024. Compiled by TIME magazine and research provider Statista, the ranking highlights companies that prioritize sustainability and advance corporate responsibility.

Designed for home offices and busy families, new EcoTank ET-3950 and ET-4950 join Epson line of EcoTank photographic printing models delivering seven generations of innovation and performance,

Fujifilm blog examines future trends in graphic communication and production printing. Personalization, sustainability, and omnichannel digital-print marketing top the list.

50 pages per minute (ppm) device provides optimized workflow in a space-saving design, says OEM Konica Minolta.

Blog explains how HP Development Co. is delivering exceptional experiences and value.

At Labelexpo Europe in September, Ricoh Industrie France will showcase a tree-free top-coated thermal paper made from sugar-cane agricultural waste. The phenol-free chemical formula is certified for home compostability.

Print-on-demand fulfillment and tech leader Gooten is partnering with Kornit Digital to allow brands of all sizes to leverage over 250 production locations across North America, Europe, Asia, and Latin America for seamless, high-quality, and locally fulfilled on-demand textile products.