Today, printing services can be enhanced with high-speed inkjet printing without investing in specialised digital presses. For print businesses looking to adapt to changing market and customer demands, utilising inkjet imprinting technologies can be an option.
The new branding, launched with FESPA’s new tagline “Connect, Inspire, Support”, also reflects FESPA’s purpose of fostering community and creativity and connecting print professionals with tools and knowledge.
The latest edition of the Print Matters conference brought together more than 100 industry experts from almost 30 countries. The event, which was organised by Intergraf and NOPA and also involved the World Print & Communication Forum, took place in Zurich on 13 June 2025.
The first edition of Screen Print Innovations (SPI), a trade fair dedicated exclusively to screen printing, took place in Essen from 3 to 5 June. SPI proved to be a showcase for the strength and ongoing development of screen printing technology.
Sun Chemical has published its Spring 2025 Regulatory Newsletter to help customers navigate the recent changes in global regulations for chemicals and raw materials used in packaging and cosmetics.
Roland DG, a leading global provider of digital printing solutions, announces the addition of two new printers to its VersaSTUDIO series. The BN2-30 integrated eco-solvent printer/cutter with a maximum material width of 30 inches and the BD-12 direct UV printer for objects up to A4 format are characterised by vivid, detailed printing.
In June, the independent Minimum Wage Commission will decide on an increase in the statutory minimum wage from 2026. The German Printing and Media Industries Federation is calling on the Federal Ministry of Labour not to interfere politically in the minimum wage debate. In a statement to the Minimum Wage Commission and the Federal Ministry of Labour, the BVDM criticises the threat to increase the minimum wage to 15 euros by law as an unacceptable interference in collective bargaining autonomy.
Adobe has announced the release of version 7 of the PDF Print Engine. Fewer steps, smarter workflows – PDF Print Engine 7 introduces new features to the rendering pipeline (in RIP) to reduce the need for specialised skills and eliminate separate prepress processes.
The event was hosted by SCREEN partner ‘Die Pharmadrucker’ at the production site in Melsungen, Hesse. During the two-day event, managing directors, entrepreneurs, finishing specialists and workflow experts from the EMEA region met to explore how SCREEN’s Truepress JET innovations combine the flexibility of digital inkjet printing with the print quality of the offset process.
