The Latest EcoPrint News

An Opportunity for Color-Accurate Mockups and Prototypes in Packaging.

When should we pivot our business or innovation? While it is disappointing when things do not go quite according to plan, but does this have to mean the end?

Choose a Clean Future. ITMA, Milan, June, ‘23: Alchemie Technology will be showcasing our breakthrough solutions that have the power to reduce emissions and change the world.

Durst Group announces the installation of a state-of-the-art solar panel plant at its headquarters in Brixen, South Tyrol. This initiative is part of the company's ongoing sustainability efforts and commitment to reducing its carbon footprint.

Guy Newcombe examines, which Megatrends will drive government action and investment, and what role Archipelago and their Powerdrop Technology will play.

As organizers of EcoPrint, our primary goal is to promote sustainability in the print industry and reduce environmental footprints. However, businesses may find this task overwhelming.

Canon Europe, the leading digital print and imaging technology manufacturer has joined a growing

number of innovators to become a partner for the EcoPrint Summit, which takes place 6-7 June in Geneva.

Since 2012 and the first time EcoPrint took place, we have discovered that many things have changed with regard to the print industry and sustainability. And some things have not. Read on for our opinion.

Xanita, one of the world's leading producers of paper composite boards has become a Premier partner at the forthcoming EcoPrint Summit which takes place 6-7 June in Geneva.

Xanita offers two core fibreboard products namely Xanita Print and Xanita Kraft in various sizes and thicknesses. All Xanita boards are 100% repulpable, ultra-lightweight, significantly stronger than traditional honeycomb fibreboard, non-toxic and VOC-free.

Graphic arts technology leader, HP, is now a headline partner for EcoPrint Summit which takes place 6-7 June in Geneva, Switzerland. Organisers believe HP’s commitment, along with support from a range of leaders in graphic arts signals that sustainability is now top of the agenda for the print industry.