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Mimaki Collaborates with Autodesk at 3D Printer Shows Worldwide
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Xante Announces New Roll and Cut Capability for Its X-55 and X-98 UV Flatbed Printers
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Midland Nominated for Top Case Study Presentation at Inkjet Summit 2023
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Summa Celebrates 50th Anniversary and Unveils New Experience Centre
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Brush Your Ideas Joins PRINTING United Alliance as a Corporate Supplier
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Orbus Celebrates Recycling & Environmental Protection
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Diamond Packaging Installs Fourth Speedmaster XL 106 Featuring HEIDELBERG’s 20,000th XL Printing Unit
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printIQ Announces John Alden as New CEO
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Print Crisp, High-Quality Color Labels at High Speed with Canon’s New Pigment Label Printer
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S-OneLP CatPak™ JetFx™ Print Embellishment System Boosts Revenue Opportunities for Converters Winning Combination Brings Star Power to Flexible Packaging, Shrink Sleeves, and Labels
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Inkcups Launches the Brite 2.0 to Print on Full Synthetic Applications
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SEE and Koenig & Bauer Announce Strategic Partnership to Shape the Digital Future of Packaging
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HYBRID Software Announces MyCLOUDFLOW: Workflow Software as a Service
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EPA to Ban Most Uses of Methylene Chloride Including Printing Industry Applications
Using its authority under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has proposed a new rule for methylene chloride that would ban its use for all, but a few applications based on its effect on human health. The new rule would require a relatively quick phaseout of most uses of the solvent.Full story -
Epson to Host Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony for New Headquarters Focused on Enriching, Connecting and Supporting Los Alamitos Community
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Orbus Exhibit & Display Group Announces Loss of Honored Founder, Simon Perutz
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THESE TIMES DEMAND NEW SIGNS: GO GREEN AND GO WIDE…OR GO HOME
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Attention Clark County, NV Printers - Clark County, Wants You to Participate
Clark County, Nevada, is in the process of developing air pollution control regulations that will directly impact printing operations in the county. County regulators are interested in feedback from printing companies about the new rules. If you are located in Clark County, learn how you can participate and help form these new air pollution rules.Full story -
PRINTING United Alliance Expands Free iLEARNING+ Access for Faculty and Staff at Member Institutions
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PCI Named South Florida Business Journal’s Business of the Year Award Winner
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