To get the facts on the supply chain crisis, PRINTING United Alliance recently launched the Printing Industry Supply Chain Conditions Survey. Nearly 200 companies, including commercial printers, graphic and sign producers, apparel decorators, functional printers, and package printers/converters, have participated to date.

As regional sales manager for the North America region, Trent Foreman will oversee OnPrintShop U.S. operations under the leadership of VP Naresh Bordia.

The World Tour will be held in major cities across North America, culminating with live press demonstrations in Las Vegas during PRINTING United Expo on Oct. 19-21.

Expo attendees will have access to hands-on education, guided tours of the latest technology, and more in the dedicated Apparel Zone.

With decades of industry experience, new representative Steven Ranco will manage Maine, New Hampshire, and Eastern Massachusetts.

Precision invested in the Rollem Insignia5 Die Cutter to increase the efficiency of its finishing and delivery processes.

RICOH Supervisor and ProcessDirector integration empowers clients with advanced data analytics.

Governor Newsom has recently signed into law, SB 54, the Plastic Pollution Prevention and Packaging Producer Responsibility Act. This new legislation creates an Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) program for both printed paper and plastic packaging, requires certain reductions and eliminations for single use plastic packaging, sets minimum recycling rates for plastic packaging and promotes the use of refill or reuse systems.

The 5,300-sq.-m. hall will be the new home of Durst's in-house spin-offs and startups.

The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has proposed a change to the Joint-Employer Standard, a rule that has been part of a political tug-of-war since 2015. The proposed new rule will significantly loosen the requirements for a company to be considered a joint employer, thus triggering a cascade of rights and opportunities for workers who find themselves in a joint-employer situation.