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PRINTING United, scheduled to take place Oct. 6-8, 2021 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Fla., has been cancelled. The PRINTING United Alliance board of directors felt the ability to deliver a successful trade show event for all involved became significantly hampered recently with the growing uncertainty and spike in cases resulting from…

The only way to replace a retiring population of print craftsmen is to bring in young people who are trainable. Enter, the Millennials.

As we prepare for life post-pandemic, what does reopening look like for businesses across the U.S.?

The month of June marks the 100th anniversary of the Flottman Company, Crestview Hills, Ky. What started in 1921 as a print job shop has now become a leader in commercial printing, pharmaceutical miniature folding and digital marketing. Currently a woman-owned business and part of...

Corporate Development Associates (CDA) today announced the addition of UK printing industry veteran Mike Roberts to its deal-making team as its liaison to the UK. Roberts is currently the owner of print distributor PMG Print Management Ltd. in West Yorkshire, England. He has spent his entire 32-year career in…

Trying to achieve a shared visual appearance between products printed on different media with different printers can be challenging.

Researchers at North Carolina State University have found a way to print layers of electrically conductive ink onto polyester fabric at room temperature, creating a new method of manufacturing wearable tech that uses inkjet printing technology. “Inkjet printing is a rapidly advancing new technology that’s used in flexible electronics to make films used in cellphone…

Sustainable printing, faster adaptability, and the influx of creative design are some of the drivers for the predicted growth of DTG.

As buyers and sellers continue to face the challenges of COVID-19, business basics still apply, but there are also some new realities.

Screen printing has long had significant health and safety hazards, but with more sustainable technologies, those have been reduced.