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November 19, 2019 |
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On November 7 in downtown Toronto, more than 230 people from across the country attended the 14th annual Canadian Printing Awards where 113 Gold, Silver and Bronze awards were presented to printers and technology suppliers.
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Imprimerie Héon & Nadeau of Victoriaville, Que., has purchased its second HP Indigo press, renewing its relationship with HP Canada.
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St. Jude Elementary School of Quebec has acquired a GBC Ultima 65 EZload laminator for laminating various projects, posters and flash cards.
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Sustainably sourced packaged material is becoming increasingly important in Canadians’ purchasing decisions, with 62 percent of Canadians willing to pay more for such products, according to a new survey by Asia Pulp & Paper Canada.
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Learn more about our comprehensive portfolio – from offset to flexo to digital to post press die-cutting and folder gluers – our innovative presses have set industry standards which has allowed us to revolutionize the world of printing for over 200 years.
Whatever your needs Koenig & Bauer is here for you.
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Hemlock Printers has expanded its Zero Carbon Neutral Printing Program. In partnership with Mohawk Fine Papers, the initiative aims to provide expanded opportunities to reduce and mitigate CO2 emissions through the paper supply chain lifecycle.
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Esko has extended its Kongsberg digital cutting table range with the Kongsberg X Edge, a fully upgradeable table design that delivers speeds of 30 m/min with acceleration of 0.3G for handling display, signage and packaging materials.
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swissQprint’s range of UV inkjet inks are now Greenguard and Greenguard Gold certified, widening the scope for users, with printed products that are safe for use in critical environments, such as schools and hospitals.
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Vancouver Island Brewing recently raised greater awareness for the population decline of British Columbia’s southern resident killer whales through limited-edition cans and packaging that mimic the unique eye and saddle patches of killer whales.
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Location: Spicers, 200 Galcat Dr., Vaughan, Ont.
Date: November 20, 2019
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Location: Toronto, Ont.
Date: December 4, 2019
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Location: Durham, N.C.
Date: December 11-12, 2019
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