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Hello! In today's newsletter, you'll find a comprehensive guide to digital printing technologies in the market now, as well as top news like TC Transcontinental's push for dominance in the in-store marketing segment & the uncertainty at Canada Post.
- Nithya Caleb, Editor, PrintAction
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Time is running out to nominate your project for the 19 th annual Canadian Printing Awards! Presented by PrintAction, this national program celebrates innovation and excellence in Canadian print—from packaging and labels to magazines, calendars, and more. This year, entry to the Industry Achievement Awards is completely free, making it easier than ever to recognize outstanding individuals. Plus, Ontario Premier Doug Ford will be opening the night with a keynote address. Submit your nominations by September 2nd to get the recognition you deserve.
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The U.S. printing market could decline by an additional 6.4 per cent by 2030 as a result of tariffs, says a new report by market research firm Smithers. A 6.4 per cent drop means the closure of more than 1,000 companies.
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Xante releases its largest UV flatbed printer to date, the Xante X-121, with a 5 x 10 ft full-bleed imaging area and a maximum print head height of 3 in.
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Wide-format printing is changing rapidly. For decades, inkjet was used for short runs while screen and offset printing handled longer runs. That balance is shifting now due to technological advancements. This free session will highlight growth opportunities that go beyond the traditional wide-format business model. You don’t want to miss it!
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Pack-Smart launches HyperVision 3500, a fully integrated multi-layer vision inspection system for document manufacturing.
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Digital printing devices are versatile and there is one for almost any kind of printing application. These devices are manufactured for cut sheet and roll-fed markets. Some use toner and the electrophotographic print process to print the image onto the substrate, while others use inkjet ink. It is impossible to mention every device that is out in the market, so we're highlighting a few that caught our attention in the recent past.
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