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21. December 2021
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Is Sustainable Print Finishing Actually Possible?

Finishing printed products is one way to make the final product more attractive. And it's the right mix of design, substrate and finishing that has a bigger impact on sales as you probably already know. Some special methods thus make it possible to change the final product in an improved way. Finishing techniques are often not environmentally friendly though. Is it still possible to focus on sustainability and guarantee high-quality finishing at the same time?

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19. October 2021
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[Guest Article] Print Refining at PDC: Value of Value Added Printing

The trend of value-added solutions manifests itself throughout the graphic industry in the form of innovative strategies, through technical innovations and an authentic understanding of professional sustainability. As part of the PRINT & DIGITAL CONVENTION, the industry initiative Creatura, among others, shows sophisticated solutions and the latest methods.

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17. March 2021
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Major Key Accounts joining our Digital Adventure

Everything is different in 2021 but drupa remains the leading trade fair for the global print industry. Of course, we are especially proud to see the key players of print joining us for the virtual.drupa experience. In this article, they are telling you themselves why our digital expo is an absolute must for them!

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22. September 2020
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EcoLeaf – The New Technology for Finishing Options

ACTEGA Metal Print was founded in February 2017 with a mission to revolutionize the graphic industry with a sustainable metallization-technology for reducing the material, waste, cost, and time exposure. In order to achieve this goal, ACTEGA Metal Print bought the Nano-Metallgraphy – now known as EcoLeaf.

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4. November 2016
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Sending Post Sustainably With Paper Padded Envelopes

With the rise of e-commerce and a huge increase in the number of shippings sustainability is a serious factor. Millions of parcels are delivered to people around the world packed in paper, plastic boxes or envelopes. The UK based company Emailers Packaging came up with a new possibility for sustainable shipping: the paper padded envelope.

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