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The media plays an immense role in the printing industry, and the trade-shows often rely on the promotion, marketing, and coverage of the trade-shows. However, the media also benefit from this symbiosis. Has the current situation with postponed and cancelled events influenced the media and the vendors' ability to get the information across to the PSP's? And with the new reality, will this be an opportunity or a threat to the trade media?

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At Intergraf Print Matters in Budapest, Morten Reitoft speaks with Gabriel Petrea following a panel discussion focused on sustainability, CO₂ reduction, and the practical realities facing the printing industry. The conversation explores how sustainability has evolved from a niche concern into a core business issue for printers, suppliers, and brand owners alike. Drawing on insights from the panel discussion, Gabriel reflects on the challenges of balancing environmental ambitions with commercial realities, highlighting the need for solutions that are both sustainable and economically viable. Morten and Gabriel discuss the role of legislation, customer expectations, and market forces in driving environmental initiatives throughout the print value chain. While regulatory requirements continue to influence decision-making, the discussion also emphasizes the growing recognition that sustainability is increasingly becoming an essential part of running a competitive and efficient business. The interview examines topics such as packaging, waste reduction, resource efficiency, recycling, and the broader environmental impact of print products. Particular attention is given to the importance of understanding sustainability holistically, recognizing that environmental performance often requires balancing multiple factors rather than pursuing simple, one-dimensional solutions. The discussion also touches on the role of suppliers, manufacturers, printers, and industry organizations in helping the sector adapt to changing expectations. Collaboration across the value chain is presented as a critical element for achieving meaningful environmental progress while maintaining the industry's commercial strength. A thoughtful conversation about sustainability, environmental responsibility, legislation, and the opportunities available to printers as they navigate an increasingly complex business and regulatory landscape.

We love Switzerland - its clean environment, friendly population, and nature that surpasses most places on earth. The trip from Zurich to Jordi in the small city of Belp, together with Peter Rickenmann, was a blast. When you arrive in Jordi, you soon realize that the company has a leg in the future and the past. Photos from the company's founding, a reception area featuring print samples, and a production area showcasing the technology that drives the company forward. Jordi is a commercial printing company, but it also operates an online business called printzessin.ch. Still, the marketing is also driven by creating stunning customer inspiration—just whau. We were invited by Koenig & Bauer to cover Jordi, and thank you. The Rapida 106 X is undoubtedly doing the job, along with the wealth of print, finishing, and other products from various vendors—but, of course, with the Rapida as the dominant centerpiece in the production.

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Oyama Fumiya with K.K. Irisu, a Japanese graphics supplier is in the DURST Demonstration Center for the first time. He explains his excitement as he has just sold his first DURST press and is looking to sell more into a hungry market. LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fumiya-oyama-7469aa20b/

Kerry Labatt has been with Prisma Graphic in Phoenix for years but with five different positions/roles and has thrived with the company's growth. Visiting Prisma Graphic is truly interesting - the shielding between the entrance and reception area to the customer service people is one long arc with super nice samples of print done by Prisma Graphic - and they are GOOD. The company excels in several types of print, from offset to web-offset, to various types of digital print from inkjet to toner, and the facility is WELL laid out. We are visiting Prisma Graphic as they use Hunkeler equipment and their Screen 520 Truejet device - and Hunkeler kindly sponsored this film. Super nice company, and great to see a company that keeps investing in technology. In the film, you will learn how Kerry Labatt sees investments and when the time is right to do new ones! Enjoy!

INKISH Editor & CEO Morten B. Reitoft was invited to Stockholm to give a presentation on Why and How to Use Video in your Communication. We filmed everything, and here is the presentation. The presentation takes almost an hour, but hopefully, you will enjoy, and hopefully, you can learn. That was the intention. Great day ahead!

Andrew Gunn takes over as the first-ever guest host of Taktiful Tuesdays for a launch-day conversation with Kevin Abergel of Taktiful. Recorded at Fujifilm’s Chicago launch event for the Revoria Press PC2120, this episode covers the debut of green specialty toner in North America, the growing demand for CMYK+ and digital embellishment, and the role of automation, AI, and training in helping print providers sell higher-value print. Andrew and Kevin discuss early findings from Taktiful’s 2026 CMYK+ Digital Embellishment and Print Decoration Study, including rising demand, increased investment plans, and strong optimism around the future of embellishment. They also dig into Fujifilm’s Aspire program, Taktiful’s sales training approach, the Taktisphere community, and what’s coming next at Printing United. In this episode: The Revoria Press PC2120 launch Green specialty toner and CMYK+ opportunities Digital embellishment demand trends Automation, AI, and operator efficiency Sales training for embellished print Fujifilm’s Aspire program The Tactosphere community What to expect from Taktiful at Printing United

Fujifilm's PR company also visited the Peak Performance Print Experience event, AD Communication - represented by Tom Platt. But what does a PR company do? And can a communications specialist also be passionate about technology? Well, listen to what Tom Platt has to say! LinkedIn Profile.

Introduction to Open House JetPress FP790 by Wayne Beckett, INKISH

Wayne talks to Taku, about the development of the FP790 and how Fujifilm are looking to develop new markets out side of Europe to mirror the every changing face of print.

Exhibiting as a Fuji partner, Wayne talks to Stefan from Henkle, about how important it is to work with brands on regulations and how Henkel work with converters to make sure they are kept abreast of this ever changing landscape.

The first in the world to buy a FP970, and they bought two! Simon talks to Wayne about how EcoFlexibles have worked with Fujifilm over the last 4 years to drive the development forward, to make the press what it is today.

Exhibiting as a Fuji partner Nordmeccanica's Riccardo Agosti, talks to Wayne about how their laminating solution integrates perfectly with the FP790 saving costs when upgrading or adapting from analogue processes.

Ricardo talks to Wayne about the process of buying the JetPress FP790 and how the press ticked all the sustainability boxes for a new business they are starting in Portugal.

Wayne talks to Reynald, the designer of the FP790, about the design brief and stages you have to go through when you have been asked to bring a new press to market.

A big thank you to our hosts for this event - Wayne talks to Ralf Wilkens about the FP790 and the impact it has had on a business with 19 traditional Flexo machines.

Wayne talks to Gaurav Sharma from Galaxy Packtech, about their pouch making machines, built in India and supported across Europe by AB Graphics.

Youth will drive our business forward. In this interview, Wayne talks to Fillip Kels, the FP790 operator, and Delo about his time in print and his day-to-day life as a digital press operator.

Fujifilm partner Daniel Zimmermann from Felix Schoeller talks to Wayne about the importance of substrate selection for brands and converters. Bonded substrates have an amazing amount of regulations that are changing all the time.

Wayne chats with Keynote speaker Christian Menegon about the changing face of flexible packaging and how converters may need thier customers to adapt to a new way of working.

Wayne talks to Fujifilm partner Christian Hauswald from EyeC about the importance of inspection control for all flexible packaging and how EyeC has developed a system that can spot minor defects at very fast production speeds.

At Fujifilm's FP790 Open House in Lüneburg, Germany, Wayne Beckett speaks with Brian Batease from Quantum Flex Pack, a startup flexible packaging company based in Illinois, USA. The conversation comes at a particularly exciting time for Quantum Flex Pack, which has become the first company in the United States to invest in Fujifilm's FP790 digital flexible packaging press. With production scheduled to begin soon, the company is building a complete flexible packaging operation around digital technology from day one. Having spent more than a decade in the flexible packaging industry, Batease explains why the FP790 stood out from other solutions on the market. For him, one of the biggest advantages is the machine's simplicity. By removing much of the complexity traditionally associated with digital printing, Fujifilm has created a platform that enables operators to produce high-quality flexible packaging efficiently and consistently. Quantum Flex Pack plans to serve a broad range of applications, including pet snacks, beef jerky, packaged meats, baked goods, and other flexible packaging products. Rather than limiting itself to a particular run length or market segment, the company believes the FP790 provides the flexibility to handle both short-run and higher-volume production requirements. The discussion also covers the realities of launching a startup operation, including investments in laminating, slitting, and pouch-making equipment to create a fully integrated manufacturing environment. With equipment already on order and installation plans underway, Quantum Flex Pack is preparing to enter a highly competitive but rapidly growing market. As the first American company to invest in Fujifilm's FP790, Quantum Flex Pack represents an interesting example of how digital technologies continue to open new opportunities within the flexible packaging industry.